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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13
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ouf new aorsment il - great the forests in some
p~sniess mountain Brilliant with enthusiasm over
our Spring purchaser
Doc seems TO Be the popular pr,ce for DRESS
AAIkklAL& We have every known vrsv, OF Inn
pos'eo ma nome Products d that price in plain ns
ursd checked. plaid. striped and border,a eocds An
Oh variety 70 select from 81 Soc yard.
SPECIAL TRIMMING ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have today moved our Trimmins pep.rtr,sn, a,
our Dress Goods Room, where the faciite. for show
ing these goods Is greatly inc asea thereby o,.,,s
y easy 10 select your trimmings to match the new
colornss In Dress weaves To make this event more
important We will offer extra values in new p,odno
tons Of SILK. 'MoHAIR JETTEp AND GILT VAN
DYKE NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND CoLoREp
DRESS FRONTS AND sAsHEs, NEW GALLONS
In various patterns.
Handsome Effects in BRAIDED zoUAvEs. Ia,es,
Novelty BLACK WHIP LASH FRINGE ., q so DER
yard.
All Silk Knotted Frinses In Black and coiors
Embroidered Fiannels with and 4-inch- wide Work
ONLY CSC.
The price all over the world for these Is 81 so and
sl.76 per yard. We bought heavily aud want to un-
load
Our willingness to sacrihce is therefore explained
BINGHAM DRESSES
TO FIT
CHILDREN ]. AND YEARS
ss CENTS.
Made Of good washable Ginehams with wide en-
broidery on waist and edged with embroidery around
sleeves and waist nicely plated between the ebrod
cries, new sleeves. full length. only Csc
Only see them. won't you. No need to buy.
THE SHIRT QUESTION.
We will SELL beginning today and continue for FIVE
days, our latest purchase Of las dozen MEMS UN-
LAUNDERED SHIRTS. made of Dwight Anchor Cot
ton, welworked button holes all-linen bosoms con-
tinuous stays The workmanship and general artis-
tic appearance will be found superior 10 me higher
priced products We believe this offer to be the best
value that ever crept over our Shirt Counter.
PRICE &c EACH.
MEMS DEPARTMENT. MEMS DEPARTMENT.
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The danger along the Mississippi Of an over
Gov such - has not been known since its dis
covsry has slarmingly increased. The heavy
rAirs Of the past three days have augmented
the peril already very great Last night New
Orleans had more water by four inches in her
cssy front than had ever been noted, and the
street commissioner said that the levees could
stand only foot more rise. The Mississippi
river commission telegraphed to a member Of
ths Louisiana delegation yesterday that the
snD Of fifty thousand dollars was immediately
avsilabls. This sum is entirely too small to
stay The advancing food, and 1t Is doubtful,
ualess tha water begins to recede within few
heUA whether the levees of the lower Missis.
sipvi viii hold, even with the most extensive
repairs that could be put upon them with the
greatest promptitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

A special effort has been made 20 b. headquarters
Misses spd cSArss The ssoci sI. q: ~ vss,s sss
almost bswtldsrne. the price, e Psisas Royal
Any G1tozooQue nee OF charge. Prompt and p1lits
sttSutten. Wen d al W. caa e earn your paszcoseS
TIE PALAIs RoYAL.
- n 4sME1 RsnpeiaApA
mh12 Corner RA sva md 18th st nv.
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Fen shousa.d tsas Of nickel per year ars
mined from one pit in Canada and the slot
machine stil stands open for in daily food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

Nov let somebody pass the olive branch "a
Senators Chandler and Call
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5000 YAnps ToncHos L.crs.

Medici and Florentne Laces are also being tumbled
ont Of the as we WRITE but the ordinations Of
HoU lovely! Ho,o cheap, Won't they ~uy Is al for
the TDrchon LAces &c., to o. SO yard are the
prices. It's large purchase fortunate purchase for
you and us' Wen offer certain lots ct very srea.
price surprise for tomorrow Not decided on this
hour: 1O:15 O'Clock.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

\ u.,~.,, ~. n III, N onNI lie -.
duced TO ala.
hanging Hall Rack. antique oak, els: reduced 20
I Imitation Mahogany Hanging Hall Rack. 81: re-
Imitation Mahogany Hall Rack els: reduced to
Large Turkish Arm Chairs covered In French cre-
tonne. upholstery soft. s.s9 reduced 10 e.. each
Larse o-Ilece lsrlor Suite, Imitation ulAhoeany
frames piano hnish covered in best Wilton rus ss0
reduced To s7u
lDpiece Parlor Suite. solid walnut frames covered
IN crushed mOhalr plush $50; reduced e x:SO.
Zine o-Tlece Leather Library suite, antique OAK
frames. SO. reduced 20 S05.
large Handsome Library Chairs antique oak and
eherry frames. covered IN best leather as reduced
Larse Bed Lounge. antique oak frame, covered in
olive crushed plush, s23 reduced 10 SO
% flne Cheval Mirrors. antique OAK and cherry
frames beNel plates. 4OxlS. sl5: reduced 20 IL.
\ LArxe standlng Cabinet very nney carved. four
500 reduced 70 S41 '
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A Start liz EARNEST.

You'1l be sufprsed-even ct us-this sea.
son. Our Mems Department never was 30
stocked before MORE Of it-becAuse our
business 10 growing. BETTER-because
we're now personally making.
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80 PIECES NErs AND F1ouscrse

Russian and Chautilly Nets from as cents to &5. so
yard Never such Nets before at rs cents or such
FIouncings at e. And those who are judges will
ognize as good bargains at s55 yard. So that
every may secure just what they require at price
reduction tomorrow wen allow 10 per cent of the
marked prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
hale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

CHAMpAaxEs.
DUO DE MONTEBELLo."
Choicest Of French
Wines from Grapes
grown in the vineyards
of the
DUKES OF ORLEANS.
Qualtty-Dry.
Bouquet Exquisite.
N. W. BUkCHELLs
Agent,
1926 \ st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

JACKETS Fos TIE SpR1so.
THE MATER1ALS-The celebrated Clay Daeonala
Spring Weight Jersey Cloth. WIDE Vale Dseonsls,
Broad Cloth, scotch Chevots and the 'Che veron
Cloth The latter is an all wool diagonal cloth. with
THE STiLES-"Ths Refer" is breasted,
with rolling collar and high sleeves. 1.-THE Blazer
with rolling collar loose front with one button
frn" tight hitting Jacket, tailor finish. double and
single-breasted
THE CoLoRs-Tan. Brown, Black. Navy. Gray.
Fswn. Suede. Green.
az TIE sl EEI s. ata sss So &C. slO sll
sH-some Of the higher. priced Jackets were secured
by our Paris agent from the Paris exhibition Those
at the lower prices owe much Of their merit to the
Paris models.
Our SIS Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and
are braid bound just Is IA Imported Cheyeron
Jacket At IS aud $40 shown Jackets made Of the
Celebrated Clay Diagonals.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
sV Choice Of all ss Jackets for 81. You may pick
from the Stylish Blazers, the Tailor finish Cheverons
the Clay Diagonalsiu fact Jacket you marked
50 can be claimed for 81, until Saturday at pm.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-13

BAUMS
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
m13 9TH STREET.
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The classic grace Of the "Grecian" makes this new
robe appropriately named The material 10 Persian
he front Of surah sk IN Pink Hue s25 prics
wonder, ~
ef for mourning IN lovely effects OF Black and White
Mhether tbs the unprstentious Calico Wrap ct
city. -
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
or Wrapper.
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JrRsEYs FoR SPRING WEAR
The stock is now complete and consists Of over One
Hundred Different Styles.
It is obviously impossible to attempt oven brief de-
scrptions Let us point out few styles that are evil
IDENTIFY superior-those that are selling yery rapidly
HIGH-sLEEvE JERSEYS.
s5-silk- finish stockinet with front braided in
honey-comb design the coat back collar sleeves and
back braided to match
.s57-Braidsd in Military style with the new Rope
s39s-Braided in zouaye style.
$3.50-Vandyke Braid Points front and back FORM
ing Q collar Sleeyes and back 70 match:
&3.50-Braided Yoke Beauty with simplicity-ele-
gance with rehnement-best describes these Jerseys
S350-Soutacho and Mohair Braid happily blended
and forming . distingue trimming.
81 9SCollar rolling the entire front and thus FORM
ing vest front Braid binding.
$2-Braided in Vandyke points
81. 4s-Vest front. Improved coat back New style
button trimming
SPECIAL SALE PRICE.
e1-Any 90 so Jersey for 81 o. And you will fnd
ffteensaiherent styles to select from.
coLoRED JERSEYS FOR SPRING WEAR
Lovely shades Of Blue Gray. Tan, Fawu, Brown, Red
Tucked Colored Jerseys. az eS and n es
Brndea Colored Jerseys. 26s and 3 90
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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A FAvon,rr Spn1sa War.
1.-THE CONNEMARA."
Black or the French and Tartan Plaids mostly fav-
ored. We show them Of all-wopl msterials made ex-
preasly for these garmapts. The peculiarly grscefud
drsper that surprises and pleasss is thus explained
The New Cloth cspes are here from s3 TO ala
Beaded Cspes and Pelertnes from a 70 124.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
uChoice Of el2 Counemaras and listers for alO.
Plaids, Plain Cloths aud Strtpes TO select from.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
The Democratic Shorts"

The list of Democratic State Treas.
urers who have stolen and misman-
aged the funds entrusted to their
charge during the past few years is
an interesting one. 1t includes eight
State Treasurers. every one of whom
was given the opportunity to rob the
people by the Democratic party. The
following table contains the name of
each one of these Democratic "shorts"
and the amount they have stolen
from their respective States:
State Treasurer Churchill of Arkan-
sas, ~, 522 81
State Treasurer Polk, of Tennessee,
shortage .............. $1,000 90
shortage. ............ ........... 24s,I4S 81
State Treasurer Tate, of Kentucky.
shOrtage.......,....... Z41 US oU
' s27 900 90
80, AS 90
souri, shortage. $4,000 90
State Treasurer Archer, OF Maryland,
2O,0OO 10
Total shortage. ,3I5, la IS
It will be noticed that every one of
these States are in the South, and all
of them have been in undisputed con-
troll of the Democratic party for years.
In some of them Republican Govern.
ments were overturned and the Re.
publican vote suppressed on the plea
that the party was not fit to govern.
This party of "shorts" is also the
same party that shrieked itself hoarse
over the alleged corrnptions Of the
Republican party in its management
of the national finances. and which
was continually screaming for sight
of the books. The Democracy final.
~ obtained such sight and found
the account standing as follows:
The Republican party In account
with the nation after twenty-fOur
years
Service shortage 600 OF
Total SOOO,OO "
1t is no accident that these defalca-
tons have all happened in States
where there is no respect for the
rights of legal voters. A people can
not knowingly do a wrong without
debasing its own moral sense. and
when the Democratic party of the
South consents to the robbery of the
ballot boxes it encourages the men it
elects to responsible offices to think
that they will not be punished if they
fitch from State treasuries.-PhiLu.
Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1850.

A dispatch from Annapolis to the
Baltimore Sun dated the 2lst inst,
says:
In his charge to the grand jury to-
day Judge Miller referred to the
charge of malfeasance in Office pre-
ferred against Mr.. Stevenson Archer.
No charge of embeZzlement will be
made here. as the States securities
were taken in Baltimore city. Judge
Miller said that malteasance in office
is a common law crime, punishable
by fine and imprisonment. "If one.
half that is said of Mr.. Archer is
true" continued the Judge. "there
will be no difficulty ia finding an in
dictment against him for malfeasance
in Office" The same witness who
testified before the legislative inves-
tigation committee and who also
gave testimony before Governor
Jackson have been summoned before
the grand jury.
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Dana to Cleveland.

NEW YORK, April 17.-In reply to
Mr.. Cleveland's sharp criticism of
Editor Dana the Sun Tomorrow
will contain the following article un-
der the head:
REMARKS TO A COwARDLY LIAR"
1.-THE stuffed prophet of William
street, 10 rage of wounded vanity,
is thus reported: There is only one
thing Mr.. Cleveland resumed, and
a tender expression lit up his face,
that I care anything about in these
attacks; they are not confined to my.
self. 1t seems that the senile Dana
does not confine his warfare to men.
Women are not free from his distard-
~ assaults. Mrs. Cleveland has not
escaped. II is bad enough for Dana
to print his lying statements regard
ing myself, bat 1t is infinitely more
cowardly and distsrdly for him to in.
clude, as he has done, my wife In his
attacks. Nothing could be more
contemplate or so far removed from
all instincts of manhood"
ITO no habitual reader Of the Sun
10 it necessary to say that this is a
cowardly lie. 1t is not the less a lie
because it is uttered by a man who
has been President of the United
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 1876.
AN ACT


To provide for determining the proper loca-
tlon and fixing the boundary or division
line between Allegany and Garrett coun-
ties.
WHEREAS, The true boundary or division
line between the counties of Allepany and
hundred seventy-two. Chapter two hundred
and twelve, under which the said county of
Garrett was formed, is in dispute. and
WHEREAS, 1t Is a matter ofthe highest i'm.
portance to the citizens and tax payers Of
both counties to have said line properly To-
Gated and definitely fixed, therefore,
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the County
Commissioners OF AIiegany and Garrett
counties be and they are hereby authorized
and empowered to employ O. competent and
skillful civil engineer, not resident of either
county, nor owning property therein, to sur
vey and accurately locate the boundary or
division line between the said counties OF
Allegany and Garrett in accordance with the
provisions of the Act OF eighteen hundred and
seventy-two. Chapter two hundred and
twelve of the laws Of Maryland relating
thereto.
SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That each Board
OF County commissioners shall have an equal
voice in the selection of said engineer and
may act In joint meeting, or by seperate reso-
lutions or orders of their respective bodies.
and all expenses incurred In carrying out the
provisions OF this Act shall be Jointly borne
by both counties.
SEC. 8. And be 1t enacted, That upon the
completion of said survey and the location of
said line said engineer shall make full re-
port OF all operations, accompanied by all
necessary plats aid papers, to the respective
Boards OF County Commissioners of Allegany
and Garrett Counties. and upon the adoption
and ratification Of said report by the County
Commissioners aforesaid, the boundary or d.
vision line so located and fixed shall there
after be and remain the permanent boundary
or division line between said counties Of Al
legany and Garrett.
SEC. 4. And be 1t enacted, That all Acts,
parts of Acts, or other proceedings, inconsist-
emit with this act, be and it is hereby repealed.
SEC. s. And be IL enacted, That this Act
shall take efect from the date of its passage.
1885, Approved April Sd, 1890.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS oFFIc

NVV VI Il YUM Iti'oIOANI SINc Ut T ICI1I
Thomas ]. Johnson, per diem and mi
leage to April Ii, 1890. lis 10
Jacob Fresh, per diem and mileage,
use Ross Compton ....... 500
Jacob Fresh, per diem and mileage to
April l6, 1880 ....... .............,.... ... 67O
Isaac NJ. Umbel. per diem and mileage
TO Aprii Is, 1880. . -. ......'... 100 90
w II Hagans. late Clerk. for balance OF
salary, use Garrett Co Bank .......,.... 2l 90
J b Fay, Clerk for salary from Jan.
II to April IL, 1890, use Garrett Coun-
W IDtuh
Clerks salary for year ending April
mssioners . 600 90
G S Hamili, Attorney to Board. ..... $50 10
Total. .................. sl267 so
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States. II is not less cowardly because
1t proceeds from a husband whose
inferiOrity in social, moral and In
tellectual qualities is recognized by
all who know the admirable woman
linked to him by the name they bear
in common.
passing over the blackguard
epithets in which the half-drunken
deputy sheriff reappears and finds his
only possible retreat, we come to the
more serious matter. To provoke
sympathy for himself. Mr.. Cleveland
deliberately draws the name OF his
wife into an interview intended for
publication. charging the Sun with
an offense which, If the charge is true,
ought to render this newspaper Odious
to every gentlemen Oh Manhattan
Island, to every honorable man who
respects womanhood. The charge is
false, and Mr.. Cleveland knew it was
false when he uttered it.
"There Is but one answer that we
care to make. We invite Mr.. Cleve.
land to point to line or word that
ever appeared in the Sun concerning
the good woman whose name he thus
degrades. which justif1es, directly or
indirectly, the statement contained
in the paragraph quoted above. If
he cannot do that-and he cannot
we invite the attention of the COM
munity to the portrait of selfish
paltroon. and unworthy husband,
about whose conduct in this affair
nothing can be said by any person of
sensitive perceptions that will not
leave on the course and swollen face.
peeping from behind the edge of his
wife's garments, red mark like the
sting of a whip LASH"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
Public Local Law.
CAAPTER 1872.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To add an additional section to Article twelve
OF the Code of Public Local Laws OF Mary
land, title Garrett County" subtitle" Court
Crier," to be numbered 81 A.. providing for
the compensation of Court Crier for said
Garrett county.
SECTION ]. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of Maryland. That an additional sec
ton be added to Article twelve of the Code of
Public Local Laws of Maryland. title Garrett
County" subtitle Court Crer'' to be NM
bered 81 A.. providing for the compensation
of the Court Crier for said county, and to read
as follows:
81 A. The County Commissioners ofGarrett
County shall levy annually for the Crier of
the Circuit Court for said County, two dollars
and fifty cents perday for his services as such
Crier. and the Treasurer for said County shall
pay said Crier at the close of each session OF
the Court for his services during said session
SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That section
eighteen of Article thirty of the Code Of
Public General Laws of Maryland, title Fees
OF Officers" subtitle "Criers" be, so far as the
same relates to Garrett County, and all other
Acts or parts OF Acts, inconsistent with this
Act, be and the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. And be 1T enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date OF its passage
4263 Approved March 9th, $780,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
Secretary Rusk's Remedy.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Secreta-
ry Rusk is about to issue an address
to the farmers of the county explain.
ing how the depression in agricul-
ture can be remedied.
He attributes the present state of
affairs in part to carelessness in cul-
ture, and says that in these days
farmer must be as we'll trained and
careful in business as the storekeeper.
and his equal in intelligence and gen.
eral education.
The Secretary also thinks that the
farmer does not study the market re-
ports as carefully as he should. and
recommends that he avail himself of
the information supplied by the
Agricultural Department. He thinks
that farmers should not acquire
more land than they can profitably
cultivate.
After touching upon transporta-
tlon, mortgages, the middleman,
gambling in farm products. and COM
binations to control the market, the
Secretary makes long argument in
favor of higher duties on farm prod
ucts. He gives tables to show that
our imports of agricultural products
amount to $3.50, 273.73S. the greater
part of which, probably $3.50, 00O. 600,
might be, with proper encourage
ment. produced on our own soil. He
thinks that the problem can be solved
by the imposition of higher rates of
duty on agricultural products.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-26
REGISTRARS.
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.

Jas NJ Litzinger, for publishing for the
year ending April IA, lS9l...............S 400 90
Jas M Litzinger, county printing for
the year ending April IA, 1891 ............ 400 90
Jas A HAYDEN, for publishing for the
year ending April IA, 1891. 400 90
Total......... 1920 90
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To pay this amount 1t was aSeertained that
the taxable property of the County amounted
to 1881 $3.50, which, at SO cents on each 500,
the County taxation will make the above
amount of Sal ,470.55,
Dedueting $l73, 005.9i for corporations pay
ing the State tax direct to the State Treasurer,
leaves the basis for State tax $4.05S 6S3 0S.
which. at IN cents on each 800, makes the
amount of State tax $7,2Ol.l6, and this added
makes the taxes for State and County pur-
poses S4S,6747l,
BY an Act Of General Assembly OF Mary
land passed at Its January Session, 1880, all
County Taxes shall be due and payable on the
LIST of September succeeding the date of levy
and on all county taxes paid on or before
said day discount of fper cent. shall be al
lowed, but this discount shall not be allowed
TO any person or corporate institution unless
the whole amount OF State and County taxes
due by such person or corporate Institution
for :he current year be paid when the same
is made.
]. B. FAY,
Clerk to County Commissioners OF Garrett
County.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
To the School Commissioners OF Gar
rett County for Public Schools 80 o0o 90
HOSPITAL FUND.
For the support of Insane Paupers In
Asylums, subject to the order THE
County Commissioners. 81 an 90
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BRIDGES.

BRIDGES.
VIM Loraw and Frank Ashby, max
ing I'LL at Ashby bridge, use NJ Davis
Son ..S ~ w
co Warwick, work on Hoover bridge. 10 10
w w Griffith, bridge over Mill run. use
Leslie Z Friend ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO SO
John Riley of Geo, bridge over Sand
spring run, use of Joseph Jeffries...... 81 4S
Johnson King. bridge near Jameson
farm use Garrett county Bank......... "a 25
Jonas Glotfelty. building bridge......... 81 so
Joseph Shaffer, bridge ON Mt Lake Park
road. ~ ~
Ralph Ashby. repairing bridge over
Snowy Creek 10 Ia
ChaUncey Kimmell bridge over Iough-
iOgheny 81 95
Geo o Broadwater, to putting crib in
Savage river on Bear Pen road........-.. 20 90
C A Dodge, repairing bridge.......".:."... 4 90
Peter Keefer over Deep
Greek q %
John Shines, repairing bridge over Deep
Creek IL Of
Rudolph Beckman, work on bridges. Al 80
John Wilhelm, for removing debris at
Savage river 90
Alpheus WEIGH, building bridge and
hand railing Selbysport bridge .........,. II so
Cherry Creek .................. 50 90
Lewis Harmon. 10 90
N G Browning, bridge over Sang Run. IS 90
Charles burst, building bridgeS............ IS 90
Samuel Yommer, Hoover bIidge......... 10 90
J0naS FolR W
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CLERKS OFFICE.

CLERKS OFFICE.
E . Tower. Clerks fees, use of Third
National Bank, of Cumberland,S l5O 90
z u Tower balance Of Clerks fees..... Iii 81
......sl ,26l 81