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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
Marriages pmrinu the uonth.

During the month of March marriage
Licenses were granted the following
persons: Frank + Whitchurst aud
Mamie + Mnrden, Caesar IL Gusgen.
helmer aud Blnnohe Campo, William
Winder and Blanche a Bailey, Charles
l. Perkins aud George a Peppett.
Walter Il Old aud Sophie Baskorfie!d,
David Z White and Alice o Baylor,
Robert IL. Bull and Matte J Hnden,
CiGudius II Oliver ana CorueliG Lam.
bert, Samuel j Ludy aud Kate Koeler,
john Doo1 and Marie Tordv.
Lew Hicks and Sarah A privet,
Ihos Randall and Harriet Jones,
Charles II Butts and Minnie
Motley, @ NJ Tony aud Nellie Holmes,
Geo II Jones ana Minnie Young, Jas
IL Billups aud Mary Il Armstrong, VIM
h Hines aud Wessie L Pebbles, Jos w
Cuiiey nnd Lnvinia Chapman, Matthew
Rnins and Rosnnua Cooke, George
Whitehurst aud Lizzie Hurris. sam
Holster aud Jennie Holloway, William
Thomns aud Hattie Briggs, owen VIII
hams and Caroline Williams, Thomas
Drumgo and Jennie Bauks, .Jnmes
swift aud Annie Hunter. John S Jones
ard tnnnie A Turner, f Harrison aud
Matte Philips, Levi Potts and Lucy
Brown, George a Conway and Lizzie
& Gwin, David A Brown and Mary Il
Miller. One not published. Total, 81.
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NIu,uai nmiId,nu l.,nciuIlnn.

Mr.. Ira L. Holt. for many wears
bookkeeper aud cnshier OF the Hecht
HIrschier Company and their prede.
cessors. has been elected to the 20
sition of Financial Secretary of the
Mutual Building Association one OF
the largest and most successful insti-
tutIons of the kind IN the city. This
gentleman has been connected with
the association since It's its organiza-
ton, first as It's Treasurer aud then as
lis recording Secretary, and is fully
qualified to assume the duties of his
new position. The Mutual Building
Association is fortunate Ill having the
services of Mr.. Holt, who has done as
much es any man in tho Building Asso.
citation business to make 1t popular in
our city.
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WHAT'S the tsubt
Isitl. Eecrnixrh.

Tho Ordinance Committee OF tho
Councils has received five bids for the
telephone franchise in thia city, rs
follows: Tho Southern Bell Telephone
Company. the Virginia Telephone
Company, tho Southern Electrical
Service Company, g. A. Nash aud
associates and Messrs. Guest n Pollard
Tor co operate company. The com
mittee Will report to the Common
Council next Tuosdny night.
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what in tho is,rb,
p,n.,er Nn.eiti,..

Decorated duck aud goose eggs con
signed from Colorado. ribbon aud ster-
Hug silver book marks, from 25c up J.;
silver belt buckles, 900 upwards; tie
nnd veil cIasps, watch and bnndker-
CHIEF pockets, emery balls, and hun .
dreds of other silver novelties, from
zoo M. Special silver snle for next ton
days. The cheapest aud best always
TO DO had ut "rhe Casket."
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GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
Opening of New Goods, Monday
Morning, April Isl

Morning, April Isl,
Our Mr.. l.. Levy has been in New
YORK the past two weeks searching the
market Tor bargains to oifer our pat
rons nj our special sales. That he has
succeeded you can preceive from the
great array of bargains we offer for to.
morrow's sale: One hundred dozen
ladies' fine embroidered haudkerchiefs
at lo each, every one WORK of artand
worth not less than 20c. Be the iudge
when you see them. Not more than
live to customer. One hundred
dozen ladies' white and colored border.
hemstltch haDdkerchiefs, ut 90 each
lO1 dozen gents white aud colotea
border hemstitch handEerchiefs ut &c
encn, besides our entire stocli of ladies'
aud gents hauukerchiefs, consisting of
more ,0O0 dozen Mt greatly reduced
prices Tor that day; 100 bottles triple
extract perfumes, ali favorlte odors, ut
Zoc bottle, have never sold in this
city Tor less than SOC; 100 large bottles
hnest FLORIDA water, sold everywhere
tor 00c, our price for Monday 15c a
bottle; lO pieces figured China silk at
2oc; 20 pieces pam China silk at 15c;
10 pieces fine figured Oh,na silk nj 5gc;
10 pieces fine S0hodi crepon CHINA
silk III 50c, the proper thing for waists
and trimming; caso best Merrimac
prints at 4c yard; 20 pieces fine
Iercale SC yard; 300 beautilni
Chenille 4 1 table covers $40 each.
100 i !, at soc; ready made IOI An.
droscpggin sheets, 50c IA piece. each
contains =! yards of material; pillow
cases 10 match, 2Oe and 25c pair:
case nice check musiins, at &c Inrd: |
cuse better, 1t nc yard; case best, nt
&C yard; l lot embroidered pillow
shams, at zoe pair, usually sold at
oOc; DC giDglihm checks, reduced TO ;c,
Sc quality. reduced TO DC; G24 Yards
white ludia lawn remnants, [ to 10
yards III piece, sc yard; new CASH
merettes, checked sateen, Just the
thing Tor SHIRT waists, looks like silk.
at l1c yard, good sateens in b!uck, Sc
and lOc; IN co!ors, 100 yard; 10 pieces
beautiful plaid dress goods, nice for
chlldren's dresses, l0c yard: ladies' fast
black seamless hose, 10c u pair; better
quality l2!c, 16r. 25c q pair; boys' fast
black seamless Spanish hose, sizes 6 to
10, l2i pair; 80 dozen pure linen
huckelback towels, size II by AZ inch.
l2io each; 80 dozen pure IIueu Dam
ask knot fringe towels, is by 4 inch
l5c each; Androscoggin Al bleach cot
ton $50 per yard; Fruit of the Loom
IL bleach cotton Go per yard, fine
white cambria So por yard; Lonsdale
best cambric &c per yard, and great
many more bargains we could meution
If space permitted. Be sure TO call
Monday aud secnre some of our bar
gains. Levy Bros, LA Main street.
L Ia.
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snivrrsity Wins.
Special Dispatch to the Virginia

Special Dispatch % th9 NirRinian.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, March 30
The 'Varsities defeated the st. Albans
team III baseball ibis evening by the
score OF l TO 3. The 'Varsiiies made
error after error and nothing but Mel
cons pitching held the score of ST.
Albans down. They were unable TO
nit him, making three hits. Garnett
lead in the batting for Virginia, getting
three hits and n home rum. Batteries
Virginia, Cochran and Nelson; St.
Albans, Marshall and McGuire.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31

CocnRANroN, PA. -"Some years ago
bad occasion to visit North Carolina.
and while there had one of my bilious
attacks. Hearing, for the first time,
of Simmons Liver Regulator. tried it.
Nothing before had so effectualy re
lieved me. conld in no way benefit
others more than by putting such u
remedy Ill their hands" IN. y. Shep
ard.
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MUSICAL AT GRANeY STREET.
Conceri Monday Night Under Direc
ton Of Prof. Koerner.

One OF The musical events of tbe see.
son Will he the grand concert under
Prot. hogrner's infringement ut Gran
10y Street Church. to-mOrrow, Aprii |.
nj $3.50 2. III. Prof, koeruer's well
Known ability and the array of talent
below assures the public of most dc.
llghtful evening. This is the seond of
those tirst.clnss entertainments gwen
to the public by the Epw0rth Leagues
of Cranky street aud Centenary
Churches. and will 10 ono OF the hest
of them ell. This is tho only one
which will not bo entirely free. 10
provide for the necessary expenses.
OF tuese entertainments (Which nrc nt
trnctlnS attention aud imitation IN tho
distant cities) silver Offering will be
made mt the door. Owing TO the en-
gngements Of some OF the singers else.
where, the concert will begin at 1880
sharp instead Of s O'clock
The following programme will be
rendered:
J.. Chorus The Wilderness. Sir John Goss
:. Violin Solo ''lntermeL<o". .Muscasin
Mr.. thns lorjcs
hnWtono .l,it,n Solo with Violin Oblgato.
hymn or Old .........-. Johnston
Mr W u Crowoll aud Mr. Chas Bories
IL 500 and Chorus-''Jubilate Amen
MIS-, Ewcli ana Choir. - "''
b. Tenor olo -'If With All Your Heart"
3rrl lloyd nlick.
e, Cornet Solo-''Ave Maria" .Gounod
Mr. Chas T. Iindall
z. soprano Bo!o-''The Resurrection"
Miss Ewel.
s Trio for Ladies' Voices Lift Thine
Eye, ,........., 49,, Nlenlc ssohn
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BACK BROKEN.
Capt. Galloway Injured by Falling
Timbers.

Capt. W. G. Galloway, of the W. A.
Leary Lumber and Dry Kiln Com.
pany, who have an Office at % Granby
street. met with very serious ucci
dent yesterday. Capt. Galloway was
sitting on bench al his place of bust
ness experimenting the removal
OF some IRON tubes and sew.
ernl hundred feet of lumber aud
rock fell upon his back. He wns
gotten from under the timber in n
short while and Dr. w. Is. Meredith
summoned. An examination showed
that his back was broken. Capt. Gal
loway resides Mt ll6 York street, and
Is man OF family,
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scoRE ~ INNIN.s.

Eeh, 1oth.'''.'''......b 10 N-25
SUMMARY; Earned Rnps-New York.
II; Norfolk, I. Two base: :Hits-Dayis,
Z; Iiernan, /; Banpon, /; Hoffman,
lager, 1. Home Kuns-Baunon aud
. Hagan. Stolen Bases-Fuller, |:
OayiS, :; Doyle. |; Clark. /; O'Hnean.
J; Crowley, ] Setley, .. Double Plays
-Hager and Corcoran. Base on Balls
-Oh Herr, 3. Struck Out-By
Meekin, 3; Clark, | Rusle, .; Herr, :;
Setley, i. Wild Pitches Herr, .; Set
ley. !. Time OF Game, 2:l5. Umpire
AIR. Manlove.
Norfolk will play Lancaster, Pa,
Estate League) Monday ut 800; Phila.
delphla National League Tuesday at
$3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
GRAND SPRING OPeNlNGl

AT Mrs. p. Ries, No. lo4 Church
Street, Next Tuesday and We'd
nesdaY.
During tho pnst season we have built
an elegant well Lighted show room AZ
an addition 10 our store, which will
enable us TO show our beautiful pattern
hats and bonnets, aud IL complete us
sortment OF millinery goods at our
opening, which takes place next Tues.
day and Wednesday, April Ind and
,lrd.
Ladies are respectfully invited to
attend. Mrs. p. Kies, 10l Church
street. mb2S.,f
Newest Discovery ry"-lGxt. teeth no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
WHAT'S tho gII,bi
SIlhs, SIlEs.

On Saturday morning, at II O'Clock,
will begin my first silk sale aud will
place the incest and cheapest line of
silks ever offered in Norfolk from 25c
to 81. 90 per yard. Il. A. Saunders.
Try Marray's dinners and break fasts
6Oc. each. They are the best in the
State; 54 Roanoke avenue.
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i.Itsicr 'si,ottyi,ts.

Have your thoughts turned toward a
spriug suit and who shall make it? If
not, 1t Is about time you were giving
1t your attention, for Easter is lust two
weeks oil md you should surely have
one by that time. Drop in and let us
show you our styles for spring and
summer wear. They are surely worth a
look. aud look will convince you that
ours ls the largest and most complete
line OF novelties we have over shown.
Nobby Scotcb fixtures, plain and fan.
cy worsted an1 'nany other styles from
the best known manufacturers, are to
seen only on our counters. Call earlv
ana select yonr snt before the best
styles are gone. Nichols ~ Wallace.
tnllors mud inrnlshers, 100 Mnin street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
MILLINERY
Grand SPRING Opening |
MRS. j. S. B. ANDERSON,

beSs to intimate that her NEW SPRING
a!OCh is now repetn with all tho newest
esigns ana novelt Is OF the sea oa selectsd
rom representatives o. Partisan houses IN
Now lo ork. As Mr, a. makes her selections
To meet the requirements of aIies of re-
hned t"st who con Npproclate the artistic
IN Il sign an the ham onions bieniing of
go ois, she feels satlslioi that her eAor 3
Wi meet with the approval ol her patrous
Tho Grand Spring Opening for he aisuiay
OF Paris patterns will take place on UES-
DAY AND WEDNESDAY, the 2nd and Bird of
April. cord al invitation ~ extended 10
the liz Il in general
MRS. J. 5. p. ANDERSON,
mr29-it lilo Church ST.. Norfolk W.
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siihn, SIiRs.

On Saturday morning, at IL o'clock,
will begin my first silk sale aud will
place the incest and cheapest line of
silks ever offered in Norfolk from 25c
10 $500 per yard. Il. a, Saunders,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31

Another large bntch OF Daisy Roller
Mills Hour goes over our city to. day.
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" hat the Itubl


Several cars en- route; must be sold;
also some on track here. ii. T.. Owens.
27j Wster street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
LECTURE gY The 10y. !sHN geoDs
"a Retrospective View"

Mr' "oodes = long and eventfui career and
large &c Iualttnce VII enable him 10 denct
m"hN 'hte."stin; events nMd call to min d
many noted men Of lis time. Tho pro ec,is
oi he entertainment vii be devoted to n
inhi ior the ere ii Of ii church in cd
ford county. Va.
Inc following gentlemen have kindly ,on-
hehted 10 act as II Coumittee OF arrange
ineht', under who's auspices the address W ii
be made; Il. H. Baker, Charles sharp Jas
~ % th Il. Murray l.. d. Strke, Jos
Il Allyn, Walter H. TayIo. Geo. @. Reed. w.
y. KoIniree. Win. w. Old. Is T.. Loyal, WIN.
II. White. NJ. Glennam. Richard B Iunsiall.
Anam i,redwell, Chss. q. Elliott VIM. e.
Taylor, jon. T. fraucls
mr3I-t ADMISSION, SIC.
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what's tho IIubi
Isy llook and isv ,roo,..

Large line walking canes, hooks and
crooks. sterling silver mounted, from 81
up. Chapman d Jakemau.
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what the Erub,

nonEh 'eicc wanted.
Five thousand bushels, highest mar.
tet price. h. l.. Owen, 275, 277. 279
Water street,
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a new line coming in every day,
book marks and manicure pieces.
Chapman d Jakeman.
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DIR. ID. $. Harmon, Consulting Opti-
clan snd Master OF Optics. 1856 Main
street, Norfolk, Va. Consultation fre @
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haiis ti,. EiuD,

Nickel Lever Watch. ST. Repairing
specially. Brown & Wolf, jewelers.,
SUCCESSORS to s. Il. Smith, IL Bank
streat,
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Wiiut the lsubr

Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint
cures all corns, warts and buuions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31

Newest Discovery Ext. teeth no
pain. y. Y. ID. Roome. lG2 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31

Cntarrh originates In scrofula's taint.
L. L. =. puriiies the blood; and thus
permanently cures ca!arrhs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-31
PROMISES VS.. PERFORMANCE,

On an annual premium of s74I.OO paid to
the best ono Of the hew York Lifo Insurance.
1Ntonpahies ID December: 1894, the caah
-. on IN annual premium OF $6s4 GO paid TO
TIE NORTHWESTERN the cash dividend
IN December. 1924. was $20S--3Ol per cent.
da botn ordinary life plan and insuring the
same amount. These are ACTUAL, RE-
SUITS Two AMI half times as large
D. Humphreys & Son.
GEN'L AGENTS NoRrHwEsTERN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-04
Unguento Derm6geno /!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
poT el UNGUEaTo DERM6GEEo en-
las Nagas 9HeosaaHyas, .jNas<fes, pf-
esdayas az ,aos9sfk0S iepya G,yfea IA,
sa50aonrs, fiefanfiasfs fsmoyes. dc
cssalq.;sr py0esdsaefa, yssasafismo, III
esyas. ieyidas ds esalQNier Gymo, pa
nadisos C., 10 demuestran las infni-
tas 'curacioncs obtcnidas y cl constan-
te uso que dc dicho especifico sc
hace.
Dep6sito: FaYma-ia Central dc ]
Fcrrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-04
|. BASSEDAS
AGENCI-A ESCoL-AR

profnndo del donde he vvdo argos amos
Barcelona fama estar
vigi dgr los eudiantes desde
acuden busca instruction seundaa en- aque cudao
modico acceptable estpendio annual
ofrezco, pue padres mia deseen utzar mis-
les cuiday les observe
acompahe sonctud les
ofrezca del hogar domesico.
los
Domiclio Ronda 4I, 10 I. BARCELONA
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23
THE BOARD MEETS
COUNTY CORNERSTONE
HOLD A SESSION.
A Large Amount of Business Is
Transacted.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
WoRTH1NGToN, MINI.
Nav 6. 1895.


The Board of County Commits
sioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all the members present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. ).
On hearing of petition to change
that part of county road No. 2
running along the township line
between townships of Indian Lake
and Bigelow from the state line,
where it curves onto section 81 in
Indian Lake township, so that the
same when changed will not run
on the township line aforesaid,
straight, without making the
curve, the prayer of the petitioners
was ordered granted, when line of
the proposed change is properly
graded and release of damages
filed with the county auditor.
Petition to form q, new school
district Of sections Ii and "a in
Bloom and Is and 10 in Seward
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

It is important that CITY of such
pretentions as Worthington should
be supplied with modern, up-to-
date system of lighting. There is a
great future for our city if all pull
together and work for it's best, inter-
ests. Worthington cannot afford to
be backward in any matter that
will be public benefit, and tend
to bring our town into prominence.
The council has called a special
election for June 18th to vote upon
the question of putting in an electric
light plant, and issuing bonds to run
long time at low rate of interest
to pay for the same. The question
of lights has been discussed at sever
al public meetings and, we believe,
it was fully demonstrated at each
meeting that large majority of our
people are in favor of electricity in
preference to any other system.
A good item in favor of electricity is
that it costs much less to put in a
plant than for gas; and many con-
tend that the cost of operating is
also considerably less.
i Another big card in favor of cleo
trio lights is that the outskirts of
town could be as we'll lighted as the
more thickly populated portions.
The cost of stringing wire a few
blocks is but triAing, while the lay
ing of gas pipes is expensive. Anoth-
er point in favor of electricity is the
shaded condition of our streets-it
/ is impossible to light them with low
street lamps. An arc will throw
light zoo feet in diameter; one at
\ each alternate corner would brilliant
~ illuminate the whole city. With
electricity the whole village would
be well lighted. There are innumer-
able argument that can be, and have
u 4 3. ~
been, adduced in favor Of the more
modem system Of lighting elec
triicity We believe every voter in
ity has fully determined who ]
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Notes Political.

Now comes the report from St.
Paul that Tams Bixby is slated fol
the governorship in 1898. Tams is
an, albright fellow, but why should
Frank Day be showed aside? He
would be about ripe at that time,
and there is no one in the state who
can fill that Office more creditably
or with more ability than can the
Senator from Martin.
tt /
United States Senator David B.
Hill is being urged to come out for
free silver "and receive the democrat
ic nomination for president.
! tt
Some politicians are all right in
their. way but they don't weigh
much.
! i
Congressman J. T. McCleary says:
"What the next congress may do on
the financial question I do not know,
but there is one thing of which, feel
very confident, and that is this c66n-
try will never declare for free coin
age. I hope, however, that the
monetary conference may have a
meeting, and that it may accom-
plish something."
! IT.
Congressman Tawney, of the first
district, was not placed upon the del
egation to the Cleveland conven-
ton. John Goodnow's mouth will
never make up for the loss of Taw-
ney's brains to the delegation.
4 49, ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

The state editorial association will
not 90 to Yellowstone Park as at first
proposed. It will probably change
it's course and go to New Orleans to
the Cotton Exposition, in September.
Time and space prevents our attend
ing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

John l.. Gibbs will, it is said, pose
as the farmer candidate for governor.
The ADVANCE is Of the opinion that
David Clough will be nominated and
elected by handsome majority.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

he will vote on election day, that he
cares for no further discussion of
this subject; that he is prepared to
vote for the best interests of Worth
ington.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

Gov. Clough has signed the war
rant for the execution of Harry Hay
ward, fixing the date for June q.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

Wheat went sailing sky high Mon
day in Chicago. It closed at 75s
cents, it's highest since January, 1893.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23
Ladies' Waists,

We have only few Of that -
odd lot Of Ladies' Waits left
that formerly sold from $1.25. =
to $3.50. Come in Saturday 40
and take your choice for fCC
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

Ex-Speaker Van SAINT will be can
didate for governor, so the story goes
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

During the month of April the in.
terest bearing debt increased 2,000,.
GOO and the cash balance in the treas.
ury decreased over 100000. There
are other evidences, also, that these
are Democratic times.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-05-23

was ordered for hearing on May
9th at one o'clock p. m. -
Report of Board of Audit was
read and ordered placed on file.
Petition to form three school
districts out of north half of
Bloom was rejected, not being in
proper form.
The motion prevailed that all
appropriations made out of the
county road and bridge fund for
the construction Of bridges in No.
bles county be made on the ex-
press condition that all such brid-
ges shall be pile bridges and COW
cred with three inch plank.
The following appropriations
were made out of the road and
bridge fund:
$l75 to Graham Lakes for a
bridge across Jack Greek on Sec
tions "a and IS, on approval of E.
"A. Trip.
500 to Ransom for bridge on
section line between sections l and
p, on approval of R. O'Hearn.
$75 to Bloom for bridge across
Jack Creek on section line be-
tween sections 80 and 80, on ap-
proval of B. w. Pope.
Board adjourned to the 9TH, inst
at 9 O'Clock a. m. 49,. ~...-.s.
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6lJOW0O. 49,. +.
Carl Arneson, waiting on scarletina
patients .:...''..'.v ~ 20
Geo w Austin, same Observation-Disclosures. Is 30
F "A Stevens, clerk of court fees. ...... .2S1 60
same, three days on Board of Audit. % 90
John Kendlen, same. $500. 90O
IL M Palm same. .~............. ......... ~"
j "a Kennedy recording bonds and MAX
Il ing list of mortgages. .................. 81 45
Ramage & Smailwood. wood for jail :. -. 8 %
Tutnill Lumber Co, same .......:"...... 375
Same fuel for court house .:..... 13 o.
w s Lewis, mdse for jail. ......:.!.. IS
w Humiston Co, supplies court house: "a II
A Miller, screens for jail. 30 10
VIM MARI, serving subpoenas dist court. $50
J G Thorn Eddie Bills to reform school,. II IS
Same, posting road notices. ........... 80
Same, receiving prisoners. 5000. %
came. hostage :. 8 90
Geo D Barnard & Co, record holder. 40
Pioneer Press Co, assessment books, rec.
OrdS, etc. 80 w
Perkins Bros Co, warrants, records. 500. 44b0
Brown, Tracy & Co, blanks, ETC.. g.. II s6
w s Booth & Son, blanks. .................. 20
Curryer & True, deed record. $3.50. - 90
n B PLOTS, coroner's fees, EW Severance. 665
IA HClark. examination Of body of same. 90
b Plotts, coroner's fees in death Of child
at Ellsworth. n 70 %
EJames Maher, assisting coroner IN same 200
! Continued 8