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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

! Charles Lowell, Of the Seventh Maine
Volunteers.
Mrs. Isabel H. Urell, wife Of Lieut..
NJ. Everett Urell, Eighty-second New
York Volunteers.
Mrs. Martha Irving. wife of Lieut..
Col. William Irving, Fifty-eighth Ohio
! Volunteers.
Mrs. Hannah Fletcher, wife of Lieut..
Robert H. Fletcher, United states
army
Mrs. Cornelia Smith Baird, wife Of
Inspector General Absolam Baird.
Jane Boyd Smith, colored servant Of
Gen. Baird.
Mrs. Maria Hudson, the mother. and
| Mrs. Emelia r. Hudson, the wife OF
Maj. Edward Nick. Hudson, United
States army.
Mrs. Mary Dana, wife Of Lieut.. Col.
James J. Dana, United States army.
Mrs. Catherine e. Barber, wife Of
Lieut.. Col Merrett Barber, Assistant
Adjutant General, United States army.
The wife of Capt. Lyman Il. Moore,
United States army.
The wife of Past Assistant Engineer
William S. Moore, United States navy.
Mrs Mary d. Young, the wife Of
Capt. d. J. Young, L. S. A.
The wife of Charles d. Maxwell, Ned
zeal Director. U. S. n.
Mrs. Ann b. Lancaster, mother Of Al
bert o. Vincent, Lieut.. Col, e. $. A.
Mrs. Mary K. Hayden.
Mrs. jeanette Van Dusen, wife of
Capt. A. II. Van Dusen, Ninety-seventh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

fort and usefulness to complete Jne
worl, of winning their own way.
The first "tr0usor suit was very
stvIish one. Its waist was as snug as
house waist. although il was as fully
boned as amy for calling or street wear
But Js inside showed Che Whyness OH
bonfne fr The lining of the waist was
If sofras. white flannel tackled ln here
and there and was meant TO DE taken
ont and Numbered With this lining no
other garment would De worn next OK.
skin: and the outing girl ike the gym
mast. would buckle on hcrfyclirg waist
AS though sine were slipping ON
sweater next her. The bones OF the
Gown would supply support and shape
her. This won many expressions OF aN-
mirati0n from the young ladies'.
There was one suit the exact counter
Dart OF the one worn by Mrs. Burke
Roche at the famous cycling yea III
Grants Tomb q short time ago. III mas
short skirt to- the calves, OF Gull
green. with q blouse waist of the same.
4 swish of Che skirt showed very
sh9nalv pair of luicEerL0ckers, like
riding trousers. but shorter and more
close fitting though tlcr baaLed con-
-fderablv at the knee where the cycling
movement would come.
MRS. GREENS BLOOMERS.
Miss Sylvia Green. the TALL pretty
daughter of the wealthy Hetty. came
slvlv ip as though afraid her n0J0rie.y
had preceded her and seated herself
near a cycling suit that would nicely
adapt itself TO her regular gait in Cen
ral Park. It WAS of the boomer order,
vet very graceful The skirt was Of
Scotch plaid relieved with touches of
gqvv blue. and it fell so very full % lid
ankles that 1T might have been one full
skirt When the manikin was turned
the skirts parted enough TO- show day
lfeht between the legs of the trousers,
thus toliing the story of boomers.
A young woman who is noted for her
amateur art work was much interested
In the outing suits and perpleXed in
choice. "I do not like boomers She
said: Gin fact / think them ungraccful
and ugly. They are neither fish, flesh
nor fowl. I'll rather come ont in knick-
arb0ckers. out and oUt And I would,
were it not for my grandmother. The
dear old lady is q Southern woman. and
would die of disgrace. So ] shall be
conservative and have q suit like this Do
wheeling around q figure with skirt
that fell t0 tne knees, over another
skirt that came I'D the calves. under
which tan leeeings peaped ont. AS the
manikin continued on it's spin the
modiste unlocked the under one Of the
skirts. leaving only the knee skirt.
"That is for wear in long cycling tours.
The long one is TO put on underneath
when one is approaching a village or =
going Go dine"
The largest kind Of buttonettes. or
hooks that cannot come open. were open
every inch Of the bands Of the suit, ans
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

! fear her enthusiasm i'm the u
takes her little Off her foe,
viii De many Of these at the
or the before breakfast tramp 0
ands and for fishing eXcursi0Hsoa
'0ug-b0ats that go into rough So
0r q day of real fishing
AS % matter OF fact she showed
hat was for O. fishing suit Ia
little skirt 0f tan that came just
knees. Long leather leggings
hero. The waist was of tan lca
% tha yoke. and Che leather slc
cuffs OF cloth and trimming
bows of irIidcscCnt material.
no doubt no stimulate a fish
This elected much admiIat.on
m0diste told me that it VOL
by member or Pierre L0r
mer fishing party.
THE TROUBLE WITH
THE trouble with rou
modiste friend aftcru.
rooms We're cleared q little
booked, "was not with t. M
themselves, but with tle
sounds parad0Xical. and aiIu.
stand IL myself until Dr. Ws esp
TO- me by The woman ll Ia l
taste in an society l.r yam l.
.aer Crugcr / wanted I'D make
blCOmer suiJ once u rls long
the time Worth was uHaltoIne
tr0dUeo Turkish I..r..t IYT
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

down the front of the waist. wr
sisted Of a vest and open Goa
coat could be taken OH like
coat, and laid away showing 0llr
silk sleeves underneath.
III Is confidently asserted than r
tnree women Of fashion. Miss
McAlllster, Mrs. Herman Ocr.r..
Miss Virginia Fair, cycled last
knlckerbockers. At least thar
the credit OF SO doing. and th.
knlckerbocker suits named att.
individually. All of these DAD
in mourning, but they wle
siderably. The modiste had a -r..
suit cut OFF at the knee and of m
taxable knickerbocker style. T.
were baggy, and, frankly. The
not look immodest. although
were much more limited than tl
Oelrichs suit. The Virginia WA
such cunning pair of loose. s.
knickerbockers, with q Norfolk n
whose basque fell as long as q
skirt over the kuIc. rbeoFars mr. a.,
to cover the hip line These aro
wear with a wheel OF either the mn.
line or feminine persuasion
There was a very beautiful tror.
suit. all OF white clo-l n and
as skin. It's lining u 7rb .
mer silk and it looked rs7I
summer cycling wear This .s r
for. sale, and I saw tp.acof a..r..r.
in a box to be sent 20 Nis C.-.
Vanderbilt's address at NoHnn
this suit was for one of Oh.
young women in the world /.
make may be interest.ne T
was very full, full tina. ir ... .
beautifully, or else the silk al.
the stand-out effect. The
length must have been to Oh.
but it was considerably shorter o. #
figure. Underneath there Hor
CATERS. which were butone.
cycle shoes Of patent .eatl"
waist had a blue silk shirt AND .
way coat fastening with one
The blue shirt was blouse 80 tho Vs.
and so were the twelve or other t
silk shirts that went along will
suit. six being white as sI0W
10 is not always the cycling suit -.
sports trousers and no other s..
many summer women viii wear
as outing suits for hunting and
long uamps though few viii don -.r
for that game of society golt. u
friend Is TO bo rGsJod-th1e
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09


The remains Of thousands Oh l.e Qeau
were brought from tle o@l,leHeius
around Richmond, ana Noln 1le NsIleJ
of the Bappahannock ana me land
scape was plotted and baau-uea under
the direction OF Gen. Meies IKE any
other cemetery. There are reseiFd.loA5
of lawns and groves Tor oih.liie n'ai
purposes. but inc greater pare Oh tl'
tate is laid out I'D slldH Io,s' E-lal"iI'
twelve feet square as d pe,-''. .-l- .---
burial place for me oileeIs on 1ue 81 'il.
and navy, and WAlle e'ieIe ~ 10 -1" vi
regulation ON the su1lect u IS un'1I-
stood that the wives OF 'hose TO "A ..i,
lots are assislleu mas D0 D''' ~ u ''--
them
ANY officer in. the regular army and
navy or ON the retired list, or who was
IN the volunteer service eu'lhs -Ae le.oe
war may have lot assigned TO him
bv making application to Jha Quarter
master General, and although para
forms him that the cemetery is not in
tended for family burial purposes no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
PITY THE ABsENT-MINDED.

For These Are Some of the Accidents
Which Daily Belall Them.
"It is q great misfortune TO be absent
minded, remarked the young woman
in gray.
Indeed it is" gr0aned the girl with
pompadoued hair, "and know all
about it if anybody does j went shop
ping with Ida the other day and We
must have exchanged Iaras1ls i'm the
first shop Nc entered. She found She
had mine when she sol home and
brought fl over 20 me, and-W0u-d You
believe it?-the one / bad wasn't hers
at all, and, as l may have exchanged Il
half q dozen times for ali / know, her
prospect of getting it back is not at ali
bright.
81 snauld thing not said the young
woman in gray. But my latest eN-
plot is equally bad. l came up from
Hyde Park the other day to 50 to lunch
con on the north side, stopping on the
Vay for a pair of gloves. When camc
out of the store / found / had only
twenty minutes, so took cab. What
was my surprise TO find myself 1T homo
when we stopped, and yet j must nave
given the man my own address or he
couidnJ possibly have known IT,
very true. l Gid funny thing not
long ago, myself, said the young Wo-
man I'm green. Il paid q lot Oh calls an Z
[ noticed that everyone looked queer.
but I couldn't think why until found
that [ had been leaving the cards had
left over when / was married. ana
ROW everybody is asking harry when
Wo were divorced
My goodness, That was awful. sdla
The young woman i'm gray wow, ]
often forget the name oil lae woman J
ann calling ont slips right ont of my
head when I ascend the ronJ steps
and ana reduced TO asking for the lady
of the house. 1t sometimes give rise JJ
complications. too, she added W4eie
people have moved away aud gwen
place to- total strangers.
"I should think s0 said the Girl with
p0mpadOwcd hair. "buC / can't SIT I'D
the seat OF the scornful myself Ile
other day ] wrote Matte all a10u, the
breaking of Prue's engagement. Ny
mind was SO full OF her taat I actually
addressed fba letter TO Prue herself
She eort +. b9cl, without word. and
now Tim busv d0dging into stores and
nm aiIoy,yays to avoid meetiue her."
NO wonder observed the young WOO
r,s, ~ o-.eo ..bur I'm irs, rs bad. THE
',iEar Ga,, Clqra and / were OH. t1esther
5nJ oD tbe ws- home eqve tine con-
J,,1.or t,ro riI.eIs WHATS this one
go, D. e.l.sI .yvhv r.r fbs other
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09
H.TaNRS GOULD 70 EUROPE
Il Schubert Keeps thu Ladys Diary
and Notes Her Gowns

And Sea Dishes-"ToEoe' for Little
lay-All the Passengers Come on
Deck 10 Watch that Stately Daily
Cousl .ulonaI-O Ocean Gowns by
the Dozen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-09

"I guess I'll have one OF those Meth
odisJs broiled to-day. said The King of
MDWpka
"Nayit please your Royal ILighness %
ventured Che high chief steward. "the
Presbyterian batch is much the fatter
You do what ! tell YOU Numbered
the monarch. 81 have been eating
sbyteriaus for a week now. and the
court physician bias orderei change OF
diet."-ludiananpolis Journal.
some funny things happen in the
Utah constitutional convention. s pro-
position introduced was that The Cou-
stitutim should prohibit lhe use of ci-
earettCs, but it was objected 10 on The
ground that cigarettes break down the
constitution An0therdelegate by force
of habit. of course. addressed the c1n-
renton as Gentlemen OF the jury,'
end reused the delegates TO laughter
that was Suppressed only by The chair
man gaygl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
OFFICE-osLER BUILDING, Northwest corner
Of Church and Main Streets.
ANNUAL LEVY LIST
OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MD,
1895.

OF FREDERICK COUNTY, MD, FOR
1895.
Published in compliance with the provision
of Section II of Article 26, Code of
Public General Laws which
reads as follows:
They shall make out and publish annually
in at least two newspapers published in their
respective counties, if there be two, de-
tailed, minute and accurate statement OF the
expenses of their said counties, specifying
therein each particular item of expense, and
for what and to whom paid, and shall also De
liver to the sheriff of their respective counties
as many copies of such statement as there
are Election Districts in the county al least
ten days before each general election; on the
receipt Of such copies, set one Of them at the
place of holding elections in each Election
District; and the Clerk to the County Com
missloners and the sheriff, who shall fall TO
perform the duty imposed by this section,
shall each forfeit the sum of one hundred
dollars.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
THURM0NT Frederick County, Maryland Thursday October H. 1885,


MAYNARD 30
Clay, Isabella pay to Thos Ogle 10
Dorsey, Eliza pay to Edw E Adams 20
Frey Esther cold pay to Edw 4 Adams 10
Haines, Eleanor A pay to Edw E
| Adams
Keeney, Sarah f pay to p II Griffith 20
Kanode, David pay to Jacob Kanode Is
Littlefed, Mrs Lydia A pay to Frank
Mcdonald, chas N pay to H Griffith
Miles, Sampson pay to Rudolph Tyer'
Dram, Minerva cold pay to Frank
o'Brien, Kate F pay to Chas O'Brien 10
Porter, Phoebe Ann pay to A X Will
Jams
Roelkey, Mrs Rebecca pay to Frank
DOwney lO
Rollins, Ann cold pay to John S UNI
berger
Riggs, Miss Margaret pay to A T Will
Jams ~
Richardson, Caroline cold pay to Thos
Browning lO
Ragan, Elizabeth pay to A X Williams Is
Stewart, Caroline pay to Rudolph Tyer-
var o.
Tyler, Della pay to J W Dorsey Is
Thomas, Fanny col'd pay to- B Barth'
GLOW 10
Wright, Emily cold pay to Lysander
EtchisOn lO
Williams, Upton cold pay to W
Dorsey III
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17

KOOntz 10
Routzahn, Miss Loretta, ray to Zach q
Thomas Is
Ross, Mary, pay to Mrs Ann G Ross 10
Shroyer, Mrs. Elizabeth, pay to Gec. A
Gilbert, 10
stull, Adam, pay to Mrs Ezra Engle, 20
Stockman; Martha A, pay to George w
| Brengle, 10
stoner, Charity, pay to W r Steiner Is
Stimmell, Susan, pay to F M Faubell Is
Smith, Thomas, cold pay to G H Eek
stein 10
s,aub, Mrs Sarah, pay to W Wilson 10
Schley, Cornelius, pay to W j Wilson 10
Shull David II, pay to Geo VIM Smith 10
Strasburgh, MISS Susan, pay to AdoI-
phus Fearhake 20
Swarr, Eliza, cold, pay to Adolphus
Fearhake 10
Thompson, Georgiana pay to George
Brengle 10
Wissner, Barbara pay to John Eisen-
haucr 10
Woodward, Mary A pay to J w Starr 10
Waters, Julia A, cold pay to w A Nc
Caffrey 10
Williams, Hanson, cold pay to c H
Whiting, Eliza, cold pay to Emory l.
Coblentz rs
Wineberg, Sophia pay to L. G Derr Is
Witler, Albert blind pay to G II Eek
stein Is
Winkleman, Mrs Phiomena pay to In
NiXdOrff ~
Yinger, Laura V pay to David kolb Of
William 10
Rcpp, Lu cinda pay to Adolphus Fear
hakc lO
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
Erdenbracht, Catharine pay to DR. J X

Erdenbracht, Catharine pay to DR. J X
Waters 10
Eyler, Mary pay to David Fisher 10
Green, Jacob pay to j o Harne 10
Grottle, Margaret pay to z G Breighner Is
Green, Elizabeth pay to Geo II Bussard 10
! Hubbard, David pay to DR. j K Waters 10
Hubbard, Adaline pay to DR. ! K
Waters 10
Harris, Eliza pay to DR. j K Waters 75O
Irons, Mary Louisa pay to B Coli
flower 10
Lighter, Ann NJ pay to E G Morrison 30
Lidie, Frances V pay to B Colliflower 10
Miller, Mary M. pay to call 10
Patterson, Robert, colored, pay to
James o Harne 10
Patterson, Rachel Colored' pay to
James o Hane 10
Reeves, Mary A pay to VIM F Qoddy 10
Seiss caroline pay to Colliflower 10
Stitely, Jacob pay to John Jones
Stull, Magdalein pay to colliflower 15
Stull, christian pay to Colliflower Is
Shuman susan pay to John Jones 20
Sweeney, Amelia pay to W Creeger
Unger, Emanuel pay to John Jones 10
Wilhide Jacob pay to J W Creeger 10
Wireman, Sophia pay to W Creeger Is
Weddle, Ann pay to E G Morrison 10
Wilhide, Catharine pay to W Creeger 10
Wilhide, Mary pay to John Jones
Zimmerman, Emma J pay to John
Jones 20
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
MARYLAND, SGT:

FREDERICK OOUNTY
Charges, as ascertained and settled by the
County Commissioners for Frederick County
at their April term and June Session, A. ID.
1895.
For Judges, Clerks and other officers of the
election held on the 9th day of November,
1904
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No 6.

Dan'l T Warrenfelz, ret. Judge, 8 days so
Preston E Fry, minority judge, 2 days 6 6
Josiah Smith, judge, l day =
Albert w Bartgis, ballot clerk, 1 day 3
Daniel H Harshman. ballot clerk, day 3
Harlan Stottlemyer, election elk day 8
Luther Frey, election clerk day 3
Lewis Calvin Shroyer, gaIekeeper, day 3
s NJ Blickenstaff, gatekeepeI. day 3
j r Daganhart, dep'y sheriff, l day 3
j d Wolfe, room rent 8
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No II

Dlstrlct NO III
Bast Christian pay to E Nj Gilbert $15
Barrick, Mrs Barbara pay to James
Barrick
Creager, Jno w pay to VIM II Crom.
well 10
Echelberger, Clara L pay to E M Gil
bert 70
Eyler, Conrad and Wife pay to CIV
Godsborough 10
Fogle, Elizabeth pay to D ] Eyler Is
Fogle, Edward pay to Chas E Smith 10
Geesey, Sarah pay to Geo W Hoffman 80
Hummer, Lavinia pay to Jno Saxton lO
Holbrunner, Mrs Mary pay to NJ Hol.
brunner ~
Hape, Louis pay to John @ Lough 10
Hape, Lydia pay to John Q Lough 70
Hahn, Jacob and wife pay to E II Hahn 10
Iler, Horatio pay to Chas c Daughterty 10
Jones, Harriet pay to Calvin Smith 90
Kolb Ann Catharine pay Calvin p
Smith 10
Kolb Catharine pay to Jas NJ Smith 10
Myers, VIM pay to N A Englar 10
Pittinger, Mary A pay to Jacob Feezir 10
Poole, Mary E pay to Brook Jamson 10
Schildt, Mary NJ pay to J Graham John
son 10
Strine, Margaret pay to Mary A strine 10
Smith, John G and wife $l5 for each
pay to Benjamin Eyler 81
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17

$Ouo
District No12
Allen, John and Thresa 10 for John Is
for Thresa pay to 0 Horsey $25
Alexander, Nelly pay to 0 Horsey 10
Burkhart, Elizabeth pay to David Ar,
mold 10
Butts, Resin F pay to D Aha]t Is
Brady, Mary A pay to B F Champion 10
Brown, Henry, coi'd pay to d Ahalt 10
Brunner, Geo cold pay to E L karn 10
Cary, Lawrence pay to Rob AlcDuell 10
bikes, Henry and wife cold pay to o
HOrsey ~
Dikes, Stanley cold pay to David Ar
Fauble, James pay to Thos Biser 10
Grove, Margaret pay to A Rice 10
Giles, Ellen Cord pay to Ezra Williams lO
Hardy, Chas A cold pay to Henry Half
ner
Harding, Martha pay to Henry Haffner 10
Jones, Matilda pay to Thos Biser 10
Phoenix, Sarah cold pay to Grove Il
House 10
Ridenbaugh, Mary A pay to John L
Jordan 10
Sprigg, VIM cold pay to o Horsey 10
Turner, Sarah A pay to ] P Biser 10
Thomas, Ann B pay to c A Rice 10
Redman Sias pay to David Arnold 10
Rohrback, pay to Thos Biser 1O
Wheel Miss Carrie pay to B p Cramp'
ton o.
Wise, John cold pay to Geo Haffner 10
Yates, Miss Josephine pay to A 7
Carrot o'
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No. /.

District No. /.
Edward Nichols, return judge, 3 days, 80 20
A w Ncodemus, minority judge,2 days, q Oo
VIM r Chiswell, Judge, day 3 oO
Chas w Stone, ballot clerk, day Oo
] H Anutt, ballot clerk, day %
Benjamin D Chambers. election clerk,
day ~
Bernard T Grove, election clerk, I day 3 90
Samuel Thomas, gatekeeper, day 0o
John H Knoutf fgatekeeper l day O0
VIM H Krantz, dep'y sheriff, day 3 W
Newton C Thomas, doorkecper, day w
Edward Keller, room rent, 500
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No 2.

District No2
Abrecht, Rebecca, pay to A L Boteer $40
Allen, John, pay to A l. Botclcr so
BrunnerX Lewis Eugene, pay to G W
Brown, Albert, cold pay to G II Eek
Burch, Mrs Caroline, pay to Mrs Lewis
A Hagcr 10
Bruchey Frederick pay to G II Eckstein 10
Burkett, Revcrdy, pay to G ii Eckstein 10
Brown, Lydia, cold, pay to VIM Mil
Burk. Theo, and Elizabeth his wife, pay
to Thos f Kennedy Is
Bush, Polly, cord, pay to Dan'l Miller 10
Bell, Mrs Margaret, pay to W Miller 10
Carln, James, pay to self 15
Cogo, Cato, cord, pay to G w Ross 10
Dixon, Mrs. Tokiah, pay to j Geo
Lambert 10
Doll Mrs. Ella, pay to Geo Rodock 20
Darby, Mrs. + A, pay to Geo Brcngle so
Cramer, Michael, pay to Geo Brengle 10
Eichclberger, Susan, ,pay to Jacob
Dadysman 10
Ebert, Mrs. Emma, pay to D r Ordeman 10
Frazier, Ann s, pay to Rch'd Dutrow Is
Cons, Emily, cold pay to Jos w Gaver 10
Greaser, John and Judith, SIS each pay
TO L. Y Derr so
Grahe, Mrs Sophia, pay to G w Ross 10
Goings, Elzabeth,pay to q 5 j Beckley 10
Harding, Mrs Sarah A, pay to Adol-
phus Fearhake 25
Hight, Caroline, pay to G N hahn Is
Heard, Martha, pay to Luther Derr 10
James, Elias, pay to G II Eckstlen 10
Jones, Jane, cold, pay to l. G Derr 7 so
James, Mary Ann, col'd, pay to DR. F
Schey 20
johnson, Eliza Jane. cold, pay to Casper
Quynn 10
Jackson, VIM Henry. pay to self 75O
Jones, Mahlon and Rachael pay to self 10
kohlcnberg, Mrs Rachael, pay to X
Sheppard 10
Kussmaul, Mrs Carrie V, pay to CT
Kussmaul 10
Lease, Mary J. pay to Fred'k Heinlein 10
Lisle, Reuben. pay to H .Eckstein 7 SO
Lambrght, Miss Catharine, pay to John
Baumgardner Is
Murdoch, Comfort r, pay to SELF 10
Mulhorn Mrs Ann, pay to j G Motter 10
McNelly, Rachael, pay to G A Gilbert 10
Measer, Mrs Fred'k, pay to Henry Chpp 10
M lies, VIM II Cord, blind, pay to l. Z
Dcrr 25
Miles, Margaret, pay to w Nash Yonng 10
Mulhorn, Mrs Mary, pay to j Roger
McSherry 10
Nuesbaum, Lydia Ann, pay to Edward
Koonts 90
Norman, Sarah. pay to Mrs G w Ross 25
Nichols, John, white, pay to G II Eek
stein 10
Norris, Sophia, pay to Joseph Brenner 10
Marble, Christiana, pay to self 10
O'Connell, Honoria. pay to Thomas F
Kennedy 10
Poole, Eliza, pay 20 self 5(
Poole, Hanson 7 and wife, pay to Chas
| w Ross 25
Perry, Susan, pay to self 1O
Ridenour, Mrs Ann, for Elias children,
pay to A l. Eichelberger 20
Rickeid VIM II and wife, pay to VIM
Fl McCatfrey 10
Ridenour Ama,narantha, pav to Edw
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District No 6

DTEtIICI NO u
Brunner, John and wife pay to JOSIAH
Belts @!o
Burns, Miss Mary f pay to } q Hays ~
Bowers, Benjamin Fsay to Josiah Belts ~
Drummer, Calharine pay to } 0 Hays lo
Delautcr, Mrs Charlotte. widow pay to
Gideon Hoover ~
Draper, Dayid pay to II Delauter ~
Holmes, Horalio and wife pay to ) ii
Delauter ~
Marker, children of Elias pay TO j III
Delauter - 80
Redman, Mrs Meranda pay to II y
Palmer ~
Warner, Mary G and daughter pay to
II Dtlautcr ~
Wolfe, Nancy pay to d W Bllckenstah III
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
$3O5 90
District No 10

District No 10
Alcock, James pay to II Delauter $15
Bingaman, Barbara pay to Jos B Brown Is
Draper, Joseph pay to J H Delauter 10
Fox, Elizabeth pay to VIM Sturdevant 10
Hancock, Ann X pay to J o Harne 20
Robertson, Eliza deceased Is
Smith, Harriet E pay Jos B Brown Is
Willard, Henry s pay to Jos b Brown Is
Butcher, Mary G pay to Thos c Fox 10
Zimmerman, Hiram pay to Carlton A Har.
baugh 10
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No 8.

II Clayton Trundle, ret. judge, 3 days 50 90
John Sweadner, minority judge, 2 days 90
Albert Smith, judge, day 800
Charles E Eyer, ballot clerk, day 800
A w Nussbaum, ballot clerk, day 800
Edwin Devilbiss, election clerk, 1 day 800
U S G Stiteley, election clerk, day 800
Abdiel CARRIER, gatekeeper day 800
Gilmore Vanfossen, gatekecper, day 800
Alonzo Benner, dep'y sheriff, day 800
Stephen d Myers dep'y sheriff, day 800
Joseph w Etzler, room rent 500
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1895-10-17
District No 7,

District No Z.
] l. Warfield, return judge, 3 days 50 90
A H Doll, minority judge, 2 days 600
Vim H Roberts, judge, day 800
Nathan England, ballot clerk, 1 day 800
Chas d Dixon, ballot clerk, day 800
John T Dixon, election clerk, day 800
NJ f Dixon, election clerk, day 800
Arthur McLane, gatekeeper, day 800
James Murray, gatekeeper, day 800
Ebery T Harris, dep'y sheriff, day 800
DR. Thompson Hendry, room rent 200
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Anzengruber, Matthias pay to VIM A
Roddy lo
Anzengruber, Catharine pay to VIM A
Roddy ~
Ambrose, Mary pay to E G Morrison 10
Colbert, Robert pay to B Colliflower 76
Carly, Jacob pay to Geo H Bussard 10
Davis, Susanah pay to DR. J X Waters 10
Daugherty, Jane pay to j Wesley Crea
ger ~ ~
Davis, Benjamin pay TO Chas Waters 10