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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25
FARMERS INJURED.

''Many of the farmers, by selling their
produce at nominally high prices in the de-
preciated currency and paying mort
cages and debts for agricultural machinery
in the same currency though the debts
were contracted on gold basis, were able
to get out OF debt. They took the benefit
Of the reputation. But before long thew
discovered that they were at the mercy of
the exporters and mlddlemen, who were
bound to save themselves by keeping the
widest possible margin between the gold
selling price OF grain in Europe and the
deprecated currency buying price paid to
the farmer.
$50 the farmer, over and above normal
commissions and transportation charges,
had to pay all the risk of fluctuations in
exchanges and premium on god. This
has become loud and increasing COM
p!alnt. and the farmers are learning to
their cost that they are not the ones to
profit by initiation and fuctuating cur
rency. The closer the currency can be
kept to the standards of value maintained
bv the great nations who are consumers of
his produce, the safer the interests of the
farmer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25

Bellows Falls Times.
PuBLIsHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ny
|. ?. ThAYER & CO., ProprIeiors.
l.. p. THAYER, Publisher,
W. G. BELKNAP, Editor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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One copy, SIX months, IN ADVANCE, 75
que copy, three months, IN ADVANCE, 40
Single copies, "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25
AYERS PILLS
Highest Honors at Worlds Fair.
Ayers Sarsaparilla Strengthens the System.
Guilds Green Mountain
ASTHMA CURE
CURES HAY FEVER!

AS we'll as
! A $ t h m a.
Many a r e
the people
Whosave the
expense of
going away
during the
b a y fever
season by u.s.
Ing this cele-
brated ten-
edy prepared
hv Dr I TT
Guild, grad
uate of New
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25

l.. p. THAYER, Publisher,
W. G. BELKNAP, Editor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1896-07-25

that nine-tenths of my troubles were
caused by constipation, began the use
OF Ayers Pills, with the most satisfac-
tory results, never having a single
attack that did not.readily yield to this
remedy. My wife, who had been an
invalid for years, also began to use
Ayers Pills, and her health was quickly
restored. With my children I had no.
ticed that nearly all their ailments were
preceded by constipation, and I soon
had the pleasure of knowing that with
children as with parents, Ayers Pills,
II taken in season, avert all danger of
sickness N=H WE1rSrE1N Ruron III
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10
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Wigard, Oscar NJ. Thompson ave 9Cs
Whaicn. Thomas !, west 9TH street 20
Wcrgcn, Robert II, W 5th IS
Wall, James c, " 81 3I6
Wooldrck. Loui, W. w I'd Pr
Wallin, Gust, 2nd $50.
WEIGH, John, W 9Th 81
Wall, Bernard. W ID SIC
WOrrall James, " 9Th 25S
Wright, James " 4th 34
West Nathan G., 10th 233
Wood, John, W 1~t 80
WhaIcu. John J 18th 243
Wcnsolc, John, " 18th near Stinson
Whalen, Edward west 7th street 253
Wheldcn, Ashabcl II, W 9th 302
Wall, James p, " Sd SIG
wilson, Robert, v 9th 80
Wilson, George II. " 9th &c
WeiS, John. " 9TH I'D
Wallun. Edward O. 2d $50
Wilhelm, Ferdinand. 5th 2s9
Wcdd!n, Fred, W 10Th ana Breckenridge
Willis, Edward. W 18th 1863
Walton, George. 70 Sd 1GI
Wheeler. William II. " eth and Robertson
Webb, William II, ith 142
Wilkinson, George B. W 9Th 2l2
Waldo. Willis C. " 9TH PA
Wick~trom. Charles, W 9th ~
Walker. John 9Th -
Ward. Benz. 4 attn 81
Wolf, Henry T. w llth III
Wiley, Wesley, " 18th l3J
Walker Daniel. 9th %
Wilieford Charles, W Sd 327
Wheeler, W J. " sth $50
Walton. William W 81 IGl
WickstrOm, John, " Sth li6
WEIGH, Ira. cor Sd & Richardson
Waxenburg. Saml, W 2d 295
Widell, Cha W 4lh lG9
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10
Hon. Frank u. Nyc Speaks

The announcement that Hon. Frank
NJ. Nye, Of Minneapolis, would speak
at the Fair building last Monday night
drew an immense crowd Of people who
were anxious to see and hear the noted
lawyer and orator. BY ; O'Clock the
building was packed and many could
not get in at all
James II. Agen presided and after an
inspiring patriotic song by the gIee club
introduced Mr.. Nye, who waded into
his subject Immediately by saying that
every man should ask himself the ques-
ton. which PARTY shall I vote for to
subserye the best interests Of my coun-
try?'' Read all the platforms. and read
the whole platform and whatever is
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION,
Almost An Entire New Deal.
Popular Deputies Honored.

Lively caucuses were held in all the
wards Tuesday evening, and the results
of the Assembly and County conven-
tons to be held next day were anxious
" awaited. The nomination of an en-
trely new lot Of men except to the
office Of District Attorney, where Mr..
Sloan, who has made an efficient and
fair official, received the nomination for
the Office to which he had been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of Mr.. Monsoon.
The following list of delegates were in
the convention:
First ward II. Crownhart, Charles
Wickstrom, James Baker, X. J. Nye,
Hogan Halyerson.
Second ward-H H. Smith, LOUIS
Moran, w. w. Strickland.
Thrill ward-Louis Williams, Swan
Holmquist, Silas Stewart, Charles Day,
one-half vote, \. Pellctier, one half
vote.
Fourth ward Chris Eimon, James
McGoyern, Joe Neil, Jack Irving, Joe
Naughton, Angus Buchanan, j. S.
Craig, IL. /. Peleticr, A. Reedfors.
Fifth ward-R. l.. Hunter, A. l.. Nor
dliI, <AlCA ILliiltIlIt AHtItH AIltnle,
August Stcen, William Lambert, +. a.
Dahl, Andy jackson, Fred Baxter.
SiXt ward-Frank Jackson, VIII Nc
Dougall, fl & Van Leuven.
Seventh Ward-W. l.. Gould, Ed Me
kinnon, y. {. Clark, =. I. Collins, NJ.
Q. Hervig, K. y. Whitford, Alexander
Mckenzie, 5. l.. Perrin, ). \. Riches
Eighth ward-C. IL. Rasmussen, T. j.
Kenyon, W. w. Andrews, John Olson.
ASgPhih G&96offtte th m6feoh and Al r A. Mel
son.
Town of Brule-A. W. Holmes, Ed
johnson and Thomas Doughertv.
Town of NeDagamain-Peter GARNER,
John Samson, ). J. Thomas, Gus Wath-
man, Peter Waterbury,
Town ofGOrdon-K.W.N cLaggan, f..
7. Mackey, IL. ID. Kicker.
Town OF Superior-Nartin kornstad,
}. G. Burk and NJ. {. Tubbs.
The ticket as nominated Is as follows.
and the number Of deputies who have
been chosen to the different places
shows their popularity with the people,
and at the same time CONVEYS compli-
ment to the good Judgment of the Off
Gals who have employed them:
For Sherif-Frank Wilcox.
For District Attorney-H c. Sloan.
For Clerk of Courts-W. II. Locke.
For County Treasurer-H H. Stewart.
For County Clerk-Chris Eimon.
For Register Of Dccds-P. 4. Sand
berg.
For County Superintendent Mrs.
Benjamin Richardson.
For Coroner-I. A. Downs
For Suryevor-M Sparby.
Mes-rs. Wilcox and Locke have both
been under sherifIs, Mr.. Stewart ha.
been for years in the city treasurer's
office, and Mr.. Sanbcrg the very popu.
lar deputy in the county treasurer.
office. The fact that Mr.. Sloan re.
ceived The nomination after proba.
tlonarv term is proof AT he is the man
for the place. Mr.. Chris Eimon ha,
been or the council from the Fourth
yard for some time, thus this advance.
ment on the political ladder is no doubt
III recognition Of his good works.
Oftho others on the ticket We know
hutlittlc, but that little is not bad. s.
we say, let harmony prevail; elect thi.
ticket and there viii be no cause 10 re.
greet It. some Of the old leaders are
badly tloorcl, but they have had a LONG
line Of victories AMI SHOULD lac WILLING
TO give some one else 4 chance to con
troll the affairs for while.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

said or done, keep in mind the duty
you owe to postcrity to secure to them
the institutions we already have. This
attempt to array the poor against the
rich, the laborer against the capitalist,
is likely to subvert the foundation of the
government Fair men admit that il
.--.--- -te., A.. 81 - --..,--t
these, let us not tear down what we al
ready have. The depression in the
land for the last three or four years has
been alarming. it is difficult for the
wiscst man to give all the causes that
/ have produced this depression. ! shall
/ attempt to give Il few of the causes and
the best remedy. During the past
thirty years this republic has made
/ wonderful progress. This long con
! tinucd progress and prosperity caused
over production and over speculation
and it became necessary TO stop and
take rest. Now as to the political
events that have affected the condition
/ Of the country: There are IN politics
| two forces. positive and a negative
| force. In my opinion the republican
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| scented the idea of protection and the
| democratic party the idea Of free trade"
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silva. ,I,a S.,
sI,a.T. - 49, e..:'I -" - W. '',,'
threatened change Of our economic sys-
tenn caused a shock in the industrial
world. These together produced the
hard times Of 1898.
The sneaker novt turned his attain
ton to the attitude Of the reDubIican
party on silver. Under renubIi.ap rpra
ne declared tbnra had honp tho Ior,,oa+
and freest use or silver 1T has noel
itself to be the truest friend oftIa white
metal. and the only safe silver Iogi-Ia-
ton that Will be obtained will Inc So
cured at the hands of tine rnnub,;c,p
partv. am still silver man and have
ALWAYS been" This announcement va.
greeted with applau.e Lv fine silver
people in attendance. He continued.
If i INV conclusion reached a4or
careful study. that the safest and most
wholesome silver legislation Will he Sc
cured at the hands of the republican
party-a party under the leadership Of
a man who is not only the anostIa If
nrotection hint i also trr,o fr;onI e
silver"
Mr. Mo adrit,od +bat Ia t.,l ,,,.,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

CournoyeT, Geo 4, W 4th 27S
Croncmiller. Fred, W 9TH $50
CAristanAar-4.a Ila~st-4.. -. a.i' 2Af
Catliu, Charles L. W 9th 81
Collins. John 81. Sd 3l9
Clark. James b, 18th & Stinson
Collins, John Jr, Sd 27S
CranweIl, William, 81 So
Clark, Jason y. Sd 226
CournOyer. Vincent. 4th 218
Christie. T L. W 18th 90
Caraban, Rock, W 9TH 3I9
Coburn, Joseph. " ID rs
Conan, Joseph u. W l2th 243
Cummings Thomas. " 4:h & Nettleton
Collins, James B, " 5th 81
Collier. James, W Tth $50
Carrick, David N, 9th 1
Coleman, William G., W 2nd l5s
Carrick, Alex J, " 9th
Crownhart, Charles II, W 9th t2t
CIoutier, Philip, W Sth So
Conlin, Mat. v 9th 1O6
COulry, Charles NJ, W lSt 2tS
Chatfey, Samuel &, W sth 124
Collins, Michael. W 9Th 2S3
Crombcrg, Gust, W 81 327
Chase, Orrin {. W It'll }23
Cadotte. Edward W Sth & Walker
Cundy. Howard. W 5th 25s
Compton, Thomas, W 9TH 80
Cairne, /; \, " 4th 3O7
Grove. Paul L. Daisy Mill
Cannon, Daniel NJ, W 18th IS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

enough ready. \ small volume with
activity was better than large volume
without activity.
The speaker showed how the Iaboring
classes were the most defcnseIcss vic
Tins Of a deprecated currency. Wages
are always the last to rise end the bur
1a-> Or a ,h,"r dvnaI rests on them
with all its weight. The capitalist could
always take care of himself.
Mr. Nyc told of the necessity of elect
ing experienced men to Office, because
the Inexperienced ones were liable to
make mistakes. q" Some Of my friends
say, lie said that | made Il big mistake
atew months ago. My duty is now to
90 all IN my power to correct it and to
lead others to the light" All the cx-
perienccd democratic statesmen had
left the democratic party and those re-
manning consisted Of raw and mex
perienced statesmen"
Mr.. Nye also discussed at some length
and with much ability the planks in the
Chicago platform denouncing govern
mcnt Interference with local affairs,
government by injunction and the at
tack upon the supreme court. In clos
ing he paid an eloquent tribute to the
republican party and to its standard
bearer the prince of statesmena and of
men-WiIliam Mckinley" His closing
evoked much enthusiasm and was
loudly appIauded.
The vast crowd Of people had remain
ed during the entire speech, not over
half dozen going out while Mr.. Nye
was speaking. Mr.. Nye made a very
fair speech and RETAINED entirely from
INDUCING in personalities. Alter the
meeting the speech was praised bv the
gold men and silver men alike, who all
recognized it to be a master effort.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

GarTlty, Thomas I, West 9Th Street 80
George, Herman \, 5th 259
Gay, Edward. 10Th 2ql
Gill, William ". " 5th -
Car-ity John 7. W 2ni $50
Gauyreau f T. V -th 30
Gagnon. Alexander. sth 20
Gouge, Urgelle " 10Th SI9
Gouge. George. " 10Th SO
Grant, Francis Z. " III -
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Nangucss, Ole, West Al street 81
Verwcyst, Martin Sd 227
Vrec!aud, George II 18th 23I
NoUmcr, Eustace W ith 20
Vrceland, James ] Eth 23l
Vrecland, Edgar G. Baker bet 18th and 18Th
Ninette, Cleophas W 18th 26S
Einje, \ W 9TH 22G
West, Lee. " 9TH 3U7
Earville Omer, W 81 and Stinsou
Nanderkirk VIM. cor Newton and 5th
Nerweyst, Martin Jr, W 9TH 2S
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Clarity Joseph H, w 2nd $50
Green, Champ, W 10th 2S3
Green. W, W 9Th $40
Gaynor William, 7th 533
Clarity, Thomas 2nd $50
Gallagher, Anthony W 9Th rs
Clarity. Charles P W eth 3lo
Gagon, Joseph, w 3rd 26l
Ginther, Joseph, W 18th 300
Green, Harvey, 9th 279
Gustivson. John eth bet Newton & Stinson
Greeley, Horace F, W 18th & Walker
Ginther, Henry, 9th s.
Glendenning Thomas, W 1lth l37
GuStafson, Peter, W 10th I3i
Gonska, Joseph, W 81 near Robertson
Gaweasy. Antonio. W 81 near Robertson
Gardiner. A II, W 5th so
Geelan, Matt, W It'll los
Goblin, VIM, W 2d 332
Grearson, Alex b, " 9Th 254
Guinam. " B, W 9TH and Robertson
Gle, Edmund F, 9th got
Ollie. Benjamin o, W 9TH 81
Gouge, Joseph, W 10th 3l9
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Quist, Peter, west 2d
II

Ross, Isaac, Wcs 18th Street 500
Robertson, Alfred, " It'll $40
Ruane, Thomas, W 9th 25S
Russell, Frank, " 9Th $50
RGDy on; ruwaft II. " 9th 2l7
Roth, Charles, W 4th 29S
Rourke, John w 81 Pol
Ruggles, John NJ, " 9Th 276
Riyard. Eugene, W 2nd 300
Robert, David c, " 9Th 326
Russell, Hugh, W 9th $50
Roy, Vincent \, W 9Th $50
Russell, Hugh J, " 9th 80
Rice, James, W 7th 337
RamsdcI. J. J, " 5th 292
Ryan, Thomas j. " 81 255
Record, Gus, StinSon 2ti
Russell, William K, W 9th $50
RObb, James, " Eth $50
Rawn. Christ, W eth 1874
Roberts. David f, W 3rd 2lO
Robbie, Horace D, W lst -
Reynolds, James, W 9Th 80
Richardson, Frank W sth 16I
Reed, VIM J, W 9th 394
Remus. Charles, w eth 33T
Robertson, Charles, W I'd 266
ROukc, james, " Sd 302
Ruwa, Charles, " ID near Baker
Rice, Leroy F. W 9th and Walker
RemuS. q f, v 81 223
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

The Sales of Hoods SarsapariIla
are the largest in the world because
the cures by Hoods Sm,aparilla are
wonderful, perfect, permanent.
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathmti: and liver medicine. 25c.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10
|

Pickering william f, west 9th street, q
Powers, James, W 9TH 80
Patterson, Daniel, W 1st 81
Perrin, Charles. W 9Th 2S9
Peterson, Gust II, W 10Th & Thompson
Pratt, Louis, W eth go
Perry, William b. " 10Th 251
Philbrooks, Edward, W eth 269
Patterson, Duncan, W 1st PSI
Peabody, John II, W 9Th 2SS
Perkins, Phil II, 10Th, 80
Payette, Gabriel, W Sd pol
Peterson, julius, W ID 265
Phrbrook, A Emil, W 9th log
Plackett, Richard, W 9Th &c
Philbrook, Richard Jr, W eth 12l
Parish, z \, W Sd 272
Parish, G II, W Sd 212
Plouff, Oliver y, W 81 2l2
Pouilliott Chas, W Sd and Stinson
Pilardis. f. W 50 273
Pitcher Fred. Sd 26O
Patterson, John. " 1st 25i
Page, Henry, W 9th $50
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

In the fight now ON between pu-
luth and Chicago for supremacy As a
grain market the latter city appears to
he getting the worst it. Among grain
men the opinion Is entertained that
Duluth is the coming great wheat
market, and that Chicago viii play the
same part in the game Milwaukee now
does.-Southern Mimi Ex.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Hanna, Robert c. West110th Street, 331
Hughes George r, " 9Th 2SS
Heathcote Alfred II 5th 25S
Hayden, Clarence W 9Th 2SS
Hannifin, Timothy W 81 2i3
Henderson, James r, W 4th 800
Hunter, Thomas p. W % 29i
Hannifin, John, Nettleton ave 40
HUH. Henry c, W 18th 279
Hubbard, w 9TH 2S3
Head, d " 10th $50
Hildreth, Charles f, " eth 80
Hall, John NJ, V 9Th 2S9
Hankey, Herman, " 4th So
Horst Gustaf. W 18th l32
Hudson. Reuben R,..w Sd and Robertson
Holwein, Frank, W 10th .
Hartley, Walter T; 9th 2IS
Hare, Harlan T, W Sth 81
Hamilton. Friediand, block Il W 18th st
Halton, John, W 9Th 154
Hedblat Fred. W 9TH and Newton
Inland, John, W 5th 81
Hiland, Lawrence, W 9Th 32l
Hatch. II, W 9th near Walker
Hamen, Frank c, W 5th 295
Hicks A. Nettleton ave 40
Hebron, VIM, " 4th Dos
Harkins, Martin J, W Sd cor Becker
Howard, Walter, W 18th go
Horner, Peter, 18th 10
Heisen, Andrew. " lst 2A
Hooper, Walter. 50 80
HOutla, Harry, eth fl
Hennessey, Maurice, W 9Th ST
Hiland, Edward W 5th &2t
Holmes, Albert, W 9th 800
Hennessey, Dennis. W 18th 30
HennesseY. Dennis, W It'll go
Hennessey, John b, W 9th 1877
Harding, John l., W 18th III
Huth, William, W 9TH 279
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Edmund, Robert f, Nettleton 400
Ellsworth, James L. " 2i 246l3
Emlnerson, Emil, v 81 G07
EaNi.und, Charles O. 40 Thompson ave
Erickson Gust. " sth l49
Erickson, Axcl E. W SthI49
Elliott, Jas T. 9Th ~
Enrich, George. " Sd III
ErncSse Peter J. V ri and Stinson
Easier, William 7. W eth eo9
Elliott, John. >th bet Tompson and Stinson
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Dryden william G. W 18th ST
Berg Andrew. Bird 81
Black. Abraham r W 9Th 2iS
purr!chter. George L, " lst SO
Banks, Edward B, W llth 2Se
Butler Henry ;, " 10th 273
BonticOu, Charles \. eth 90
Baker. james G, W 9th 2'1
BiShof, ] Fred, 9Th $40
Brooks. George l.. ith $50
Reckman, Charles, W 5th IA
Bennett, John. W 9Th 303
Bouchey. Edward, W 3rd and Stinson
Bardon James, 5th 227
Booth, Franklin, W 9Th 295
Barnett, Lewis c. W 5tt" 24
Butler, George p, " 9Th 80
Butler, John J. " 4th %
Bishof, Georye -, W End 319
Brown, John j. " Bird 3J2
Barrett. William ?, W 9TH 234
Bowers, Norman ;, V 5th 2i6
Butler, James d, " 10th 2'3
Burrill. Edward, Stinson ay bet 18th S 18th
BrilIinger. Joseph, W sth SJ7
Buchanan, Edward, W 4th & Walker
Bernard, Joseph. " 9th II
BishOff, August f " 9th 154
Bernard. Antoine, W 9th a
BehIan, Walter c, End 11S
Backstrom. Anthony. I'd 265
Branley, Matt, " lith & Walker
Bawdcu, AIRED eth 81
Barley, James. 10Th III
Barker, Charles +. W eth 20
Berg. Rore A. 3rd 205
Br;ttt, Eric, Sth 1l6
Bardon, John \ W eth 80
Briggs, Eugene II. " 2ud 208
Beglingcr Henry, W llth 10
Briggs, Harry f, " I'd POS
Butler john, {.,f 353
Bird. Chas II " Becker az III
Bahlda. Joseph, W I'd near Robertson
Binkholder. Joseph, W 9Th Newton
Brankley Chas W Sd & Baker
Brown. Chas, W 3rd 236
Bennett, Michael, I'd $50
Borany, William, ID Baker
Becklund, Chas w 9th & Thompson
Beaudette Felix. 3rd 256
Balantine, Alfred W 2d 3
Bamford. f, 9th 40
Beaudette, TclesphOn " 80
Baker, W A, " 6 30
Benson, Alex, W LIST 16S
Boyer. Fred, W 5th $50
Binkholder, J. W 5th $50
Barton, Frank II, " 5th 253
Bradley, Philo 18th %
Burke, John II, W 6th 262
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-10-10

Swanson, Gus, west 2d street, $50
Schustcr, Albert, " ISt sos
Stevenson, Henry A. W 4th and NettlctOn
ScaulOn, John c, " 18th 2S3
Simons, Patrick, W sth POD
SimOns, Peter, " 9th &4l
Schustcr, William Sr, W LIST 30S
snyder Joseph, " 5th 216
Smith Thomas r. " 4th 239
steele Matthew X, 9Th 80
Sherwood. Frank G, " 9Th SO
SearleS, Lorenzo NJ. W 4th 25S
Smith, Henry, " eth $50
Sidney. John " 10Th 233
Smith Josiah, 18th %
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