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he
Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Coulter, John
ogan and Frank Poe were over from
south side in attendance at the cele-
alton and ball last Monday.
Hon. JcHN P. BRAY, of Grand Forks,
Sheen appointed consul at Melbourne.
astralia. to succeed Hon. Dan Maratta,
nose term has about expired.
Inc Ladies Aid will give an Apron
le and Ice Cream Social at the Congre--
'aonal Church on Thursday evening,
" 18th. All are cordially invited.
frank kaste, formerly clerk in Brueg-
. . Bros store here, but now with
70 bruegger Merchantile 90. at Cul-
sison, Mont, came down Monday and
ok In the rear end of our celebration.
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Beatty's Pianos $SiaS $225 20 Tor up: s1s:
aloguc address or call, Daniel +. Beatty, Wash
! ington, New jersey.

A telegram from Senator Joe Roach at
Mnot informs Geo. w. Newton that his
trotting horse Redwood .cleaned out
everything at the races in Minot on the
4th, winning first money and all the bets
in 22S. Mr.. Newton naturally feels
proud over the result. AS soon as the
above telegram was received, Mr.. n.
telegraphed Roach to load Redwood
into a box car and send him back to
Williston as soon as possible, as he
wanted to finish up his summer plowing
here before the season advanced too far.
During a period of six weeks, in
which tickets were issued to purchasers
of dry goods, clothing, shoes & hats, at
the rate of one ticket for every 50 cents
worth of goods bought, Hedderich Bros.
gave out 1000 tickets, representing sales
in the dry goods department to the
amount of s2,C00, besides many sales
made to transient customers who took
no tickets. CT course, the sales OF
groceries, vegetables, feed, machinery
etc., are not repesente in the above
amount, but those sales would probably
figure up to nearly $1,000. This is GER
talnly an excellent showing of trade a
this season of the year for single firm
and we do not believe any other toWl
of its size in the state can campa:e
with it.
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The board of county commissioners
met in regular session Tuesday morning,
and aside from equa]izing the assessment
of the county, transacted large amount
Of important business. The proceedings
will appear next week.
Miss Maggie Cartier, aged II years,
died Of quick consumption at the resi-
dence of J.::W Snyder at o'clock Mon
day morning, July 5th, after an illness
of only two days. The funeral took
place from the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon,
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It is said that brother editor who
was "bad!y gone" ON his lady, under
took to give her ball room puff, and
wrote: "Her dainty feet were incased
in shoes that might have been taken for
fairy boots" but the blundering COM
positor made it read: "Her dirty feet
were incassd in shoes that migt have
been taken for ferry boats" And BOW
the editor is girless madman, while
the blundering compositor is a fugitive
in tie land.
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DIAAOQ Organs, $35 upwards.
TANu1 Want Agents, Catalogue
s"''!OO Free Address Daniel F.
Reatty. XashingtQn. New Jersey
Beatty, Washington

Washburn Leader: William Allen,
late of Washburn, departed last week
for the county capital CT Williams county,
where he goes to take position on the
Graphic under Col. Copeland's manage
ment. Billy bucks out overland swing
ing outward from the river trail and will
make passing call on Cheery-ia-the-
Bush, row-Flias. High, The Round Man
and other of his Mirnetaree: friends
who inhabit the ]owlands of Shell Creek
while en- route
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-07-09
Just Arrived!
HedderiCh Bros.

A nice line of New Goods, picked UP
by our Mr.. Hedderich, at prices below
the market, and will be sold aecordinglp
New styles, Dress Prinss, at only 8
cents per yard.
New styles, Dress Ginsi'ams, at only
8 cents per yard.
5l-inch Percales, at only z cents pei
yard.
S6-inch Percales, at only 8 cents per
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, at s to IS
cents. -
iSh . ,.sau0
cents. ..
at equally enticing prices.
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When looking fer a. Moving Machine
don't forget that the "Stsndard'' 6-foot
Cut will cut more hay and run lighte r
than any smaller machine on the market.
Experienced haymakers will use no
others. At HEIDERICF1 Bros.
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Cheap for Cash.

I respectfully call the attention Of the
public to the fact that I will make to
order Mems Balmoral, and'ECongres1
Shoes, all calf and oak soles, for five dolr
lars ($5l, Or the Big Boot five-dolla-
shoes. n. E., PRUDHoMME,
Williston, N. D.
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ufsnd Forks Plaindealer: Ashley
1eafs tells the Argus that 80 state
aux will be opened forthx sat Minot
.ne old stockholders ehs First
suonal of;that city.
vell, WE'LL How is that hsekf
with this number the 9l enters
.on its third year. o. cribers
~ please make 4 note 81 "a bear
mind that the printer Z - the
achmt reeds money to bust.
% Hish. 4
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CddreSS. or Gu
New Jersey.

aS0O nNN sEATTI's Organs $500 up.
BCCVsVOV For particulars, catalogue,
address or call, Daniel + Beatty, Washington,
New Jersey.
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|RChAo Pianos, 1925 up
|nQAV9 wards. Want Agents, Cat. Cat
3. alogue Free. Address
'nlel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
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FOR SALE-A set of hewed house logs
AZ IN number, enough to build a house
lSx2C inside. Inquire of A. MocKEL.
Williston, n. D., June 1f, 1897.
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,tnrv for Town of Williston.
TRUSTEES.
FIR. ZAHL, President
WM. FREEMAN.
JAMES KING.
=, n,oatiues held first Tuesday of each
FRANK WILD, Clerk.
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10 entered at the Post Office at
PHI % % second class mail matter.
11euED EVERY FRIDAY AT
mn,LISTON. N. D.
county Directory.

Ia. s. COSTELLO:
nd,tor-HERMAN RoEHR.
rreasurer-F. R. zAHL.
nistrict Court-H. y. SMITH.
bndge-E. LEoNuARDY.
d I,eeds-H. z. FIELD.
B. ACKERMAN.
sehcols-MRs. NJ. A. BERGH.
cn,veyor-OLAr BERGH.
kttorney-N: A. Stew STEWART
sRp OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
BURGESS.
k;.t,ict-E. L. MOORE, Chairman.
LAMPMAN.
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BE5te:atty's e: Organs tss ss'. sssssa. Z: ssss'
sae Sstea Address or cal Daniel +. etty, Wash
t.slon, New Jersey -
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1897-07-09

Il Beard, Special School District
of Williston.
r., LEoNHARDy, President.
GEO. w. NEWTON.
w, R. MCCHEsNEY.
JoHN HEFFERNAN.
PETER ANDERSON.
FKANK WILD, Clerk.
CLINTON HEDDERICH. Treas.
Buford Lodge No. 18, !. 0. 0: E:
ets every Wednesday night.
VIM. SNYDER, N. G.
G. B. METzGER, Sec.
f. R. ZAHL, Treas.
|lliston, North Dakota.
| .s. - 1aIi.----------- I--------
K. O. T. M.
liar Meetings the first and third Fri
days Of each month.
bbers of other Tents cordially IN
vited to attend. =?
JoHN BRUEGGER, e.
FnASK Wild, r. K.
Elliston, N. D.
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Lieut.. wages e1o per month, sergeant
G3 and sentry's e2-10.
Massachusetts Archives Vol. SO, Page
100.
SERGT. THOMAS KNIGHTS SCOUTS
The following pay roll gives what Is
known of the service of these men. They
were evidently from Cum berland county,
ga Pay Roll of Sergeant Thomas
Knights Scouting Party raised by order
of Brigadier Genl. Wadsworth to Scout
from the head of St. Georges River to
Belfast and Penobscot River. In the year
1880 while Genl. Wadsworth Commanded
in the Eastern Department
Sergt.-Thomas Knight, engaged Sept.
10, discharged March Z, 1881. service 5
months 16 days.
Corp. Nathan Knight engaged Sept.
%. discharged March Z, 1881, service s
months 16 days.
PRIVATES.
Noah Miller, engaged Sept. 49, dis
charged Nov. 10, 1880, service months.
Joshua Lamb, engaged Sept. 10, dis
charged Nov. 10, 1880, service 3 months.
Gideon Young, engaged Sept. 10, dis
charged Nov. 10, 1880, service 2 months.
Westbrook Knight, engaged Dec. Z,
discharged March Z, 1881, service 8
months. Thomas Knight, Jr.. engaged
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Free of Charge to Sufferers

Cut this out and take it to your drug
gist and get sample bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. They do not ask you to buy
before trying This will, show you the
great merits Of this truly wonderful rem
edy, and show you what can be accom-
plished by the regular size bottle. This
is no experiment, and would be disastrous
to the proprietors, did they not know it
would invariably cure. Many of the best
physicians are now using it in their
practice with great results, and are
relying on it in most severe cases. 1t
is Guaranteed Trial bottles free
at II. P. S. Goold's Drug Store, 577
Congress street. under Congress Square
Hotel. Regular size SOC. and loo.
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HYDRoPHoBIA WITHOUT A BITE

HYDROPHOBIA WITHOUT A BITE.
paris Telegram to the London News.)
The death of Mile. Santasiero from ra
bies should be lesson to ladies who kiss
lap dogs and let them lick their faces.
Mile. Santasiero is the daughter of the
former chief of Queen Isabella, who keeps
well known restaurant where one can
have Spanish and Neapolitan dishes.
The only daughter, aged twenty, .shad "a
bull terrier named Bob of whom she was
very fond. Bob two months ago fell i'll.
His mistress nursed him and lavished
caresses On him. He showed his graft
tude in licking her face and hands. He4
then ran away from her, and howled if
she went near him. The poor brute may
have felt an irresistible desire to bite,
and so wanted not to have that easy OPP
portunity. However, he grew worse. He
bit some days ago two customers and a
man who was furnishing ice. They went
to the Pasteur Institute, and seem to be
doing we'll, but Mile. Santasiero, whose
foot he attempted to bite. fell Ill last
week. She thought she had cold, and
kept on saying "Bob did not bite me. "
Certainly his teeth had not pierced the
shoe leather Fever supervened, and
then commissions. The doctor said she
suffered from rabies. When her mother
went to kiss her, she cried, "You must
not. I only kissed Bob, and see have
his distemper" For two days her con-
yulsiye state was dreadful. The third day
was quiet till just toward the end, when
congestion supervened suddenly and she
died. No trace of a bite could be found
on her foot or any other part of her body.
The dogs saliva, it is thought, must
have been absorbed as he licked her face.
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FATTENED BY CORPORATION
MONEY.
New York Evening Post.

Inc causa causans, as the philosopher 8
say OF Platt and Croker both, is the
corporations which supply them with
money Could we stop corporation con
tributions these two men would s,nk in
to utter insignifcance. Thew owe all
their Importance to the money they are
able to dispense.
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Dec. Z, discharged March Z, 1881. service

Dec. z, discharged March Z, 1881, service
8 months.
THOMAS KNIGHT, Sargt.
falmouth, I'd February, 1856.
This may Certify that the above men
Gloned services was performed and the
nations furnished by my Orders and that
the ABOVE ray Roll Is just.
PELEG WADSWORTH. ("
The original is In Massachusetts Arch
Ives Vol. So, Page l02.
BENJAMIN CROCKER'S ARTILLERY
COMPANY.
This company evidently succeeded that
OF Lieut.. Moore at Falmouth. The resi-
dences Of these men were not given on
the original roll
An A bstract of Wages due from the
State OF Mass. To the Corps of Artillery,
Command of Joseph Mcclellan at Fall
mouth Casco Bay from Nov. IL, 1880 To
May the 9Th 1884,
CONDUCTOR Benjamin Croker.
Sergeant-Ebenr. Hanscom.
MATROSS.
John Goodwin.
Benjamin Hooper.
Saml. Mitchell.
John Hanscom.
Joel Littleteld.
Zacha. Goodale.
Ebenr. Starboard.
George Robinson.
Robert Plummer
Abraham Jordan.
From Massachusetts Archives.
LIEUT.. JOSEPH MCLELLAN'S CON-
PANY.
This company was made up Of soldiers
whose term of service had not expired
when the regiment was discharged and
they were continued in the army until
that time. Lieut.. Mcclellan served as
second lieutenant in Capt. Joseph Prides
company in 1880, and October g. he was
ordered to march to the Kennebeo with
two sergeants and eighteen privates, with
ten days rations. The place of residence
of the men is not given on the roll but
they probably served at Falmouth.
"a pay roll Of Lieut.. JOS Mcclellan
Company of men detached In Dec. 6, 1880
from d Regt. Of Foot Com'd by JOS
Prime Esq, by order of Gen. Wadsworth
to serve out the Remainder of the eight
months that they Unlisted for. BY q
Resolve of the Genl Court of the Com
monwealth of Massachusetts pass'd The
25th of March Last and made up from
Dec. 6, 1850 to May /, 17s1.''
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To LET.
Ferry words iasorted under thts head
one wsok for 25 cents cash In advance

l. Melbourne ST. in best of repair with all the
latest sanitary improvements; overlooking
Eastern Promenade and Casco Bay; rent $40
Twitchel Champlin Co., 252 Commercial st.
Ii
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BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE.

II ORMERLY OCCUPIED by the late Alden
a Goudy, Cumberland Mills; fine buildings,
including stable and poultry house. also frnit
aud vegetable garden; perfect drainage, Sebago
water, also elegant spring water within the
house. For information apply to
LEWIS A. GOUDY, Portland Maine.
ocI1 dim
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Inc original roll is In the MasSachu-
sets Archives, Vol. SO, Page 144.
and Jane Mcclellan, and was born in the
little one-story house No. 81 York street
near High, in 1889. He married Mary
Mcclellan. the daughter of Hugh of Cor
ham, in 1855. They had Hugh, Stephen
John, and Joseph Jr., and daughters
Mary, Betsey and Eunice. He was a
mariner and afterwards q prominent mer-
chant of the town. He lived where Foster
Avery & Co. g store now is, No. 516.51S
Congress street, and part of his house is
still standing on Preble street, No. 1865
He was one of the selectmen of the town,
and was county treasurer from 1777 to 1908
In the Revolution Joseph Mcclellan was
patriot. He was one of the Committee
of Inspection Jan. 4, 1775, and was one
in the matter of the landing of Coulson' S
rigging in March, 1775. He was the COM
missary of the Bagaduce Expedition in
1779 was lieutenant in this regiment
in 1880, and commanded company in
1881. His sons Hugh and Stephen served
in the army. He died July 5, 1920, aged
IS years and his body is said to havs
Eastern cemetery, but there is no inscrip-
ton to indicate his last resting place.
This incomplete history of Primes regi-
ment gives some idea of the activity here
in 1883. We hardly realize what mill
tary camp our town was during the Revo-
lutionary war. At times large proper
ton of the population must have been
armed men in their country's service, be-.
cause our exposed position required it,
70 realize the drain upon the resources of
the people one must know what they
were obliged to furnish. The item of
beef in 1850, to Old Falmouth, was that
their proportion for the army was twelve
thousand, three hundred and sixty pounds.
In 1881, Massachusetts, furnished over
nine hundred and fifty tons and Cum ber-
land countys share of that was fiftv
three thousand eight hundred and nine
pounds. Cape Elizabeth furnished five
thousand six hundred and eleven pounds.
In Mayll7so, one Spanish dollar was equal
to sixty dollars of the Continental
money.
Our forefathers here did nobly and the
more we know of them the more we
revere their memories. The deeds of the
Maine patriots should be known to it's
people that they may appreciate their his
tory. Shakespeare says "He lives in fame
that died in virtues cause
N n
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closet, set bowl, steam heat and gas Also
large sunny alcove room unfinished. is GRAY
ST. between Park and State. 81
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

yMANTED-An American woman to take care
w of children and assist in sewing. Apply
to Ill State st. ii
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ITO LET-On Morning St., Nos 40 and 81. two
l. first floor new flats, seven rooms and bath
set tubs separate hot water heater open plumb
preferred; best rents in the city for the money.
inquire of HENRY S. tricky, 121 Exchange,
st. 81
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xUANTER-In planning mill and general
w iobbing shop. a man capable of running
woodworking machinery. None but steady,
honest men need apply Also man who has
to the fright men. FRED S. SHERBURNE,
Sanford. Me. oc 30-4
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WANTED Girl for general homework. Ap-
w ply to MRS. CLARK Sc State st. 81
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED AT OMEGA steady man who
w does not smoke for farm work Constant
employment and good pay to the right man
Give age and experience. A. F. KEMP. sWhite
Rock, Me- Al
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EOR SALE-A new fiat house, containing
rents of rooms each, located within ten
minutes walk Of post office, has modern i'm
proyements, will pay large rate of interest on
ask ing price. Inquire of A. G. LIBBY g. CO.,
~ 1-2 Exchange St 2-1
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ITO LET-Three small rents of and rooms
i each on Paris ST., below Portland St. rent
$500 per month. Several in western part of
City from S1s to $25 per month. INQUIRE of
HENRY S. TRlCkEY, Real Estate Agent, 12l
Exchange st. 81
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GTRAYED-Black and tan pup, white breast.
y large ears. narrow white stripe in face.
answers to name of Punny; leather collar,
name gone. Anyone giving information of said
J. o. PLAfSfED, White Rock, Me- Al
T OST-Between La Partisan and Union Sta
gold Elgin, suitable reward will be paid if left
at Carter Bros, jewelers.. True Bros, or with
Dec. True, II Hemlock st. 81
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vVANTED-Re Reliable man with $3.50 as state
TO sell; energetic man can make $50 per week
through sub agents. Only those with A. 1. ref
erences and the capital need apply. Address
f. SHAW, SwampScott, Mass. 81
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FOR SALE-FREDERICK S. VAIL offers
for sale, one of the finest residences in the
western part of the city, located OH West St,
convenient to Promenade, can be seen by per-
NIT only For full particulars apply Real Es-
tate office, First National Bank Building II
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FOR SALE-New house on Pitt St, Oakdale,
contains seven rooms and bath hot and
cold water, wired for electric lights, cemented
cellar, sewer large lot, will be sold on easy
terms. Apply to CHAS G. ADAMS, 81 EX-
change st. oct 25-4
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LOST AND FOUND.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for rs cents. cash in advance.
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ITO LET--A sunny upstairs rent of six rooms.
i Call at 80 Myrtle ST. 81
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FOR SALE-The best restaurant in Portland
Il Cheap for cash. Best reasons for selling,
Inquire 81 FORE ST 29-1
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THO LET-FREDERICK S. VAIL offers for
i rent an exceptionally we'll located apart.
ment Of rooms, with bath, separate steam heat
Carleton and Congress SITS, rent moderate.
For particulars, Real Estate Office First Nation
al Bank Building. IL
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-2M story house
a situated No. 1875 Emery street. containg
finished rooms with all the modern improve
bined, has good sized lot with fruit trees on
same. Inquire of A. G. LIBBY, ~ 1-2 Ex-
change street. 3O-2
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FOR SALE.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs oents cash in advance.
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DOR SALE-Fine suburban residence modern
Il style, IL rooms in first class repair. ample
heat. carriage house and stable, all newly pain
electric line, bounded on streets, price $500.
liberal terms. w. H. WALDRON & CO., 1870
Middle ST. 81
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1t Recalls Famous Case and Introduces
Into Its History Three Murders-1t
Reads Like the Delusion of Wander
ing Mind and That Is Very Likely What
1t Is.
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MIDDLE AGED MAN, handy at everything
M wishes situation in good private familv
city or country. Address w. H., Daily Press
Pnrtland
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WANTED--A single man Of forty-fve desires
clerk or as night clerk in hotel. Can give No
i references. Address W. j. O., Box g, South
Portland. IL
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INEXPERIENCED sTENOGRAPHER, young
Il man, desires a position. Understands
office work Would accept position where
there are possibilities of advancement, at very
reasonable terms. City references. Address
ella YTON, Press of1ice. ST
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L AIN
This company was detached from the
Cumberland county militia and was
probably from the western towns of Scar
borough, Gorham, etc. They were proba-
bly, sent to the Penobscot Bay in the early
p art of their service. The following is a
copy of the original pay roll but no resi-
dences were given on it:
GA Pay Roll of Capt. Jonathan An
drews' Company, Col. Joseph Primes
Regt. in the command of Brig. Genl.
Wadsworth, A. D. 1880"
Capt.-Jonathan Andrews, entered ser.
vice May 8. discharged Dec. 81, 1880.
Lieut.-Enoch Frost, entered service
May l3, discharged Dec. 81, 1880
Sergt.-Morris Clark, entered service
May 8, discharged Dec. 81, 1880.
Sergt.-Abner McKenny, entered SER
vice May s, discharged Nov. 23, 1880.
Sergt.-William Small, entered seryice
May s, discharged Dec. 81, 1850.
Sergt.-Nathaniel Edwards, entered
service May 8, discharged Dec. 81, 1880.
Corp Gideon Hanscom, entered ser
vice May s, discharged Aug. s, 1880.
Cor-Willian Buxton, entered service
May g. discharged Dec. 81, 1850.
Corp Elijah Libby, entered serv;ca
May s, discharged Dec. 81, 1880.
Cor Ezekiel Sawyer, entered service
May 8, discharged Nov. 1, 1880.
PRIvATES.
John Bragdon, entered service NAV
discharged Dec. 81, 1870. %
Richard S. Berry, entered Service No.
8, discharged Dec. 81, 1850. May
John Blanchard, entered service M.
discharged Dec. 81, 1850. -1"s O
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EOR RENT-Permanently, with board in one
Il OF the best boarding houses in western
part city, well situated, three connecting rooms
for two or three young men. references ex-
changed. BENJAMIN SHAW, 81 1-2 EX-
change st. 2-1
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VNANTED-Young man wonld like position to
w work afternoons or mornings; can assist
with book keeping if desired. Address c. A..
10Y Clark st. Al