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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21
Wheat 40 Cents a BushsI.

Being good at figures does not al
ways create wealth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21
Some people are so hopeful II
amounts to laziness.
To Cure Constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Zoe or a1c
re. c. c. fail to cure, druggists refund moneys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

A woman expresses disapproval by
looking ugly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
1Oc. .25c. If C.C.C. fail, druggists refund money
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Distance Prize.
For company composed of not
less than twenty-nine officers
and Sir Knights travelling the
longest distance by most direct
route to reach the city OF In
dianapolis ...............
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No one can talk about his sickness
without becoming tiresome.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-08-21

w. y. u. DALLAS no. a4-Isss
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Ehes AasNering Advertisements kiadIy
Heation This raDer.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
FRACTURED A BOYS HAND.
J. W. Ragan, a Wagon-Maker, Ar
 rested on a Charge of Battery,

J. w. Ragan, wagon-maker on Harri- son street, near Sixth, was arrested yes terday afternoon on warrant charging him with battery. He was released on his own recognizance by Justice of the Peace Barry
 The complaining witness is Frazer Liss, a boy Il years of age, who lives with his parents at 96512 Harrison street. The boy was playing Thursday afternoon in front of Ragan's shop when Ragan came run ming out and struck him on the shin bone with, the boy says, a long piece of iron, After being struck three times the boy put his left hand on his shin bone for pro- lection and Ragan struck his hand
 The boys father is a clerk in Nolan 8 shoeStore on Market street, and word was sent to him about the assault He took the boy to Dr. Morgan. Sixth and Harri- son streets. who found that bone of the left hand had been broken by the blow. The case was reported to Secretary Kane of the Pacific Coast Society for the Pre- yenti9n of Cruelty, to Children. and Of fcer Coleman called upon Ragan, who ad- mitted striking the boy, but said he used the butt end of whip. which Coleman secured as evidence. Ragan said he was constantly annoyed by boys stealing nuts from his shop, and he thought the boy LiSS was of them.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Gold Bricks Were Scarce, but There Was Plenty of the
 Real Thing.
A Morning Meeting of the School Board Depletes the Probationary List and
 Creates New Departments.

teachers by the elementary report intro duced earlier In the meeting. As piece of condensed smoothness it was the finest that has yet come over the political pike. It was shortly followed by one almost as effective in it's scope, the secondary edu- cation report, which was as follows:
 Your committee on secondary education rec ommends follows:
 That Miss Irene Reeves of the Polytechnic High School be elected head of the Latin De- partment in said school.
 That Miss Mary Donnely of the Mission High School be transferred from the position of head of the mathematical department and be elected head of the English department of said school. That Miss Ada Goldsmith of the Mission High School be elected head of the mathematical de- partment of said school.
 That Miss Henrietta Byrne of the secondary substitute list be elected a regular High School teacher and assigned to the Girls High School. That George Bates of the Mission High School be elected head of the Latin department in said school
 That Miss Lyda Carrol be assigned to the head of the history department of the Mission High School.
 That Miss Emily P. Rhine. regular teacher in the Mission School be assigned to the de- partment of natural science and German in said school.
 That Miss NJ. B. Conway. teacher in the Polytechnic High School. be elected head of
 DIR. D. F. RAGAN. Like those that had come before it, the through the ranks with only the ineffec- tual opposition of Derham and Armer and 1t was shortly followed by a motion to adjourn until this morning, when work along the same line will be resumed and finished for the year.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
ORIGIN OF WCT0RIA'S
 BIG FIRE k MYSTERY
Damage to the Extent of Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars Done to the
 British Columbia City.

VICTORIA, Dec. 30.-Fire broke out early this morning in a cigar store on Government street, in the very heart of the business portion of the city, the build ing being occupied by Frank Campbell. The flames were not extinguished until damage to the amount of s35,OoO had been done The Heathorn block, owned by w. J. Anderson, was completely gutted be- fore the fire was brought under control at d. m. The heaviest losers are Ander- son, owner of the building, whose loss is s15 900, covered by insurance; Thomas Brothers & Grant, merchant tailors, 5000, with insurance amounting to 5000; Frank Campbell S4000, no insurance; Chris Wen ger, jeweler damage by water, S1250, cov- cred by insurance; Fletcher Brothers, music dealers, damage by water, $4O00, partly covered by insurance.
 The origin of the fire is yet mystery. It commenced in the tobacco store a few minutes after 1t was closed for the night. It is believed an overheated f1ue is re- SponSible.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
WROTE FAREWELL MESSAGE
 BY LIGHT OF THE MOON
Before Committing Suicide by Drown ing, s. Cereni Declared His Wife
 Sent Him to Hell.

TOMALEs, Dec 3o.-The suicide of S. Cereni here yesterday was deliberate. Making his way on foot to a bluff over looking the ocean, some miles from his house, he took out his grocery pass-book and tore out all the accounts therein. On one of the remaining blanks he wrote the following letter in Italian, the moon affording him light:
 'Dec. 27 '9S. 'I think it is better to die all at once than to die inch by inch. My wife to- night told me to go to hell-so I walked this far to find it. God may have mercy on my poor, sweet innocent children. Good byl Happy New Year to all
 IS. CERENI" Putting the letter and his purse in his vest pocket he placed the garment in a very conspicuous place, with it's white lin- ing outward. He then took the fatal plunge into Tomales Bay, and his body was eventually washed by the waves into a slight cavern and wedged there. It was considerably disfigured.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
REDUCED POSTAGE.
Letters Now Sent From Canada for
 Two Cents.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-The Canadian Government in telegram from Postmas- ter General Mulock to Postmaster General Smith announces that it has reduced the domestic letter rate from three to two cents per ounce, commencing January 1. Under the convention between the United States and Canada letters are sent from this country to Canada for two cents. the domestic rate of each country applying to the letters sent. The reduction now made is reciprocal and for the first time per mits letters to be sent from the other side at two cents, instead of three cents.
 Postmaster General Smith, at the re- quest of the Canadian Government calls the attention of all postmasters in the country. through the Associated Press to the reduction and to its taking effect New Years day with view to preventing mat ter so sent being charged up as ''short paid."
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Consistory Election.

San Francisco Consistory, Scottish Rite Masons of the thirty-second degree, held its annual election and installation last night. The new officers of the consis- tory are: Venerable master of the Ka- dosh, John L. M. Shetterley; prior, Frank Koenig; preceptor, F. w. G. Moebus; state, Charles L. Patton; almoner w. S. Moses; registrar, George J. Hobe; treas urer, Samuel W. Levy; prelate, Henry Henry Ashcroft; assistant expert, James MacMullen; captain of the guard, Stew ard Henry Grauerholz; tyler. John d 'Arcy.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Burglar in a Paint Shop.

Officer Porter of the Seventeenth-street station made a neat capture of an early morning burglar named Nick Strauss as the latter was coming out of the paint shop of Edward Norman at 1865 Mission street yesterday morning with eleven cans of varnish. Several days age Strauss, who is painter by trade, con flded to one of Norman'S employees his intention of robbing the shop, and the man to whom he made known his plans immediately told Norman of the purposed robbery. Norman in turn notified Captain Gillen, who detailed Officers Porter and Nolan to watch the store. They did so with the foregoing result. Strauss was booked on a charge of burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
NEW ASSIGNMENTS FOR
 MERRITT AND SKATER
Will Respectively Command the De partments of the East and
 Califnrnia

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O-Several im- portant army assignments were an- nounced al the War Department to-day:
 Major General Merritt. U. S. A, has been relieved from command of the De- partment of the Pacific and from further duty pertaining to the Philippine Islands and will proceed to New York City and assume command of the Department of the East
 Major General William E. Shafter. U. s. A., has been relieved of the command of the Department of the East and as- of California to relieve Major General Henry c. Merriam. General Shafter will proceed at once to San Francisco and en- ter upon his duties.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
inconvenience.

The trouble with too many country wo-' men is that they do not sufficiently realize the supreme importance of keeping healthy in a wo1nanly way. A woman's general health cannot be good if she suffers from local weakness and disease. If she suffers III this way, the strongest woman will soon break down and become a weak, sickly, nervous, complaining invalid. pr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures all weakness and disease of the organs distinctly femi- nine. It acts directly on these organs, making them strong healthy and vigorous. It cures all weakness, disorders and dis placements of the delicate internal organs. It is the greatest of all nerve tonics. It banishes the discomforts of the period of solicitude, and makes baby's advent easy and almost painless. It positively insures the little newcomers health and an ample supply of nourishment. Thousands of wo- men have testified to its wonderful merits, and many of them have cheerfully permit ted their experiences, names, addresses and photographs to be printed in Doctor Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser The '' Favorite Prescription is sold by all good medicine stores, and papN- covered Medical Adviser" of Ioo8 pages is mailed free on receipt of 2I one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing. Cloth-bound 3I stamps. Address Dr. R. V. Pierre, Buff falo N. Y.
 Mrs Frank camfeld, of East Dickinson, Franklin Co.,, N. Y, writes: deem it my you for having been the means of restoring me to health. My troubles were of the womb--in- fammatory and bearing down sensations
 Don't suffer from constipation. Keep the body clean inside as we'll as outside. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con- stipation and biliousness. They never gripe. All good dealers have them.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Dempsey an Impostor.

WOODLAND, Dec. 30.-Sinee the publi- cation of the story which throws some mystery around the life and death of Miss Mary Moedinger. in San Bernardino, it has been. ascertained that John Demp- one time an inmate of the Yolo County Hospital and that he has a wife and child in the East. There seems to be no douut that he either deceived the young woman or that he now lies when he says they were married
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Votes of a Precinct Reflected

WOODLAND. Dec 3O-In an election contest Judge Gaddis has rendered a de cision rejecting the entire vote of Soutf Precinct because the election officers twice during election day locked up the poIling-place and went to a farmhouse 6 mile away for their meals.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
FOR JURY FREEING.
Indictment of a Court Bailiff and a
 CatLle Buyer.

CHICAGO, Dec. Establishments for i,,ry bribing were voted to-day against James Lynch and E. K. Powell by the Grand Jury. Charges in a number of similar cases are being investigated. Lynch is a court bailiff. Powell Is cat tle-buyer. and was a juror in one of the cases. The jury bribing is alleged to have been done in the interest of a street rail- way company, defendant in tho cases be- ing investigated.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
Masquerade Ball To-Night.

The old year will be ushered out and the new year inaugurated in an appro- priate and hilarious way at the Mechan- ics' Pavilion this evening. The Arion Be- nevolent Society will give its annual prize masquerade ball and the big building promises to be packed
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31

.AndreW C0rneeie tells hoU he rose from O bobbin-boy to c millionaire, ua ne.ct Sundays CalI.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The country

The country woman is usually healthy and TO- bust. If she isn' t it is generally be- cause of her own ignorance or neg lect. She is a hard working wo- man, but her sur TO u il din gs are healthy, and un- less she has some local weakness, she be ars her heavy bur d e n without serious
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-31

the evening school report, Among the numerous unique things 1t accomplished was the gift of two positions in two even- ing schools to Professor T. H. Mccarthy. Professor Mccarthy has been the slce- principal of the Washington Evening School. Dr. Ragan's report made him principal also of the Spring Valley School without losing m the Washington School place or salary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-22
ANIeHr WITH THE DRoWslEs.

On. marvellous city Is Trundisbed town.
And the home Of the Drowsiest Is there,
And they gather 81 night on the hilloNks Of
down t. .'
In the streets Of that city SO fair,
And the Dream people come thsrs to- Join In
their play
From the plains Of the kingdom Of Nod,
That beautiful country that borders they nay.
On the luminous valleys Of Godl
Oh. the wonderful Rapes9thAt thess Dream
people play -. .-
And lie fanciful tales that they tell,
And the Drowsy folk hearken and hasten Away
To thu land where the Dream people dwell,
And they: gaze witt delight at each curious
thing ......
That they End in the Kingdom Of Nod,
While their ears catch q strain Of tbs sonss
that they sing
in the luminous valleys Of Godl
Then the Drowsies return to the hillocks Of
white,
And the Dream people follow them there,
And they joyfully gsnabol the rest of the night
Through the streets Of that city 90 fair.
Then at dawn they reluctantly hasten avay
From those billowy byways Of down.
While the Drowsies swake with the breaking
Of day
On the hiilocks of Trundlebed town.
Albert BigeloW Paine in Munsey'A
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S-,<a
COZ NTY COAL.
S42o 90
COMMISSIONERS SALARIES
S1,650 90
HEALTH OFFICER.

Dir. c. A. Holliugsworth, salary ....... S25 90
expenses and extra pro-
icssiOnal 69 10
II. X. milford u Co, regenerator 500. 81 70
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-22
LOCATING PUBLIC ROADS.


L1'utiu" Eliza Kellogg road .............S 30 90
locating Stau!SlUUs HujaCk road. 90
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-22
JOHN A. YOUNG,
PRACTICAL
Matchmaker and ODdCial

Twenty two years as a watch repairer, 3
years apprentice. one year under instructions
81 years foreman and the balance of my
time in business for yself, during Il II this time
| have made study Of optics, fitting Spec
taces and Eye Glasses properly, as they should
be fitted.
The lenses are ground to their proper axis
and are fitted and adjusted by myself in Spec
taccs and Eye Glasses of Gold, Silver, Nickel,
Steel Rubber or Zylonite frames, and am re-
spousihle myself for all mistakes.
In fitting Lenses to the eye my speciality is in
Myopig, Hyperopia, Presbyopia and Astigma-
tism which are near-sighted, far-sighted, old
sighted and poor sighted, Nearly all cases of
asti9matism ecu in children, causing pain in
the rubbing of the eyelids, pain above the
eyebrow "dsche, letters running together,
Sc rave complete set of Instruments and
test cards which use to correct the sight in the
young as well as in the old - middle-aged.
R-I refer to DR.. VIM. 5. Richardson, DR.. Z.
Hall Richardson, DIR. w. B. Munnikhuysen and
DIR. J. Ward Scott.
JOHN A. YOUNG,
16mh Main Street. Bel Air. Nd.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-22
che ECISAND INTELLIGENCE.
IL Published Every Frtdaybv
FRANK e. 0ORRELL.

TroNsieRt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Square, 8
insertions or less S1.50. Each subsequent in
sertion Is cents. Longer advertisements in
the same proportion. A space equal to six
lines makes square. Figure work double
price. 'T-f F.
Obituaries and Personal Communications
will be inserted at 10 cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-22
al Air Of Probability.

II have just -,a,l a story In which tho
h'esi"s,F Aair turned white in a single
J., hs. e".aoacE i"i. Il don't believe it"
81 a"s Lnoy,." 5aid the other There
Is '. t...fur what queer tricks some Of
t.s.. r.., ..Asn.s Will play. detroit
n :. ..j -'..n..iy known that washing
the hair in rtIuTatcr ard soft soap and
riusi ia y!d ordinary water makes the
Eri" O.; and ilky.
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$500 60
Fourth District

James Blancy pay W. A Durham .... 30 80
Ed. buchanan pay Geo. Richardson. 20 90
Samuel &. Blaucy pay Self................ Il, 90
Chloe Cork pay DIR. NJ. q. Jarrett ......... ~ o.
Evan Clark pay Harriet Clark. ......... ~ Op
Wesley DagOn pay Jas. :. Caldcr....... 20 90
Rcbecca Harris pay J. G. Luctc y ........ % OO
Amanda Johnson pay w. Rampiey. ... 20 90
Joshua Jones pay Amos X StrnctI... II 90
Henrietta Heaps pay self........-.......... IL 90
Henry w. Macatea pay w 4. Amos. 80 90
Isaiah Rainbow pay Se!f................ ID 90
w. Sanders pay c. lakewood ......... 30 90
Robert Waters pay Self.................. - 90
John Smith pay john Smith, Jr........ 20 UO
Oliver Cromwell pay self .......... .... 10 to
Charles l.. Paxton pay SELF. ...... Is
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lNOJ rs r..

First DESTRUCTION the body OF an
unknown cOOrcd man, john ECortI,
| j. +. Wells, John DWSer Walter Tim
mons, James Wells, Henry u. Wrapper,
L.. +. Bowman, Fred. Guntner, Robert
Glass, George Glass, FL. k"iins, John
First District On the body ii Henry
Gabler, Charles w. Lee, John Archer
Henry Baumgart, Ed. Curtiss, Harry
PlOwman, james Baum CART, {. Il.
Christrolm, W. H. Pierce, Samue! II.
Montaguc.J. Hall kirk,J. L. Hardesty,
John Gunther -.............. SD co
Se1"'nd DESTRUCTION the hodg OF Il
white male person, O.C. Michael, Lem.
Harvey, II. L. Arthur, Henry Earring,
D. Il. Arthur. J. H: Baker, James H.
PTitchHrd, J. 3 Swingley, J. =. Osborn
-. ST. 90
second DISTRICT On the BODY of an
unknown CuioIpd man. Geo '..N"I.~
y. Z. Michael, Law S.n 'u,lCN, II J..
Arthur, Charles II. kriStc, " H.
IacSos'J; A:nsho,n A,co.r n Moor,
Cullum, r 7. liakcr. ........;;..,.-.... SD 90
Second District On The hudJ OF
eolored man, Geo. Z. Pritchard, A. w.
McGaw,P P. Il. Baker, Harry Crevensteu,
Geo. W. Brock, Joseph Riley, George
w. Evans, w. w. Adams, Jr., james
Todd, Bert Osborn, Harry Sullivan,C.
o; Clark ....,....;..;;....... -. Sl2 90
Third District. On the body Of an
unknown white man, y. q. richardson,
w. A. Treadwe!l. J. y. w. Richardson,
Scorho paI geo HvrTS IUGTiGE M SaPR
Midway, Harry Stills, b 'rney Mon
tooth, Jose Gonzales. VIM. Reeve. $40 90
Third DESTRUCTION the body of Sam
uel Howard, J. 5. Richardson, IT., Jas
Q. Young, August Neuman, David
Rumsey, Charles RoCc, Ambrose Will
derson, c. E. Brown, James Richard
son, e. j. Is. Moore. John II. Thorn,
Jos. X Coale, Edw. Ferry Sl2 90
Fifth DiStrict.-On the body ofPerry
Herbert, W. ii. II. hteford. Robert
+. PriRg, Ohm G. Prit chard. Charles F.
Dern, c. Fl. Stamford. Ramsey Standi-
ford, Samuel T. McNutt, Oliver
Jones; D; A. Thomas, A. F. Holloway. S12 90
Sixth District.-On the body of Ncttie
Haycock. John Welsh, E. J. Bradfed,
W. Bradiield, John X. Walker, Caspar
Smith, k +. McGaw, John Redman,
Jerry Crawey, N. II. Fahey, Thomas
Hopkins, G. W. Gallon, james Salik.. ST. 90
sixth DESTRUCTION the body of
Emily Oberdoerfer, Michael Moore, L.
I. Sitzler, Thos. NJ White, Jos. l.. Me
Ney, John j. Saiik, f. J. Bradfcld,
Charles F. Bauer, +. NJ Farr, Henry
BrOadwater, q. ). NcFaddcp, john
Leitheiser, A: X. Walker. ........... Sl2 90
Sixth Distrct.-On the body OF an
unknown man. John Welsh, r. ".
Sanders, Robert A. Mitchell, Charles H.
Allen, Robert E. Green. F.. !. BrHGiicId
A. D. Carroll, Andrew Gleason. joseph
Seyfriet, David Hammond, f. NJ. Farr,
Harry Shippers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 90
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Fifth DistriC

W. Aiken pay j. F.. Grier....... .......... L., 90
Mrs. ). 7. Adams pay Srlf........-......... =. ~,
Cassie Alexander and mother pay self. 1D 500
Mahala BruwE pay Annie Wi!suiI......... 20 U0
francis Brinkman pay self.................. -. on
Hannah Bulett pay W.D. Scarborough 10 90
John Butler and wife pay sam. Love. is %
.. ). bennington pay j. n. StanSbury
y Son. -. .....-... -. - 90
John II. Boscy pay SELF. ........... IL no
w. T. Crawley pay 90 i,r
Ann ForwoOd pa. James Il. SMITH. =; go
Samuel Henry pay ~c!t..........-........... .'H
wesley Hall pay Wesley NrHOou......... =, 3tr
Sarah Jones paS Wesley l"DJui!........ 3Itin
w. Il. Jones pay sell .................. -. 10
Elizabeth Jones pay 600. ". Jones. ..... , tE,s
Mary LaruC pay 'iuZ' I. Bay ............ ..,.fl
ChaS. Lee pay <. +. a5lIis .............. IL, '
Mrs. Mary Norris pay Scif................. ; ot
james Oliver pay sCiI..........-........... -U3F
llGS. Preston pay - Smith = +'
Edward 4. Reed pa David SILVER. ti3'n. /
sarah j. fOiSScy pay s,it.......-........ - ,t
Columbus Scarborough pay self. :. 'I :
Ann Smith pay - tn {
Mis-. Sallic Scarborough pay SCf.......... - l.g
Joshua :tnG Cassie Tucker PAY y. T..
- I.1 7
s. May White pay Lizzie RArdow....... 20 fu /.
Henry W bite pay Lizzie ENnlnw ........ sc 20 /,
sarah j. Wilson pay David POv-eii..-. 20 90 3
Rachael wright pay self. ...-...-.. 20 800 /,
) lanes Bennington pay :. y. WhitGiD;d rs no (
Julia Preston paw self . .............. - - ,
IN. Swift pay Wesley McE'un....... 10 ~ /
Mllic Harris pay btz!ah HarGrs..-...., - 10 I
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SHEItIFFS.

SG,51l 81
SHERIFFS.
Ambrose Cooley, Sheriff's acct.~.......S ,O99 %
j. w. Forsythc, Sherin's acct............. 521 so
S1,G21 %
CLERK OF COURT
W. 5. Forwood, Ir. ......... .........S $50 ~
COUNTY TREASURER.
f. NJ. Allen Jr., salary For May -........ So coo
c. F. Harry, salary for May. ........... =, ,t
BONDING OF Treasurer Ia "
Freight on goods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. >
S:iSo So
DAMAGES.
]. r. Stirer ami others, to horse and
wagon ... lCl ,-st
Thos. H. Gr;cr 10 h"rS;'. To ,..
Crawford Burns, to hDr>c......-.......,.... =.
p. +. Farrell, to horse 2D,e.
Clara r. St0cknai'i, - horse. ............-. - ,
Robert II. Lilly, 20 clothing ...-..-.....--.. - 90
$40 e.,
State SGu2,1
Discounts. ................. SIS i.5
ASSESSMENT.
Goo a. Pal>"r, aSsa- ..-.........S t,..
Mrs. Il. i sumption. assessor ........ 20 s.,F
ID. b. Rockford, CIcrNiu -. 900
n. L. Mitchell, c!crSn%...... loo 800
$751; oo
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Mrs ShultZ pay James Lcc.................. 20 90
Hannah L. Smith pay f.. l.. Wilkinson ~ 90
Annie f. Stewart pay Ed. stewart - 90
ThUS. TrCd.ay pay Sclf............ ...... 90 %
Hannah Temple pay CoThiu Grartnn... ~ %
Henry Turner and wife nav Otho :. Lee II 90
Elizabeth Wil=is pav rslf.......... ...... Ia 90
Helen Waters pay nr'Ii.............. =, rl
fr;Inctamna Williams pay self .....-........ 900
Ed. Guytun pay Richard ShumHahau. ~ un
Elizabeth Bond pay W. ). FOr,y0Od, Jr. 50 ~