BASE BALL-Sheridan, Wyo., vs. Columbus, Sept. 3 and 4. Firemen's Labor Day Parade, Labor Day, Monday, September 4
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VOIJJMK XXXVI. NUMBER '22. COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA. WEDNESDAY, AI'tiSUT :!(). 11)05.
WHOLE NUMBER 1,767.
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TIIH TIMK TO DKPOMlT
your money in now. Don't wnit until
yon get more. You'll ho tomptiMl to
spend wlmt you havo while waiting,
accepts small iih well as large deposits.
Wo invito you to become n depositor
iiinl of for von tlio same facilltes n
mnn of iimny times your means en
jnys. Lack of much moneys no objoc
limi hern.
Tho First. N ati onal Bank
BIG EXCURSION.
Four
Coach Loads Celebrates
Games of Ball.
Two
(Mniuluy'H Daily.)
Knur conches woro crowded yestor
day with patriotic OoIuiuIiuh eoilo
who wont either to Humphrey to soo
tho Court Hmuo Originals vanquish
tho Limb-ny Amateurs or tho Colum
bus regulars trim up tin PlattoCeutor
boys. A jollier belter iiiitured crowd
never went mill returned to Coluiumu
in butter spirits.
There iu not much to my abcut
the game ut Ilmuphrey. It, was fen
tuiolosH hoth sides playing good ball
till the eighth iunitiK when n dispute
ovro a decision led twoLiudsay play
ers to quit. Umpire Mahnfoy Kave
theui five minutes to return. They
failed to return. He declared tho game
won by the Court, House Gnug by a
Hcoro of ', to 0. The scoro at tbat
time stood Columbus 7 Lindsay 8. Co
lumbus had tue Immw full and no men
oat when tho gaum was stoppod.
At Platte Center the boyN had a
banner in a consnionous place with
tho words "We will Itemember the
Con rr Hcum) Gang on Kloc.tinu Day"
iu largo letters, to remind the erowil
of their hick of patriotism in taking
the crowd to Humphrey and from
Platte Center. When the train re
turned Kd Kavaunugh wiih delegated
to steal the banner and ho wnssucoess
ful. Humphrey peoplo did tho square
thing and it was a groat day.
Columbus met defeat at the hands of
the Platto Center boyH at Platto Cen
ter in a hot game with the final
scorn 5 to a. ColumbuH had the gamn
won up to the eighth inning with
the score 2 to 0. It was .fonoH auilCnr
bett'H hatting that did the work lint
at thiH point Platto Center pounded
out a three hnggnr with the bases full.
Koine decisions of the umpire discour
aged Dolau at thiH point and Platte
Confer got five hits and five runs
winning l lie came. Dolan struck out
lit men, Hoare lor Platto Center II.
Platto Center played three Indians.
The I eat ore of the game was a runn
inn ratoh of a drive fly hvj Kihsol f r
Platto Center.
Mrs. Frank Farrand Entertains.
( I'riilav'w Dallil
Mrs. Frank Parraml wns nt homo
to one hundred of her lady friends
yesterday afternoon at live o'clock toa.
Tlio tables were set on tho lawn and
wore decorated with nasturtiums.
Threo courses were daintily served
Mrs. Farrand beinir assisted by a
number of young ladios. Tho out of
town guests were Mrs. John Hart,
Hreeheiiridgo, M(i.,MisslInrriutr Muir,
Lincoln. Mrs. H. M. Hlndo, Kansas
City. Mrs. Haywool, Lincoln.
I would
Announce
Thai I havo returned from
my vacation trip and may ho
found at my oHico tho same
as before, ready to moot all
my old friends and patrons
and as many new as will
came. Am again ready for
work.
13th Str.vt.
Phono 140.
Or. H. E, Naumann.
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More Trouble.
(l'rMii)'N Dull))
Crirket Mayor Is having a barrel of
trouble. This niflruiiiR jnst when a
largo andlenco of Columbus citizens
in all walks of life had assembled in
Judge KaMorman's court to sen Crick,
et's attorney make Hanlglos pay bark
thefv.' which he waH charged with
taking front Cricket's place last Tues
day night, instructions came to Judge
Katterman that tho suit would
he withdrawn and that Cricket would
pay the costs.
Hut this did not end her trouble.
County attorney Latham straightway
swore out a warrant for tier arrest on
the complaint of Hanlglos for soiling
him beer without a license. She gave
her own personal reoogni.auco In the
sum of 9100 to appear before Judge
Katterman at V o'clock next Tuesday
morning.
Diptheria Quarantine.
(TIuh-mIid'h l)ull)
Tho homo of Win. Hagel was placed
nnder quarantine for diptheria yester
day by Dr. Plata, the city physician.
This action was taken upon tho report
of Dr. D. T. Martyn, Jr. that tho
twelve y ear old ion of Mr. aud Mrs.
Hagel had a mild attack of diphtheria.
Mm. Hagel was visiting in Platts
mouth at the time and was summon
ed home by telegraph. The boys
father is shut out by the quarantine.
No alarm is expressed as the disease is
iu a mild form.
Labor Say Address
The true church is interested in the
every day affairs of men. Fur this
reason the Presbyterian church in the
United States has offlolally established
a "Department of Church Labor."
This clearing house of information
affecting every phase of tho working
man's problem is at tho service of
ovory member and minister of tho
Church. Phamphlots aro to bo hud
on such subjects as, "Tho relation of
the Cbnrob to the Labor Movement,"
"Johuh Christ and tho Rich Men."
"Is the Church opposed to Working
men?" nnil "Has the Ministry a
Closed Shop?" Assistance is offered
to all those desiring to apply the prin
ciples of Cbristianty to these absorb
ing problems; misapprehensions nnd
prejudices are specifically met.
Itev. Walter N. Halsey, tho local
pastor, desires the help of wago earn
ers in his study of the situation and
will devote the time of his discourse
Sunday evening, September !!, to a
discussion of labor topics. lie hopes
to avoid all dogmatism ami dosires to
be taught as well as to teach. A wol
eomo In promised to all interested.
After Swindlers.
(TlmrHiliiy'H Dully)
Sheriff Oarrig today rooeived a tele
phone message from Humphrey in
structing him to Interoopt a straugo
at Platte Oentei who had swindled a
Humphrey oltizen oat of f:i(). Tho
stranger claimed to have jewolry from
the Howells fire which he was selling
ehoap. Onn article sold was a watch
worth loss than n dollar. After get
ting the money ho started for Platte
Center and tho shoriff thinks he will
have no trouble iu looatlug his man.
No names were given.
Heuian Fly.
Although tho Hessian Fly proved
to be less destructive to small grain
than hnd boon feared in tho early
spring a snllloiant number of the larvns
have matured nevertheless, and have
gone into the "tlax seed" stage to
make precautionary measures neces
sary at this time, if we would be per
fectly oertaiu that no harm shall
oomo to the grain sown this fall.
Since tho insect lives ovor sumraor
in tho stnbble and lssuos sufficiently
early in the fall to deposit eggs on
early sown grain, it become neoessary
to destroy It when yet in tho "flax
seed" stago. This can ho dono by
either burning the stubble or plow
ing under thoroughly and deeply dur
ing the prebeut month. Every farmer
should accordingly seo to it all
ntubblo of wheat, barley and rye
is thus treated before the (lies can
issue. If this is universally done
throughout the fall wheat region, the
insect can bo almost entirely destroyed
in a single season. Cooperation, how
ever, is absolutely necesrary and it
tho work must bo done before the
Met issue, a u?getel above. Late
planting is uIko recommended where
thiH can be done without fear of in
terference by an early winter.
Lawrence Hrunuor,
State Kntomolngist.
Mrs. Hiilat who has been upending
the summer with her sitter, Mra.Martyn
kit today for her homo in Omaha,
To New Subscriber.
To the large lint of new subscribers
from St. Kd ward and Lindsay this
week, we deslro to say that we shall
arrange soon for a direct news service
from your neighborhoods nt an early
date. Wo appreciate tho interest and
confidence you express in the Journal
bymaking the large additions you hav
made to our subscription list. We
invite yon to read carefully each week
tho excellent offers of Journal adver
tisers. It will make you ntouey.
Card of Thanks.
I wish hereby to oxpress my sincere
thanks to friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted during the last
illness of my father, Frederick Uotts
chalk. L. F. Uottschalk.
Rudat Haipel.
Mrs. Kudntt and Mr. Albert Haspol
woro married last Friday at tho homo
of tho former Hvo miles southwest of
Columbus Hov.Nowmarker ollloiatiug.
A big wedding snppor was spread and
tho guests indulged in dancim till
two o'clock in the morning.
Hay Burned
(Tuesday's Daily)
Herman Lcsoko who was in the
Journal ollloo this morning says that
Jenny llrothor had 150 ton of alfalfa
hay burned last Saturday. The hay
was n three largo stack standing close
together. Homo of the hay was stacked
too green and tho flro statted from
spontaneous combustion.
FLY -AWAY -OIL
It keeps the flies from all kinds
of stock by simply spraying or
applying with sponge or brush
Quarts, half gal and gal. cans.
has. H. Dack, Druggist.
County Court.
(TiiphIh)'m Hail)
Judge Katterman did a land office
business iu marriage licenses yester
day Licenses to wed woro issued as
follows: Christ CI. Schaefer amlKlla
heth M. Arbrocht, St. Heruard ; John
S. Arbracht and ltnse M. Huseman,
St. Uernard ; Win. T. Itipp aud Char
lotto It. Perkinson, Platte J( 'enter ;
Judsnn K. Dyer of Hakerifeld and
Miss Marion K. Lamb of M:nroo.
Arguments woro made yestorday
before Judgo Itattermau in the case
of the Hhnrrott cigar company in Its
action to collect a bill of somo f '0
dollars from Chas Itrewer of Cornlea.
Ho has taken the cane nnder advise
meat for a few days.
GIRLS IN DISGUISE
Enter Saloon and Drink Beer
Two young girls in men's clothing,
drinking boor in an Eleventh street mi
loon That is what an officer
thinks he raw last Satuntay night,
and others who saw the parties agree
with iiim.
The two girls if they were girts,
were uccoinpauicd by two young men,
They wont to a saloon and ordered
beer, llystandors suspected that
two of tho parties were girls becauso
of thoir soft, smooth and pretty faces
and went out to summon an olllc.or.
The latter was convinced that the sus
picions of his informants wore well
founded, hut ho did not feel that the
evidence was stroug enough to war
rant an arrest, lhe olllcers are all on
tho look out for the ro-appearauco of
these girls who are t hound t to live in
this city.
From Columbus Travelers.
(Tliarmlu)'H Dull))
Mr. M. C, Illoedorn received a tele
gram today from her husband stating
that ho landed in Amorica yestorday.
After a trip to Wahiugton, D. C. he
will start for Columbus. Mrs. Hloed
om nnd her sitter, Mrs. Hunger, re
turned last night from their Hum
phrey visit.
The editor of the Journal received
a beautiful souvenir card today from
Dr. P. Tiesiug. It was pmded at
Muncheu and dated tho Hlli. Ho was
well aud sent regnrds to friends.
M. A. Hickuk received n letter to
day from Mr. and Mrs. Munro. The
letter waslwrittonHat unlay fromSenttln
and stated that .'hey would be in
Portland tho lat or this week ami
that next week they would go to
Southern California aud return to
Columbus about September 1st. They
wero well aud enjoying thoir visit.
It. S. Palmer went to Platte Center
today.
Mrs. Frank Farrand went to Denver
tonight to visit her sinter a few weeks.
Mre. Mary lluugerford bus gone to
Oiuiiba for a tioni'n course of utmlv
to become u trained nurse
Mr. iiml Mrs. II. II .lentous luieoni
to Loup City for u three weeks visit with
their eon Lee, anil their nephews, Curl
mid Iter! McKiumn.
Miss l.eulle (Uny bus none una trip
to (Irand Island ami llretuu to visit tel
ativesaud ftiendx mnl expects to be gone
a couple of weeks.
Mrs. J. I-'. I'rskino returned Monday
night from a two week's visit iu Yank
ton, H. D.
Mr. ami Mrs. .ludsou and littleilniigb
ter of Omaha, are giiestn of Mr. and Mr,
M. (1. Perkins.
The Hiiiubiy School mid tlerinnii day
school pupils of the (lennan deformed
church will bold a picnic at Stewart
drove tomorrow, leaving the church
at l!!::i).
Lieut. Will llensley returned last
night from Fail bury, where Col., lenkins
was entertaining at a bouse party.
Misses I'.lsie l!oen ami Nell I'.vaiiH will
return tomorrow.
Mr. I'd Adams will arrive today with
her household goods. Mr. and Mrs.
Adams Imvo taken the Wilson house on
West Kith, formerly occupied by Cm I
Johnson, mid will go to housekeeping
there. Mr. Adams will make Columbus
his headquarters.
W. M. Cornelius went to Oiuaba on
luiHinesH today.
Miss Kti.iibeth Sheldon will enter
tain tomorrow for her cousin, Mrs. W, 10.
Weaver and for Mrs. Mm pby, of imalui.
Mm. Ileuiy Itagat. jr., and Miss
Kmily Ibigiit, will give a Missionury lea
at, tlio home of the folium on Tliuisihi)
Auuilst !tlst from linen to m.
POSITION WANTLD. Ily middle
aied woman. Competent to do all
kinds of housework. Can funm-li ief
eiidices. Impure al Journal.
IIKLP WANTIIO. I 'u.nl 5 or !
people, ineiulieril of olle family pielelled,
to top Iambi. Minimi rent, flee. Man
can make :t a day. Impure .loiirnal
ollice.
Itev. Millard returned thin moiuing
from atrip of live du.wi in which be
Visited lit Cent l id City, SlUel Cieel.
Archer, Clinks, (irand Island and Alda,
Mm. llhodcH anived Monday sflei
noon from Chicago to accompany h,r
mother iiml sistor, Mrs. Marlon aml.Misii
Petite, to Denver. 'I'liey slaiteil last
night. Little Helen Terry a niipaiiicil
her mother.
Ouy Peters of Albion who has been
a guest nt tho ('ash home for a week
returned homo today. Mr. Peters is
a htudeiit, nt Harvard Law .School
where ho will graduate uet year.
Herman (luuther of Albion ami
(Jeorge Howards of St. Edward re
turned from Chicago today with W.
L. Choiinwoth who has been Hdocliug
a fiuo and up-to-date line of fall
dry goods for the Oray .Mercantile
Company.
Mrs. Geo. Whnley went to Neligh
this morning for a I wo weeks visit to
her parents. She was accompanied bv
her sister Miss .Marguerite Uemiugtmi
who has been visiting here for six
weeks.
Mrs. P. J. Hart entertained twenty
lady friends at live o'clock ta yester
day afternoon in compliment to her
aunt, Mrs. John Hart. Three cnun-c
worn served. Tho decorations were
pausies, nasturtiums and sweet peas
Mrs. Hart leaves touurow for Liu-
coin to visit Mrs. Young helore re
turning to her home iu lireekiuridge,
Missouri,
(ieo. Soiikup, of (irueiitli, has brought
in lion in tho county court, asking for
H'M) damages hii louses which be claims
to have suffered at the hands of eleven
different peiHous in the course of a
chiniviiii at the plaintiff's house, 'Die
defendants named in the action am ('has
Snillll, Itudolpli lierhei, (ieo, Tiadeu,
John Kuiuiner, Win, Kiiinmi r, Samuel
Kiiiuiunr, .1 si ob Kiniiiiiei, T. Kissliug,
Chris IIiihii .lenno lions and Samuel
lions, Ho chums damage of $i;() for
injury to two horsm, tflfi injury to luu
Uqubo uuU $0 for loss, of liusued oil,
Supervisors Procenlitts.
Columbus, Neb,, Aug, III, lnil..
The lloanl of Supeiusoiii of Pintle
county, Nebraska, mot iuadouined sea
s on at V? oVh.ck p, in., Hon. Pi mil; Kiei
nan, eliaiimau and John Ornf. elerl.
Uoll called and lhe following inenibi til
present:
SnpcnlHiiiH (tender, Clother Cruel,
Cods', Held, .Swiiiimiii mid Cliairmoi
Kierunu.
The minutes of the pnnimi vessiou
of lhe boaid weie now icnl and up
proed.
On motion of Supervi-nr (hut, the
county cleik was iliiecled to appoitioii
the 1!0 levy of the county road ami
county bridge funds lothe net oral town
ships of the county according to (licit
uscscd valuation.
The bond of M. K. Clother, in lhe sum
of ij'J.lKHl us special commissioner to re
pair nnd iiiake necesiary iiiiprnwmciitH
upon the drainage ditch, known as the
"Cmrig ,V Jewell Ditch" wiih pieseuted
ami read aud on motion refilled to the
committee on judiciary.
Transcript of ptoceedings bud before
('has. Scliuett, Justice of the Peace of
(liauvilletowusliip.iu an acltoi' wherein
John llruckuer was plaintiff ami Platte
County, defendant, was presented ami
read.
The transcriit shows that in this ne
Hon the plaintiff asks for judgment foi
8IH7.N) and cosIh of Hint, on account of
(Iiiiiiiii'cs titmtaincd by bun, caused by
plainlill's horse ami mule breaking
through a defect ne county bridge in
llumplirey township on the evening of
April (!, 11105.
Tim transcript recites iih follows
July 17, l'.IO.i. Conies now John llruck
tier, plaintiff, ami Lymnii l. Lulliam, at
torney, in and forsaul (oiinty.ilefenilanl,
ami hereby entered into tho following
stipulation: Thai the County or Platte
confesses judgment iu the niiin of UO.lMt
in full payment for all daiiiiifeH mm
charged in bill of parliciiliiis in ahove
entitled cause ami cnHt-iof court, and the
said plaintiff hereby nccepts said judg
iiieut ami agiees to accept thesaiiin in
full payment, of said claim.
John llrucknei, Plaiutiil,
Platte County, Defendant,
Ily L li. Latham, Co. Ally.
1 1 ih theieforo consnleied by me, that
the plaintill have and recoNei from said
Platte County, ilelcmlaut, tho sum of
fiO(K) as so above confessed and the
costs of this action taxed at I7.!.r,
('lias. SHbuetb,
,1 list ice ol the Peace.
Moved by Supervisor Held, thai Hie
action of County Attorney Lithum in
ill this cause he rat died by the lioanl
of SupervisoiH ami that thoeloik be ili
iecled to ihMite wairautH in pa.Miieut of
judgment and costs on the lillifl County
(len.nal fund, as follown:
Jolm Itiiickner, juilginent, llruck-
iier vh Platte County CO.OO
Clias. Si'huetb, .1 P., Coats, Itiiick
ner s Platte Count) I7.'.ifi
Motion cariied
All lulls on lile Willi the eleik weieou
motion refeiied to appropriate commit
lees.
On motion the llonid of Supervisors
now a Ijourucil foi commillee wmk until
'.I a iu to-iuoriovv.
Columbus, N'eli., Aug. 17, I '.().".
Purimaui to adjournment, the boanl of
siipervisois met at '.t o'clock. Hon, ''ianl(
Kiel nan, chairiiiau, .lohn liiaf, cleik mnl
all UiemhelH plrnelil except SllpeMlHor
Clother absent and excused.
The following wan sulunilteil
Wliereas, il appears to. Hie count v
tieasurer's semi annual stuteuieul, from
.lauuary fi, I'.iu.'i, to June ::o, I! Mir., (hut
theie in in his hands the Hum of .ilfi 77
belonging to the Coluilihus 1'ieciuct
K'lilioad Itond fund, and
Whereas, the mild bonds have lieeu
paid III full togethei with all inteiest ae
ci lied on Milne, theiefoie
lie it. lenolved by this lloniil that this
Minoinit of TilTi.TT lieand isheieb tians
ferred to the Consolidated t'oiiul.v
lirnlge fund and placed to the credit til
the nppoitionuieiit of the eily of Coluui
linn.
Loiiih Held,
K, J.Kinel.
On mot inn same was adopted.
The following was iiiibuntteil.
Whereas, the lioolui of the ciniutv
tieasuri'i' under date of August. I.'i, I'.Hi.'i,
show a liidaiicn in the follnwiug funds.
Docket fee account tf'JI'.IMl
.Miscellaneous fund (uitereal fiom
liauks) I'.ir, ;,
Total .ll.'illl
Therefoie, lie it isolved that Mini
amount of ?MI .)! he and heiehy is Iiiiuh
felled to the Ciiusolldated Count) (ten
end fund.
Loilin Held
I n molion same was adopted.
The following lulls weie I in icciiln
inolni.it ion of Hie couiuillteeM, on motion
allowed and the cleik dlieeted to nunc
wm rants in pit) incut or name on the
County (ieueial fund:
Pern Jimioiih, May I'.idfi Tenii,
Distnet 'inn t
August Mer v pi
Isiael (iliiel. pi in
A W Clark o o
.1 It (!it,eu o n
Henry Itlckeit 1 1 o
Ivnil (iroleliiHchi n ,", To
.lohn HocH-el, M 1 1 no
(ielhard Itosehe I 1,0
I'red Me) er 1 1 III
(ieoigit M Smith I 1,0
Peter Ixo.liiWMkl III Mil
W l Wilt on :i nil
W W M'liiuingtmi II :i(i
Math Schuiniiclii i UK)
John Mine I..' 1)1)
U illiaui lien: 1 1 'Jii
William I'ollaid II no
.Inllll lllllie.i U nil
(Ieo OlllMI I ! 00
C P Nelson Hi in
Kl i Mock h ::
Swan Swaiisou Hi n()
PoturUroturbon 10 CU
You ovor stop to
(iguro why our deposits
havo increased so rapid
ly, now being over
$330,000.00?
It is our aim to merit
the confidence of the
people ol this commun
ity. Lot us do your business
Columbus State Bank
Y.mui:mi:n, May 1!K).". Term,
Ihstiict Court
Wm linker $
Simon ItiiriowH
Adam I Irmly
Win Nay
W A Schroder
John I lev oh
Henry '.ubker
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Pri'd Luekey
II C Liuliuit.Hp'l depnt I) C
CM liriieutber, C 1) C, CoHtH,
C May l!Kt.( term, district court
C J C'anig, Sheriff, at dis court,
O J Carrig, sum grnuil jury, May
I'.Kt.'i, term district court.
W M Cornelius, com, insanity of
Carrie Lay
It Tiesnig. M I), com, iiiHiiuity of
Carrie Lav
W M Cornelius, coin, insanity of
Joseph Southern
It Tiesiug, M l, com. insanity of
Joseph Southern
V M Cornelius, com. inminltv of
Nelson I'1, (Jailer
W It C i'Iiiih, M D, insanity f
Nelson Carter
W M Coineliiis, com, mutter of
Jos Wells, dipsomaniac
W It CornehiiH, M I), coin, matter
of Jos Wells, dipsomaniac
W M Cornelius, com, matter of
Monis Kerns
W li Coineliiis. M 1 1, pom, mat
ter of Mot in KeriiH
(Ieo Pugh, wit, insanity of Jos
Smillicrc
'sideline Sonlheie, wit, insanity
or Jos Soiilhere
Nettie It Carter, wit, insanity of
Nelson I-! (barter
P li Iteiilhack, M I), wit, insanity
of Nelson K On tor
Oscar L I taker, wit, Jon Wells,
ilipsoinauiai)
(!url Hinching " "
II. J. Arnold. Mil, " "
(J. M. (Iriieuther, Com iiunn
do do
do Costs Statu vs Kietyka
do do Oawren
(J Carrig taking iunsno to as I m (II). 0(1
do fccH juvcnlo courtl lit 05
" felony cases 01.70
PI Co vs Nob O lr Oo lll.tto
" custs State vs Oilell 77,70
bdg priis and jail fees 105.50
do ser co assess notices 151.15
Wilnier Kverly wit st vh Oiloll (1.50
.1. C MeKiuley do do 8.A0
Wm oltrieu do do ja.15
I) M Newman typewriting do iii.oo
Harry Jerome taking test do ll.'.i;,
Logan Sammoiis serv sub st v Kel J. 15
J M Curtis cohtsNl vh J Nortou It. 15
Ciiy ol Columbus, Water rent to
Mny I. I'.Mi:. e() 10
,1 II ( ialle) , meichaiiiliMifor court
house H d;,
(' .1 Ciiing, janitor, salai) 1st
hair I'.ior. iu r,o
L II Leavy, co supt, salaiy and
ipuuler, l!M)5 !!00 (M)
.lohn (Iraf, co clerk, and iiar '05 100 oo
Mrs John SI miller, house lent for
slieiiff to Jul) I, r.MI.'i 50 (K)
Mlh.lolin Slailll'er, bouse lentfor
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C ,M (liuentlui.ClHJ, cashadvM 115 10
.1 Ifatteiiuau, co iudge,i osts Stale
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Ni l Tnl Co, -er forioiinly clerk '! M
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i! W I'hillips H7 00
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I! M )oiis, asuis't, Columbus
twp, I'l'd d 00 25 Oo
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dolfi iioielie-cheii, Sherman twp 115 110
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l II Itoheits, .Shell Clock twp 12'.) 00
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CO Mooie, lluuiplilcy twp IK) 00
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I'hiiht ISieic Loup twp 7H 1)0
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Peter Noonan llurrows twp 110 20
T liohinsou lirandville twp I III ()
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Louise Jones Juliet twp 111! 50
.lOuiiini j p cunt m statu vst'Miller tt -15
I' Met .M I) wit stale-vnOdell il 50
I' Met, coroner costs iiiuiicut of
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