Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 January 1896 — Page 7

MioMgan's Benefactor.

AN OFT REPEATED STORY OP TRUE PHILANTHROPY.

What Chaa. H. iUckl«f hu Done fur Weitera Michigan. (From Grand Rapids, Mich., Evening Press.)

The most beautiful spot in all this city is inseparably associated with the name of Hacklev. Chaa. H. Hackley has been in the lumber business here continuously since '1S56 and in that time has amassed a fortune which gives him a rating among the wealthy men of the nation. But with wealth there did not come that tightening of the purse strings which is generally a marked characteristic of wealthy men.

It is no wonder then that the name of Charles H. Hackley is known at home and abroad. His munificence to Muskegon nlone represents an outlay of nearly half a million. For the past twenty years he has been a constant sufferer from neuralgia and rheumatism, also numbness of the lower limbs, so much so that it has seriously interfered with his pleasure in life. For some time past his friends have noticed that he has seemed to grow young again and to have recovered the health which he had in youth.

To a reporter for the Press Mr. Hackley explained the secret of this transformation. I have suffered for over 20 years," he said, 'with pains in my lower limbs so severely that the only relief I could get at night was by putting cold water compresses on my limbs. I was bothered more at night than in the day time. The neuralgic and rheumatic pains in my limb3, which had beeu growing in intensity for years, finally became chronic. I made three trips to the Hot Springs with only partial relief and then fe'.l back to my original scaio. I couldn't sit still and my sufferings began to make life look very blue. Two years ago last September I noticed an account of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People and what they had. done for others, and some cases so nearly 6cmbled mine that I was interested, I wrote to one who had given, a testimonial, an eminent professor of music in Canada. The reply I received was even stronger than the printed testimonial and it gave me laith in the medicine.

I began taking the pills and found tliem to be all that the professor had told me they would be. It was two or three months before I experienced any perceptible betterment of my condition. My disease was of such long standing that I did not expect speedy recovery and was thankful even to be relieved. I progressed rapidly, however, towards recovery and for (he last six months have felt myself a perfectly well man. I have recommended the pills to many people and atn only too glad to assist others to health through the medium of this wonderful medicine. I cannot say too mnch for what it has done for me."

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nenes. They are for sale by all druggists, or may be had by mail from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., for 60c. per box, or six boxes for $2.50.

Be Kind To Dumb Brutes.

A V- 't*

v. Farmers. wben you dr've to 'c the city* pets that your team is well sheltered. Open lots are improper hitch-ins during the stinging cold.

T. W. IRONS,

•lust north of the Nutt Hotel, on Green St., will care for your horse the same as you would and will :.u not demand a ridiculous price for it. See him. He is the farmer's friend.

16 Years a BaTkr

Will F. Adams' new shop, No. 109 east Market street. Everything clean and up to date.

Who Does Your Shaving?

A. C. JENNISON,

THE ABSTRACTER

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SGe his complete Abstract Books. The best place to have deeds and mortwuros prepared as well as ABSTRACTS OJL' TITLK.

M. M. LUZADER,

Teacher of Vocal Music,

Twenty years experience In training Sunday School and Church Choirs and conducting Singing Schools.

For terms, etc., address Waynetown, Ind.

YOU ARE SURE TO WIN

Should you live or die when you are insured in the

Union Central.

O. W. PEYTON, District Agent. 107 N. Green St.

W. K.WALLACE

Agent for the Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.. of Hartford, American Fire Insurance Co., of Now York, Glrard Fire!nsurance Company, of Philadelphia. London Assurance Corporation, of London, Grand Rapids Fire Insurance Co.of Michigan. Office in Joel Block with R. E Bryant

South Wa,sh. St., CrawfordsvUle.

MONEY TO LOAN

With payments to suit the borrower. Interest the very lowest. Either real estate or personal security accepted. Good noteF cashed. All inquiries choerfully answered.

G. W. BURTON.

'it

nuer pTn*.

6 Per Cent. Honey to Loan.

O. N. WILLIAMS & CO.

Money on Hand. No Delay.

Estate of Mary Butcher, decensed. OT1CE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned ^pointed and duly qualif of Alary

has been Up pointedand duly ministrator of the estate

uallfled as AdButcher

late of Montgomery county. Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposcv) to be solvent. HENRY M. PERRY,

Dated Jan. 13,1896.—31 Administrator.

Estate of Nancy Moody, deceased. OTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed and duly qualified as administrator of the estate or Nancy Moody, late of Montgomery county Iddiana, deceased. Said estate is nupposed to be solvent.

H°SKA H. KISTINE,

Dated Jan. 16,96-3t Administrator.

SHORT SPECIALS.

Maggie Wafford, aged 12. of Newcastle, Ky., was smothered in a fold in jr bed.

Fire destroyed the Deckertown Billc mill, at Middletown, N. Y., causing a loss of $(30,000. r.

The fishing schooner Falcon, which sailed from Gloucester, Muss., with a crew oC 12 men November 23, has been given up for lost.

John Goodwin, an e^ed and wealthy plnnter of .Birmingham, Ala., while temporarily insane, murdered his wife und committed suicide.

A Constantinople dispatch says that the porte has promised Minister Terrell that Ismael Bey shall be retained in his.position as'governor of Hadjin.

For a felonious assault on an orphan girl 14 years of age, at Monmouth, 111., Shilo Mclntyre, aged 50 years, has been condemned to imprisonment for life.

At Chicago John Oram has been sentenced to the penitentiary for life for the murder of Joseph Conlan. Mrs. Oram still persists in the statement that she tired the fatal shot.

On 'change at Chicago May vLeat closed 65%, making a vise of three cents in two daj's and five cents in the week, irmour influences are credited with th responsibility for the rise.

F03T OFFICES TO HELP.

Plan to Put in thu Treasury All the Gold li'.'cei veil. Chicago, Jan. 27.—Postmaster John C. Hutching, of Cleveland, O., has suggested a plan to Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle which will probably be acted upon, and in a measure assist the government in maintaining the gold reserve. A large proportion of the receipts of the post offices in the Ivrger cities is in gold, and Mr. Tlutcliins suggested that if this gold received at all the post offices throughout the country could be placed in the United States treasury, and not deposited with the national banks, as is done in each city under the present system, the scheme would result in materially helping the maintenance of the gold reserve. The Tribune, of tins'"city, sent to the larger cities of tiie country an inquiry as to the amount of :.'old taken in during the year, to ascertain to what extent the government would benefit if this gold scheme should be adopted. Estimates from the cities follow: New York $ 20,000 Cincinnati Chicago 120,000 St. Paul Pittsburgh .... 30,000 Minneapolis Baltimore 1.5C0 Denver Cleveland 55,000 Milwaukee ..

Has Finished His AVork. 3 City of Mexico, Jan. 27.—John Kussell Young, ex-minister to China, returns this wsek to the United States, having completed his prolonged study of the .\!ex r. battle fields in 'which Ge.n. Grant distinguished himself in the war of 1S47. Mr. Young4ias been accorded every courtesy by President Diaz and the government, and has secured copies of many valuable documents hitherto unedited throwing light on points of history.

Killed Her Sweetheart,

Decatur, Neb., Jan. 27.—Williams, the man accidentally shot by Kose Pet-tie, his sweetheart, died Sunday. A coroner's inquest will probably be held. Miss Pettie takes his death very hard, and since the fatal day has been a constant nurse and watcher by his bed-, side. It is thought the terrible blow will turn her mind. •V:

Death of "Billy" Carroll.

Chelsea, Mass., Jan. 27.—William Carroll, better known as "Billy" Carroll, the celebrated black-face banjo specialist, died at his home here of a complication of diseases, after a long illness. He was the highest salaried banjo comedian in the profession and was famous for his original songs and "jokes.

Alex MacMillun Duad.

New York, Jan. 27.—The death of Alex MacMillan, one of the two brothers who founded the publishing house of MacMillan & Co. was Saturday announced by cable from London to the American house, in this city, lie was born at Upper Carrie, in the island of Arran. Scotland, in 1815.

DSeil In the Pulpit.

Memphis, Tenn., Jan. V7.—Rev. T. B. Hargrove, pastor of the Methodist church at Coldwater, Miss., dropped dead in his pulpit Sunday morning while' exhorting the congregation to "Uelieve in the Lord Jesus Christ and bf. saved." These were his last words.

To Be Opened on WiislilnRton's Birthday, llichmond, Va., Jan. 27.—The ladies of the Confederate Memorial society have determined to open formally r.he Davis mansion as a museum on February 22, the anniversary of the inauguiation of Mr. Davis as president of the confederate states.

Dropped Dead.

Lexington, Ky., Jan. 27.—Thomas Foreman, aged 55, late candidate for mayor on the republican ticket '.ere, dropped dead at the breakfast table from heart flisease. He leaves a widow and three children. His estate is vr.lued Ht $100,000. ... rv

Evangelist Moody Bereaved. Northtield, Mass., Jan. 27.—Mrs. Betsy Moody, mother of Evangelist Moody, died Sunday from an attack of the grip. All of her family were with her except one daughter, who resides in Wisconsin. Mrs. Moody was in her 91st year.

For the Year

NAMES OF THE OWNERS.

Chestnut William Doss Maggie N Fisher Joshua O Graunon Wm E Harrlman Mary II Oclioitroe Wilson S Razor Shirley Shoemaker Marearet.. Sbobeu Martha

Ellis Wm do Work Kobt

McComas Mary C.. do Steele E Thompson Eliza.... do

Small Fannie E.... do

12,000 130,000 60,000 50,000 17,000

SLAIN BY INDIANS.

Several Persons 3Iass-.)crol by Yaquls tn Mexico. St. Louis, Jan. 27.—A special to a morning paper from Ures, Mex., says: 'ihe Yaki Indians have made another raid upon the settlers in the valley west of here. On one ranch an entire family, consisting of husband and wife and two children, were massacred, and at another place in the same locality the Indians killed two cowboys who attempted to prevent the driving oft' oi a herd of cattle. There is a large force of federal troops in the Jield against the marauders, but the latter have not been brought into subjection.

Titus fvan do Walters Alice do

LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS

IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA,

Returned Delinquent for the Non-Payment of Taxes

1894

penalty of

and cost of advertising:

DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.

137ptehfsequ ... 2 2 Snyder's add........ 268f01d plat 3U8 8. Dotation's add.. 366 Phillips' add 608 Snyder Bros add 678iMcClure's add 700|latterson's add... 711 McClure's add .... 871|pt mv qr no qr ....

184|Wm Rider's add...

220'6Vd Pi'.rt."'.'.'.'.'.""."."." 249 Wm Rider's add...

260 E Edward's add 230 Old Plat

Campbell Geo W do Fishero Marv do do do Goble lJiram.. do Gass Timothy do Ham Rebecca (i.i IIybarker Sarah E et al Runyon Sarah Sionebraker Cordeliado do do

346 429 511

McLain Adeline ltitter Isaac do

Barton William Dei trick John do dodo ...... do Deltrlck Elmer C..., Harper Wm McQuowan Henry.. Scott At clielaus Wrleht Jas C..

Davis Sarah E Davis Hannfiti M.

Coleman Edward & ME Hughes Nancy.. do do do do do do do do do Keeney Henrv_ ao :... do

An do

Nelson Elizabeth do Rash Edward W Rash J! Wand Anna..... do Stevenson Wm Wheeler Viola

Auth Anna BowenClaraArthur&W Buck Myrlck Booher AWand 170Boyland E S Bannister Enoch. Cruce Phebe Connors Ellen do Campbell Rosa Crist Martha A Doherty H1 trustee.... Gilllland' Jacob. Qlpson Lemuel T'. do Hayes Catharine Hartman Samuel do Hlatt Richard Layson Amanda Moran Nancy O'Neal Michael Oliver Geo Peak Jos. Samuel and

and previous years, with interest and

per cent thereon, with current taxes for

COAT. CRKEK TOWNSHI)'

11IPL.KY TOWNSHIP.

ALAMO.

Old Plat

103

add..

112

Canine Sarah llullett and Harrv.do .. •\i"' do do

BROWN TOWNSHIP.

McLeod's add pt se qr sw qr sw qr. pt hf nw qr pt hf ne qr pt hf sw qr pt ne qr pt ht hf nwqr pt hf sw qr

268

WAVELAND.

14 ptnw qr 74

78'

112 1S5 "-•IS, 251

NAMES OF TOWNS.

20 5

pt hf nw qr pt hf tie qr -t nw qr

414

WAYNE TOWNSHIP.

Ct 6 3 6 2

WAYNETOWN.

36 16 30

pt hf nw qr. ... pt sw qr nw qr.. pt rie qr nw qr.... pt ue qr nw qr....

94|pt sw qr pt nw qrj 9H|pt sw qr pt nw or)

146

'v'-.v....

300 pt hf sw qr_... 305,Stoddard's add.. 357i01d plat 36.2j do

104 129

208

»77 665 808

1378jpt nw qr 1442 pt nw qr 1572iBr,t'n'sGl'n add

18:J9 uto hf ne qr 1857 Br't'r.'sGl'n add

903

1001

lOS^ 1330 1494 1756 1762

Ann Hawkins Plunkett- Ri '.iecca A.... do Parker Sarah Plunkett Maggie Quinlan Catharine do Robb Ellen Spitzer Frank) and EUz Slattery Hannah Soring I Stead man Townsend W Vail Harry do Warren Daisy F_

Waynetown ... 1 do pt 0 $ 14.15

...... do pt 0 12.18 do

40|...

SCOTT TOWNSUIP.

021 7f

MADISON TOWNSHIP.

pt sw qr

10 20

397 :Stoddard's aiid. 473 Old plat

Auman John W Brittou Wm Barr A....:... Britton G. W.. do Crosby LEW Callilian D«rilel Clodfelter N J.. Davis Hannah M.... Demoret Elizabeth Gray Robt N and N HelrnerGeo A do Harrington Alexander Johnston Chas Line Jos H. do Linn-Mary A Lutz. Marparet... Luddlnv ton Eliz Mitchell Mary— Nicholls Cyrus Nicliolls ^am'i Olliver Lucy Paxon W Rutan Jas E Swank John do do do r--do do do do do I do White Mary I... Wilhelm Mary do

UNION TOWNSUIP. Xh'pson's add lto hf seqr pt hf seqr. ptehfne qr pte hf se qr.. pt ne qr. ..... 204 pt ho qr. 300 pt hfse qr ..... 433 pt half ne qr... pt hf ne qr_... pt neqr&ptnwqr

15 95

Old Plat

813 043

pt hf sw qr pt hf ne qr..... e'lif se qr™......... ntswqrptnwqr Old Plat pt.seqr... Ken'dy's adO Pt pt so qr pt se qr pt hf ne qr

1024

1043 1042 1044 1146 1316 1317 1337

45 9 o! 11

35 19

CHAWFOIiDSVILLK.

W uij'h ("II udd

158 m.'Ord.VC'd add 160iBr'n& Wli'c add 171 LI Wilson's add. 172 203 350 359

Oanby's add JJoni's' add.. Jennison's add G'mll'n&Q'dadd

42-- WFEl't'n2d add 445 pt nw or 038 Old plat 852 G'mll'n.tC'dadd 855 G'n & H't'n add

NAMES OFTHE OWNERS.

Nicholson Phll'd'r319Klce Augustus

1895

J5 sa 0 3 01

Pleasant Hill.. New Rlchm'd New Rlchm'd New Rlchm'd Pleasant Hill.. Pleasant Hill.. Pleas't Hill pt Pleasant, Hill..

$ 10.29

8 6.12 5 137.54 18 13.01 4 9 79 tii 37.89 10 10 41 10 4.36 0 15.94 0.13

8.92

17.24

do 4 14.10 do pt 5 0.82 V: do

do 19 20.10

I* i:i.o9

65! I 13.C7

Alamo

$ 29.91

19.04

12.97

31,90

23.60 6.25 6.12

31.01 11.6° 4.78

9.13

Whitesville ....

C'ville.

C'vllle. do. do do do: do do do rtrv do

......I

18 41

Old plat Canine's add

T'p'nil'iis'eadri HWCon'd's add W FElst'n's add

EElst'n'sadd Galloway's add

1796 1798

Hughes' add... WFETnsSdadd

1804 1810 1863 1919 2124 2097 2109 2131 2296 2378

G'mH'n&C'dadd Elston'H 1st add WFEiston'sadd

WFElston's add Sch'z &R'd's add Wbltlock's add G'mH'n&C'iadd T'p'n'sH'l'e add MJ Jones' add... Old plat T'p'n'sH'l'e add

2432

Bryant Simeon Branagan W et al do Cave Margaret Daln Cy'tnia & Minerva do -..'v do Wilson Mary E........

$ 11.27

Waveland pt do pt do pt do pt do pt do pt

87.18 15.94 4.75 26.01! '20.71 1^.17

I i$128.97 I 50.02

4 105 491 'Linden..

'js.-...

219

do '4 do .. 9 1 do .. 47 do .. 4rl do 49 do 50 do 51 do 52 do pt 1 do

•lan. 17. IB jo.

6.24

\/n

do .. 07 do

7:!

do*,,. j.,. 05 1 do' 3 00

15.31

Linden.

Linden. 12 do 24 do 03 do .: 04 do 5 do 5-0 1

48.75 23.55 .39.83

28.."3 2.99

27.91 10.08 10.00 32.00

Whltesvllle

55| i7

'""i! 30 1 10 6

41 84

3.11

27.10 7.74 7.00 13.74 25.22

-rrti..

95 3 49.05 80.07 82.12 5 30 •14 o:t 20.69 13.80 29.25 38 615 0.12 38-21 34.05

.... hf

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io!

13! i4-r

20.90

'C'ville do-

•i'il 4

C'ville ft 2n:S :i4.74 do

37.28

do 10 23.42 do 1-1 :i9.r,3 do 15 22.23 do "ii'iif 5 20.55 do 2 17.18 do 57

17.18

do 53 5.40 •do V* !.31 C:vilicj"

0,04

vilicj" pt 123 71.60 do

38 4.05

do shf 0

4.05

8 16.59

C'ville hf 59 8.00 do pt 1-2

8.00

13 08.02

c'viTio"

'viTio" 25 10.54 do 6 36.85 do 9 0.28 do ,-- li 21 10.62 do 3 20.11

«.

"30 11.17

C'vilie... 1

11.17

2 15.70

C'ville.. 09 0.72 do IV 0.61 do V-: 14

0.61

15 15.62

C'ville.. 8 15.43 do 11 13.79 do 19 27.74 do ........ 02 18.05 do 34 11.53 do 20 do pt 41 18.38 do pt 42 01.33 do

7 22.68

SUGAR CREEK

2 4

245 249 303

488 496

Coulter Jno N & Henry Crouch Luraner Gentry Albert & Alice do Nell' Wm & E Overstreet JasW Thompson Mary

14.18

16 29

11.08

6.99

Brown'sV'll'yl 1 $ 5.31

Wilson Eunice Bennett JnoF & El'zb'li

Grimes William Nicholson Philander ....

TOWN8HIP.

DESCRIPTION OF LANDS.

403 pt no qrnw qr .. hr sw qr 403 nt 1

Auman Susan Adair Chas Boober Isaac Cox William Coatney John do Doty Virgil A Endlcott Ben Llewellyn Margaret.... do do do do do do "v.-. do Lano Mary..........!. Mason ThosL Morris Owen McCiellan Alex Orme Jane Stewart S Thorp John White Rebecca do Young Ruth A

Perkins' add pt hf ne qr_ pte hf neqr Lane'sadd Wood's adddo Old Plat hf nw qr Lane's add

116i 119

166 175 323

318 ass. 35i 395 410 479 514 547

food's add pt hf no qr.... Wood's aJ(L.. Lane's add Lane's add Lane's add...... Wood's add..:..

655

ilooher isa ac. Barnhart Martha Booher Andrew Cox Victoria Howard John Larrick Robt do McCiellan Tillman II.... do Wllhite JHS &M A

pt sr qr nw qr.....

161

•a

Range. Acres.

•0 a a

OAKLINGTON.

15 Mulct's add 32 pt hf no qr_ 24 pt no qr 54

Cox add_

128 pt hf no qr..,....... 166|W Cox ucld. .. ....

199 WSWhcoler'n adii

250 pt near

Abbott A Burk Moses Hutl'manJohn Hlggins Wm McClure W do do do Stewart Jas Shepherd W and A

NEW KOSS.

Hunt. Plioebe E 03|. ..I INcw Ross 20)» 5.47 OUKK TOWNSHIP. Ashley Eliza Barnos Letta do Cash Sarah E do Cunningham Wm Dodson Nora Mount Elijah QuiggClias A Sutter Ohas Thomas Lucinda Wilson Uich'd A...482-

MMHar'h'g'r add pt s#qr pt sw qr West division iitsw qr

1.&UOGA.

081H & S add no| do 170lLaborers' add..

328j II Myers' add!' 338 VV & add -17o!m &B add

OKREN STOIJUARD DITCH.

Ipt neqr nw qr Ipt nw qr ptswqr

MOSES MAXWELL DITCH.

McDanlel Thos K...„ ipt ne qr ne qr 141 19r 3| 79| 51' .7..IS 38.H9

W. P. GRIMES GKAVKL ItOAl). 51,

pt hr neqr nu(jr swqrswqr ne qr nw qr ti end ehf ue pr... ,IW Kirkp'tr'kaBd do ''A-•: do ssid«sw qr se qr& ssldoseqr swqr nwqrneqr& neqr nw nr

107

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Fo^?th"stomarcl,"th.nnd.aU

.ONE

GIVES RI5UEF o.-

Any Old Thing

insertion.

NAMES OS1 TOWNS.

201 20

50|. 37

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.

pt neqr.. pt hf sw qr...

20 20

STATE OF INUIANA. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 8S: I. William M. While. Auditor of s-iid county, hereby certify that the foregolnff liuids and town lots In said couuty were returned delinquent, for the uoii-navnieat ot taxes thereon for the year 1894 and previous year*: t.hatsald ixe. together w.tli Inlerest,, penalty, current Mixes for 189o and cost of advertising remain unpaid ut this date, as appears IroUi the County rreusurer'sreturn.

Notice Is hereby given that ho miieh ol the. foreitolmt lands and t/iwn lots as tnav be necessary to dischaige the taxes. Interest, penalty, i11'1c.harges t.hat i/uiv bo due thcrt nu, or due from the owners theroot at the time of sate, wlii be sold or olfered for sale at public auialon at the court house door iu the city of Orawfordsvllle, Montir* mei County, Indiaiiu, between the hours prescribe! by law, on tlje second Mondav in l-'ebru^ry, S96.

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19 80

Shannondale.. do do do do do do do

20.39 7 Hv 9 60 6.31 5.67

Shannondale.. Shannondale. do do do do

H.47 2.05

13.20

5.12

11.08

Darlington.

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Darlington

Darlington dc do pt do pt

8 19 3

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pt ht ne qr 18 pt hf sw qr I 12 ptehfswqr .j ptswqr 12

01.02:

23.30 6.3a

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31 17 3

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102 274 354 425 452 475

I 211 1 20

ptse qr nw qr pt ne qr sw qr

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1 3

15 10

20.0&.

18 3 5 54 .-,7* -1 14.98 18 3 2 4.30

Ladoga.,.. 10 S 8.85,

Ladoga.,..

32 17 3 13 bo 13.43 Ladoga., v. 10 31 17 3 55 40

Ladoga., v.

21. 17 3 •III

41.38:

Ladogiu... 11 2.97

Ladogiu...

1 17 3 40

10.93

25,03 3.37

Ladoga '"pt 1

do pt 1 9.15 do

I 411201..... 1 41 571

1 8

15 11.15.

do 4 9.25

Ladoga., do do Ladoga do do

$ 74.08 10.98

J. W. KIKKPATKICK JOINT jDITCEI.

0 0

3 3

30 39 50

24.39

2! 53 69 41 42.60 5|. 19.70

iPt|

I? 45.67 1 22.92

$ 2.02 9.54

5 10.08

11.37 21.92

Klrkpatrli

9.40

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Auditor Montgomery County.

WILLI M. WHITE,

Auditor Montgomery Couuty.-

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