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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2H, 1893.

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CLOTHING STORE.

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It takes nerve to make such sweeping reductions so early

A off \ aiHlrtlUin.

On Saturday some miserable vandal nut in his vile work at the Locust Street church. If there is any property on earth that should be held sacred and should escape the work of hoodlums it is church property, but it seems Greencastle contains some boys or men who are mean enough to desecrate sa- j cred ground. On the night men ; tioned above the party took a broomstick or a cane and punched ; holes through the handsomely j stained windows of the church, on the Anderson street side. The windows, it will be remembered, were put in at private subscription by different parties and at a cost of about #7T> each. Those put in

LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

MayorN mat ion.

| In obedience to a proclamation

Honor to Whom Honor In l>tit. i . .. 1 . . 4 i k 4 , I made* bv the pregident of the I nited

At the fust meeting yesterday i - 1

, . j • ‘ 1 States, and hy the iroveiuor of the

Hiibgequent to then* “tin nip social • ^

some of the ladies of the W. H. C. S " lte ° f In,iiana “ nd i,, s .' "'P**thy

with a custom for many years honored by a grateful people and in view of the plenty with which the citizens of the city of Green-

■ism

in the season, and right here at the beginning of the season we make a cut in prices on Overcoats, Suits, Hats and

Furnishings, that will entirelylby .Mrs. Sadie Cox and Mrs. Dansweep away our profits. 300 iel Langdon were the ones ilisligpairs children’s Knee Pants at! tired, the panels containing the ?OC a pair. \ ou cant afford ' names of the donors being punched to buy until you see our goods j through. The windows can be re and prices. Store crowded i paired, but at considerable cost, every day. 20 per cent off on I and should the offender or offenders

Men’s Pants and Hats. Sale lasts till Dec. 31st. when we must move to our now quarters — Opera House Block,

west side of square.

be caught, the heaviest punishment should be meted out to them.

CIRCUIT COURT.

riiE HUB.

DAI IA BANNER TIMES

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M. J. HBCKBTT — HARKY M. SMITH.

Publisher . Managing’ Editor

Address all communications to The Daily Banner Times. Greencastle, Jnd.

To the Thanksgiving game of foot ball: You apparently have the call on the people of Indiana right now. We doff our bat to you.

The Forum, the great review magazine, has reduced in price from $a to $:>. The magazines well as the papers are taking a drop in price. 'Tis well.

The welcome intelligence is published that the price of a good-sized terrapin has been reduced from IS to .til. The newspaper lads still do not eat terrapin, it being too rich for their blood.

Keftiinu* Yrsterdnj. <’i\ il and proImt<* llttsincH* no’.v <:ti: The probate and eivnl dockets were given anolher call <»n yesterday with the following results : Win. B. Cunningham, admr., vs. Anna Sluice et al,. land sale; reappraisement ordered. Guardianship of Ella Clift by C^. Broadstreet, grd: sale reported, deed reported and sale confirmed. Assignment of Harris A Co.; sale confirmed. Klkanah Thompson vs. Howard estate, claim ; allowed $2u. Ben). Reynold et al. vs. L. N. A. A C. By. Co., damages; prayed to supreme court and granted. L. N. A. A C. Ry. Co. vs. Ft. Wayne, T. II. dr W. Ry. compay et al, conract; dismissed. Columbus (’arriage Co., vs. Uriah V. O’Daniel, note; default and judgment for $2(>3.R5.

\rr«‘«te<l ami Arraigned. Win. Best, a negro, was arrested in south Greencastle and yesterday placed in jail. He was arraigned befoie Judge McGregor on the charge of larceny, having stolen a lot of skunk hides from John Bagley, living on the National road, near Mt. Meridian. Best plead guilty and being a stranger Judge McGregor suspended sentence, pending an investigation of the colored man’s character. He is in jail awaiting his fate.

expressed their gratitude to the proprietors of the Daim Banner Times for their kindness in so liberally giving it daily notice and desire to tender their sincere thanks, realizing its value, several kind things expressive of satisfaction that such a lively medium of intercourse with | the people, indeed we all feel- proud j of our Daily. Feeling that it may be of interest to your readers to ^ know something definite in reference to this organization, we would like to make a short statement of its object and workings. It seemsgener- ' ally to be understood that none except the mother, wife, or sister of a soldier can become a member: this is a mistake for while the W. H. C. is auxiliary to the Graud Army of Reputilic and one of its prime oh- 1 beets is to comfort and sustain by all the means in their power those who made such heorie sacrifice for the greatest cause on earth, the preservation of our “Union." Any | woman of good moral character and j correct deportment is to be received and bound to help in every way to strengthen and teach patriotism, find homes and education and employment for the widows and orphans of all soldiers and marines, who gave their lives for this country ' and encouraging universal liberty j and equality, their motto, “frater nity, charity and loyality.’’ Corps No. 23, embraces about thirty noble 1 earnest hearted women banded together for this purpose ; they love | the work, and only feel sorry that j their number is not doubled and more. They have by the hospitality of the Grand Army most comfortable quarters for their work in the new G. A. R. hall. The “tin cup" social was very pleasant and encouraging to both the G. A. R. and W. lb C. The ladies are planning other gatherings of the like nature and hope to be recognized in their efforts in this interesting work. We thank the author of the pleasant notice of the last one, and the Bannku Times for publishing it, but, there is one little correction that perhaps would be in order, in relation to the “Select Reading,’’ instead of saying by Mrs. Ida Black credit should be given Mrs. Ruth Angell Black for an original sketch hastily prepared by her facile pen, and rendered with much pathos and in such style as to almost bring to actual sight and acquaintance theold homestead with its treasured picture of the battle of Mission Ridge, and Uncle Nathan and his

castle have been abundantly blest—temporally, morally and spiritually—1, Charles B. Case, mayor of the city of Greencastle, Indiana, do hereby respectfully request that Thursday, the 30th day of November, 1893, be given by the citizens of said city, in the home or in the public place of worship, to thanksgiving and praise to God, the author of every good and per fee t gift, and that all business be suspended between the hours of ten o’clock a. 111. andfour o’clock p. in.

of said day.

Charles B. Case, Mayor. Bv James M. Hi hley,

City Clerk. Stole a G. nsr.

Andrew Freeman, colored, who has been porter at theTielnap house, is in trouble, or at least he was in it yesterday. Hu was then charged with having stolen a goose. The The complaint does not speciflcal 1 v state that the goose the festive Andrew took would lay a golden egg, or do anything of that description, but it does say that Andrew got the critter. The proof is a little shy. however, and though Andrew was placed behind the bars for a short time yesterday evening, he is at liberty today. In all probability the goose incident has lost Mr. Grimes a warm and safe home from the chill}' blasts of the coining winter. A goose is always a hoodoo, especially when swiped from its roost by its neck, or in other words a man is a goose who will

steal geese.

NEWS FROM DEPAUW-

' - • —- \ Victor]

With the only complete bicycle plant in the world, where every part of the machine is made from A to Z, is it any wonder that Victor Bicycles are acknowledged leaders? There’s no bicycle like a Victor, and no plant so grandly complete as the one devoted exclusively to the manufacture of this king of wheels. OVERMAN WHEEL CO. BOSTON, WASHINGTON, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO.

J. K. LANGDON. Er N T G R *r L-NO 7X ST L B IND.

Thu Weather. The indications for this vicinil; for the coining thirty-six hours arc as follows as received by II. S. Renick & <’o. from the olllciul weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indian ycolis, Ind., Nov. 28. Fair weather. Wapcenh A\S.

CITY DIRECTORY. CITY OKI l< KKS.

Mayor. Tretisu r«T Clei k MtirHliall. Bum Ineer Attorney Sue. Board <»1 Hcullh.

... .Charles B. Case Frank L. Landes lames M. liuritx William K. Starr Arthur Throon Thoma< T. Moor.* .Ku>rene Hawkins M. 1)

Before JudKe Ashton. Miss Ida Welty is plaintilf in a ease being lined before 'Squire Ashton this afternoon. She sues for $20.50 against Bell Brothers, the dyers, charging them with ruining a cloak. Some of the DcPauw law boys arc conducting the prosecution.

COCNCH MK.V 1h| Wurd Timiiiu* Vlir-ims. J L Handel 2nil . ...Geo. I-:. Itluk >. .Iiimefl lli-Rlvett | »r.l " Jolin Kile) , .tohn R. MllleiStreet Commissioner... J. D. Cutler Fire Chief Geo. B. Cooper

A. Brockway. ) Mrs. Mary Birch, School Trustees. I). L. Anderson. I It. A. <>jor'Superintendent of city schools.

KOUKST III LI. i'BMEFKH Y

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J. S. Me Cl ary .

•John < . Brown I nv ,

•J. K. Lainrtlon

11. s. Renlck .himus Dairtry

L. Black. A. O. I.n kridir*

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. V. Pros Sec .. .Trees

.Sup!

Thursday’s <>nnie. Lafayette (’mirier.

All the arrangements have been perfected for the great Thanksgiving game between Purdue and I)ePuuw at Indianapolis. The fact that DePuuw is much stronger this

year than ever, and that Purdue is war celebrated the day for the sake not now playing her usually excel- ( >f their only child who laid down lent gaTOe. w!U rnnkr ‘hr grin.- ii, his life in that terrible battle, and interesting one, with the result how they were rewarded by enter-

The News Daily from GreoncastleN Great Center off Learning. Mrs. Sherman Powell began her work in china painting today. The Betas entertain friends tomorrow night at their chapter house. Mr. Walter Howe Jones gave a little party to his pupils this afternoon. Charles Prosser, of New Albany, will visit college friends the last of the week. The theological students will entertain the law students one evening next week. .Miss Marion Colburn has been called home on account of the sickness of her mother. Mrs. Beals will entertain the

Through C»r Butwucn ( liiungn and Cairo. The Chicago & Eastern Illinois railway, in connection with the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago A St. Louis railway, is now running through coach between Chicago and Cairo, Ills, via Danville Junction. Southbound, this car leaves Chicago at 7:02 a. m. and arrives at Cairo 10:30 p. in., connecting there with the St. Louis Southwestern railway for all points in Texas. Northbound, this ear leaves Cairo at 6:15 a. m. and reaches Chictgo at 9:30 p. in. d3t-wlt

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McHimr first WVdnrstliiy nijfht each month

McCIary’s offlyp.

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SKCJtKT SOCIKTIES.

I. O.O. F.

GREENCASTLE LOIH1K NO 34S.

John Cook N. (;

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M. Humm... WH . Mivtinjr tilirhts. W.-ilm-stLn . ILill, in

Jerome Allen s Block. Jnl llonr.

I'CTNAM l.t)ll(]|-: NO. 4"i. Asn Smith »• ,. Mectlnjr nlifhiH. every Tuesday. Hall la Central .Nutimuil Hank black.:lrd Hoar.

. . ... CASTLK I'ANTON NO :M, C. M. .1. A. Michael I has Mclkel First and third Monday niirhts i month.

.. .... d. or it. no. KM. Mr*. John Merry weather. \ <j D. K. llady-er ’ s... MoetliiK niirhts. every 2ud and All. Mnndav nfeaeh tn.vnth. Hall In central Nat. Ihihk butldlnir. tioor.

MARKET Prevailitti;

QUOTATIONS.

Pricen For Grain

on Nov. 27.

ami Cattlr

Win 5 *H*mrtyFtmb| K U),M,K VI33 <J - l - <». of o. f. W. K.TeUter. pa Meets first and third Mondays.

MASONIC.

EASTERN STAR.

wife Clorildn, who at Thanksgiving | students from Rushville, Ills., at

time, for the first time since the her home Thursday.

The Athletic association decided last night to make the Bates house

lic-udquurlcrs for DePauw.

Miss Martha Teal, of Kendall-

IndiuitaimU.. Win vr — .Vhe.")7>,c. Corn — 33q'(<r36c. Oat> l JS(e :iie. Cattle—Receipts light; shipments none. No change. Kxtra choice shipping and export steers, t4.'>Oc'.V25; good to choice shipping steers, j8.75(«4.2a: medium to good shipping steers. gL'Jawd.75; common to fair steers, | 82.40W :t.U(l; choice feeding steers. 8H.35(g8.75; good to choice lieifers. W.25et.'i,75; fair to medium heifers, #2 •JSiaJ.lk); common to light heifers. Sl.aOta2.25; gooil to choice cows, S2.7aw:i.2u; fair to medium cows. 82.25c/H.00. Hcmis—Receipts 1,000 head; shipments 400 head. Market active. Rood tochoice medium and heavy,85.40(a 5.45; mixed and heavy packing, *.Y:io,e 5.40; good to choice lightweights, 85.40(5 5.45; common lightweights, 85.30((i5.4O; pigs, 85.00 5,40; roughs >M.50(./5.75. Sheki*— Receipts light; shipments none Market unchanged. Good to choice lambs, 85.00w:t.50; eonimon to medimn lambs. 81.aO(a2.75; g/sst to choice sheep, fcj.00ef2.50; fair to meuium klieep, 8! 50(aY OH; common sheep, 81.(Kli.,f 1 50; bucks, per head, $2.(NI(,( 4.00.

Mrs. Hickson Mrs. in-. Hawkins..

First Wednesday night of eaeii

month.

W. M . 8oc

IA “WKKNUASTLECHAPTER It. A. M. NO 21. I*.. If. hvuns ii W. H. n.Cullen s,.,. Second Wednesday night of each month.

.. m.CK UIDOE E. AM) A. M. w . It. \ estal \v M Beals.. g,*. Third Wednesday night of each month

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COIIMANUEKV.

• MeD. Ha vs Fourth WtHiiH‘H<iay niiflit ci

of rarh moiit h.

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II s Hr’C’UAN 1.0DOE, NO. 1M. E. 4, A. M. W.’K. 'IVIsl',

Meets second and toarth Tnesiliiys.

NO. 3, O. K. s.

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.. WfftTE LILY ('ll APTF.lt Mrs. M. Kloronoi* Milos

Mrs. M. A. Tolster

Meets Second uml fourtii Moiuiajs

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KNIGHTS OK PVTJHlAS.

. , m KAOLELODOE NO. III.

John T. Stewart

David Hughes

Every Friday night on lird iloor over Th.is' Ahrams store. •

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The C:nwfordst ille ,/ouriuil cries lia! Ha! at the Banner Tires over 1

our Harvardale tip, ami | , n ore in doubt than it has ever been taining an angel unutvarcs, though v ille. will spend the Thanksgiving

asks our advice how not to bet o n i iiefore. There is one thing certain, not this own precious “Jack" and

Purdue will have to work for every scarce could think of them point she makes, and DePauw will as mere figments of her active brain, have to be particularly strong if Again thanking our highly she prevents the lively men from prized and efficient Daily of whom the West Side from scoring a do we feel justly proud, wp are sincisive victory. cerely your friemb- •

The W. R. C.

to bet

the Thanksgiving game. Our advice is most assuredly “not to bet,

The Wilson tariff bill drove all the nails into the democratic cotlin yesterday. All that now remains is the burial of the corpse, which will be done in the ISM election. Then in IHiui the landslide will wash even the traces of the grave away. The democratic partv is

did.

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Box TiukutM for tli«* TluiiikftffiviiiK Gum#*. Box tickets arc now on sale at Langdon’s book store for the Pur-

Not Stir** off lii<« Identity. Detective James Stone received

’OV'K’artude 7h» “Y’ake‘'ud vert hr tigT 1 “re ar-yrst.-i.Iay brought out considerable ran ? cd at thc ° r r » ir favorable comment. In the 7Wd/c ^ roUndfi •'‘^l-hithcatre and will af

. T lord a splendid view of

Of I n(! innfinnl ia wp ui>t* 1 •* 1

due-I)ePauw iramc at Indianapolis vesterdav a letter from thi 1 sToHij' ^ - •^^^^co^i^t’iti^g thaTthc

recess here with college friends, Mr. Lesley Skinner and Miss Ella Finney, of Valparaiso, will spend Thanksgiving with Miss Ada

Campbell,

The board of directors of the Students’ Publishing company met last night at ladies’ hall, and after quite a lengthy session elected the old officers for the rest of the school

Chicago Grain and rrovltdon.

Whk at—Dec. opened fl2c, cltwcd May opened cIo«e*I -^c. CottN Dec. opened closetl 85V%c.

Ma> opened 40e, (dosed 3it

Oats Dim-, opeie-tl 2Ke, Hosed

May opened 30%'e, closed

PoilK—.Ian. opened ^ 12.45. closed *12.873^.

May opemnl *I2.d5, closed *13.00.

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(• l( EKNOASTI F 1*1 v»o«r

luxr H.Strattan

1*!rs{ Monday nigiu oi eaeii iiiontli.

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Ottirge j* A. B. Ph

COM.EOF CITY 1.000F ffO. 0

Sage.

Blips.

M. TV

»'»1 4th ThurikliiyH uf ciid, ,„„ n il,.

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Laud Jan. opened 87.H5, closed 87.92k. j 1 ""' 1 McAlIu May opened 87.70, dose. 1 87.77',. Dellii Moore

Kohc McAlln<ien!. UK ' ; " K

Rins—fan. opcu.Ml 8b.oo. closed 80.77k May upened $0. i2 l L closed 86.82 1 .

of II

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Klrst and third Kri/lHVN of eaeii nioiitii. lial'l

on 3rd floor City’ Hall Block.

New York. \\ IIJCAT—Der. (Ki^uf’rte.je. , t, 44 Vt/44’ .,c. OATS—30(t440e.

COUN—Mo.

A Costly t.ift. Doyen I. now you have asked for the cohLliest

thing

Ever made by ihe Hand alKW'c?

BED MEN.

OTofa t id hf. \o. 140.

•lohn Cannon Thos Sage ..

.'o v 'o v ,,'\ , .',’ n ' l ">' olshl. Hail

City Hall Bloek.

• • Snehem Stn; 3rd floor,

Selmnl «»ff BeHtaL

I he 5l4th recital of the DePauw school of music will be given in

v.a 1 ' .AAw ib cbT*

the price for which will be one dollar each. 32-2t

Journal, of Indianapolis, we see j tile loiioWiiig bn' nettr/y tlie* same lines: “About this time lookout for the advertising scheme (akir. who will drop into town with a beautifully arranged card that is to be ‘hung in every prominent

place.’ etc.

Will HOl pity « kiotiai a uosuiii » j

legitimate newspaper will scramble further information apply to any C. H. for a ten-dollar space in thc fakir’s & D. agent, nr 1). <;. Kdwaiab, Gen’l little swindle.’ | Pass. Agt., Cincinnati, Ohio. tf

authorities there were not sure of the identity of their cattle thief

UR* o.K, tWVxi/JbsY/nn ally oTie sent there « duo recital by Dean James Ham

ilton Howe, assisted by Misses Rosa

Second and I Meet In C. .1.

ROYAL ARCANUM. I.OTI S coi-ncii.no. :ML

rapt . .S(*(* ench

Winter T.mrii.t Rut.-s.

Lower rates than usual to nil principal points in Florida and the south; in

I lit* merchants who] (.fleet from all point*, on or via Him Ptna dollar a month to alcinnati, Hamilton <& Dayton R. K. For

from this county. Mr. Stone sent the letter to Levi McMillen, of Washington township, and thinks Mr. McMillen will go over there this week to identify-the fellow who repicot uied liluiBclf to be ex-county

<iommissioner Wilson.

GOOD

Lamps, Coal Oil.

Most Decided bargain Jones*

Light.

in Decorated Lamps at

Will not Accept. Louis A Stecg, whose name has been prominently connected will, thc revenue appointments at Terre Haute by the newspapers, stated this morning that he had heard nothing of his appointment as yet and that when he did, if it comes, he will promptly decline the same. He says he will accept no position in the revenue service.

M’lrqnia and VnnlincBlake and Mi. Wilbur Stnrr. The program will consist of a Beethoven sonata for pianoforte and violin in 1). on. 12 No. 1: Two songs by James H. Howe, -I Hither Came a Stranger,” “Give to the Winds Thy Fears.” to be rendered by Miss Blake; a sonata for pianoforte nnd violin i.y Hauptmann, in G minor; song by James II. Howe, to be rendered by Mr. Starr. “Ho is Thy Lord.” The closing number will be a sonata by Bargiel, in F minor for pianoforte and violin. The public is invited.

\jiOt* sou imYu HMKtMi !nr tine priceless

th:nt?

As a child tnitfht usk for a toy; Deinanr.inK wlmt others have filed to win With the reckless dash of a boy’;' ■% <<< ■'* ' Ki ' 1 *■' You have written my lesson of duty out. Msnlikt* have you questioned me. Now Bland at the bur of my woman’s soul Until 1 have questioned thee.

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comer Vino floor.

i '-i> Monday ev«nj’iisj Hull , ami " ashiniftou Htrccts, 2nd floor

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You require your mutton shall always be hot. Your socks and your shirts be whole. I require your heart to he true us ‘Jod’s stars Ami as pure as his heaven your *oul.

woman’s kklief roues. I Mice H f h»u»tn .. Louise .Jacobs Mt-iitlnifM every *,x-,,ml and fmiiili Momjuy at 2 p. in. (.. A. It. Ha l. J

You require a cook for vour mnttr.u nuti iw>of* i require a far ki eater thinit. A seamstress you're wanting for socks and for shirts; I look for a man and a king.

A klti^ for the Iieautiful world called homa And u man that the maker, God, Shall k ok upon as he did on the first And *»mv **tt *’ r 'Ty

I Ain fair and youn^, but the roses will fade From my soft young cheek one day— Will you love them ’mid the falling leaves As you did huong the bloom of May?

Is your heart an ocean so strong and deep I may launch my all on its tide? A loving woman finds heaven or hell On the day she is made a bride.

Circuit court adjourned at noon today until Friday.

I require nil ihinttH Omt ao- grand anil true. All this that a man should be; If you give this all, 1 would stake my life To be all you demand of me.

Kighty cents to Indianapolis and || The Iddings will case is docketed return, Nov. 110, via. Vandalia Line. || for Friday in the circuit court.

If you cannot be this, a laundress atul cook You can hire, and little to pay; But a woman’s heart and a woman’s life Are never won In that way.

FIHK ALARMS

3- i •]—) 4- 1 5- 1 *1-1 3 2 4 2 5 2

* oil-gc ave and Liberty hi.

Indiana and Hiitimi

Jackson and I Jaggy. Madison and Liberty. Madison and Walnut.

Hanna and ( town.

Bloomington and Anderson Seminary and Arlington.

« Washington, cast of D»nlo«tv.

• ~ W.^hiOKion and Locust. ~ 3 Howard and ('row ti.

4- 3 Ohio and Main.

5- 3 Oolle|r(> ave. and DeMofte alh*\

*i- .1 Locust and Sycamore.

1- 2 -l Fire out.

The police oHn Is ono t»* » ♦hen a pause and

then follow the box nun ber

< <M VJ Y OKFK’HRS.

Geo. M. Black F. M. Glide well Geo. Hughes Daniel 1. Durnoll. , Daniel 8. Horst J. F. O'Brien F. M. Lyon T. W.MoNefT Win. Hmudstreef J * 1>. Hurt, \ Samuel Farmer Coinmlssloners. J(dm 8. New gent J

Auditor Sheriff Treasurer * let k Recorder Surveyor item! Coroner Assessor