Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 40, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 September 1899 — Page 8

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MARKET KEPOllT. Butter l(-c Eggs 12c Chickens 'C Lard 6Hc Potatoes 3oc Flour per cwt 20 Corn meal 100 Hogs per hd 3.00 to 3.10 Cattle 4-2? Wheat fi Rye 42 Corn 27 to:)0 Oata 22 Clover seed 3.00to 3.."0 Timothy seed 2.00 Millitseed 4-()0 Timothy hay per ton 7.00 to 8.00 Clover hay per ton 6.00 to 7.00 Marsh hay per ton 3.00 to 4.00 Straw per load 2.00 Furnished by Ed. S. Hogarth & Co.

WEST TOWNSHIP.

Trustee's Report to Commissioners MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA.

Report of Receipts and Expenditures on Account of Road Dx Tund, By the Tru tee t' Wtst Towiii-bip, Marshall CouDty, Indiana, from .March 2, 18'A to April 27, 1899. ItKCKII'TS. Mart h 2, 1JW, Amount on hand at date of last report 644 hi

Township Trustees Financial Report

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Total Receipts Road Tax Fund

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LOCAL BREVITIESFrom TuefldayB Daily. Bert Stout is back from Missouri and is reported to be quite sick. Wanted A girl for housework. Call at J. R Losey'e store, Plymouth, ltw Mr3. Nathan Boyer and family have gone to South Bend to reside permanently. A license for marriage was issued yesterday to E. A. VancureD and (lail S. SwoYtrland. Ray Tanner returned trom Chicago last night and will soon leave for Perdue University. George Bollinger has quit work at the (lern ciear store and expects to move south shortly. Rev. Thornberry is at Rolling Prairie where he was called to preach the funeral of a little child. A few good young bulls and some ex

tra good Poland China pigs, both 6exes

for sale. C. T. Mattinoly. wl

Mrs. B.J.Carney, of Grinnell, Iowa, who has been visiting Mrs. Julia E.

Work, returned home today.

The Novelty put on a force of work

men yesterday and will probably run without interim from now on. Mrs. George II. Thayer and family have returned from a summer's outing in Vermont and other eastern states.

Mrs. Marx Fryman is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Zehner, at Argos.

The latter is reported to be quite ill.

Mrs. Margaret Sider goes to Knox next week where she will remain and

ke-jp house for her son Francis Sider.

Remember that our apple butter jars,

10, 15 and 20 gallon jars, are for sale

very cheap at the When grocery on Laporte street. 2w Mrs. S.C. Mathewson went to Goshen

today where she will attend a family reunion held in honor of her mother,

who is eiehty years old.

The people would like for Alderman

Leonard to explain what he meariB by

"boys play." It seems that he tried a

little "boys play" himself.

Miller & Smith have finished a well

for Hiram Schäfer and another for Mr.

DeMcss. If you have any work in the pump line let them know about it. lw

Don't miss us. Our apple butter jars,

milk crocks and jugs, holding 10, 12, 15 and 20 gallons, are foi sale cheap at the

"When grocery on Lapcrte street. 2tw

Liberty Cross has purchased a horse

from parties in South Bend. The animal, so Liberty confidently affirms, makes a mile in 2:15. It is one of the

best horses in town. The court house officials were an

noyed this morning by a swarm of bees

which made the air black in front of the doors and windf ws. Evidently the

insects had escaped from their hive and

were hunting a Ltw home.

The affair given at Hill's hall last

night was one of the rroet dtlighttul of the season. The crowri was select, con

genial and jovial. lohn Capron and

Miss Lions furniehed the music and the

re6t of the company danced.

Among the divines leaving here this

morning for the U. B. conference at

Bourbon were Rev. Lambert, Rev. Sny

der. Rev. C. V. Mull, of Walkerton and Kev. DeLong. They will receive their appointments either Saturday or Sunday. Mr. Simons authorizes the Independent to state that as 6oon as he can get his new machinery placed, he will commence furnishing incandescent lighting all night. He expects to have h:s new machinery placed within two or three weeks. John C. Eller, formerly of West township, is visiting at Donaldeon and other points in this county. Mr. Eller is a soldier in the U. S. army and is at present located at Fort Reno, Indian Territory. He has not visited Marshall county for fifteen years. Mr. Simons lights the city all night for S70 per arc light. This is two dollars less than the proposition of the Famous company. The price to be charged for incandescent lighting by Mr. Simons is the same as the proposition of the Famous company, 50 cents per month. Dan'l Wiltrout is resigned to three or four months confinrnent befpre he will be able to step by use of the leg which was broken yesterday. The physician pronounces it aerious because of the location of the injury in the femur. At Mr. Wiltrouts age such injuries heal slowly. Warden Harley has abolished the lockstep, in which fashion the prisoners have been made to march for many years and since last Sunday the convicts have been marching two abreast when passing about the prison in 6quads. The reason for the change is that the lockstep has always left its mark on the men after being releaved and an exconvict could be 'jetted by the peculiar gait.

Oct. 12, 4 Q- ( t 14 'Vj " 20, 2y, 29, Nov. 5, " , " 9, " 11, 19 - " 15, " 17, 44 18, 44 19, " 19, " 19, 44 19, " 19, " 28, 44 28, 44 30, Dec 1, 3, " 3, " 6, 44 6, " 8, 44 10, 12, " 17, 44 17, 91 " 24, " 26, " 27, " 27 Jan. 12,' il 10 44 12, i 44 19, oi -1 if 91 -1 " 23, " 25, 4 9", 44 9-. J, 44 28, 44 28, " 28, " 28, 44 28, Feb. 4, " 4, 44 15, 44 18, 44 18, 44 18, 44 18, 44 23, 44 23, 44 91

1898, 19, M Kleimer, hauling brick. .

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20, Chas Hiss, cleaning and repairs dißt 1 21, Isaac Anderson, iron for chimney dist 3 22, OliTer Uoseubury, building steps diet 3 23, Ü A Grube, hauling for dist 3 24, Samuel Burns, hauling brick and sand dist 3 25, A Pike, express charges 20, James DeLoney, aluminum plates dist 3 27, B F Moore, repairs in dist 5 28, Wui Rowell, repairs in di6t 10 29, Andrew Bott rff, hauling brick for dist 3..-. 30, Geo D Markp, school books 31, Caxton Company, erasers 32, Eli Trease, repairs in school dist 9 33, Henry Hank, stone sills, steps and window sills dist 3 ... 34, ('has Reynolds, coloring for painting wall diet 3 35, Edward Bncher, repairs on school house diet 11 35, Mary E Si trsh, institute work 37, ' Chas E Paddock, institute work 38, C II Grube, hauling buck, sand, lumber, di6t 3 ... 39, Levi Garl, hauling sand tor school house dist 3 4o', Nettie Seider, institute work 41, F E Gam, brick for school house dist 3 42, Nathaniel Clark, repairing pump dist 9 43, Alfred Grover, carpenter work dist 3 44, John V Astley, school supplies and building material.... 45, J W Bachman and Isaac Thomas, part pay for plaster ing dist 3 4P, Suit & Railsback, part pay for lumber dist 3 47, Joseph Bender, carpenter ;vork dist 7 48, Alonzo Winkleblack, hauling lumber and repairs dist 7 49, D McDonald & Co, school supplies 50, Wm O'Keefe, lumber for school house dist 3

51, J W Bachman and Isaac Thomas, plastering school house dist 3 52, Wm Canan, ti cords wood for dist 8 53, Alfred Grover, carpenter work dist 3

54, Alfred Grover, carpenter work üiüt J.

S?o y5 5 (15 25 15 00 1 00 2 70 30 11 (0 3 25 8 25 4 80 58 2 00 1 25 41 00 40 to 2 00 2 50 28 13 3 75 2 50 179 02 1 50 50 00 80 00

30 00 200 00 3 03 11 85

3 50

18 23

400 0 00 500

40 00 30 10 1 50 200 2 50

55. J B Long, painting and material for dist 3

50, J II West, lloor oil for dist 3 57, Levi Garl, hauling lumber for dist 3 58. Joseph Whiteaell, putting down seats in diat 10

59, J M Logan, plastering sand for dist 3 3 50

00. Andrew J. Ritter, work at school house dist 6

1899, 01, J M Daubenspeck, freight charges for furnace grate dis3

02, Ed S Hogarth cc Co, broom lor school diet J 03, Upton Stansbury, chimney top for dist 3 04, Wm Everly, furnace for dist 3

05, O A Grube, hauling brick and sand dist 3

44 If

44 I if

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05, John V Astley, hardware, nails, etc dist 3 07, Home Insurance Co of N Y, insurance on school houses

68, L Tanner, window curtains.

21 40

7 25

90 00

7 07

50 00 32 00

4 98

09, Suit & Railsback, lumber to build school house dist 3.... 207 20

4O, L Linkenhelt, lime and cement tor dist 3 i3 bo

71, Firßt National Bank of Marshall County, warrant given

Jan 15, 1891 213 14

72, John V Astley & Son, hardware and school supplies 8 28 73, L A Kloepfer, window blinds for schools 2 00 74, Samuel Burns, 3 gal vinegar used in plastering 75

75. C II Grube, hauling, putting in seals, etc. dist 3 3 50

70, First National Hank of Marshall County, supplement

ary reading books

77, Ed S Hogarth & Co, 3 brooms for schools 78, Andrew Ritter, cleaning school house dist 3 79, Wm Bürget, 20 cords wood for dist 9 80, Wm Moore, 14 cords wood for dist 11 81, Augustus Seider, hauling brick for dist 3 82, J R West, school supplies, nails, etc 83, C L Morris, plank for platform dist 11 84, O A Grube, hauling and work at school house dist 3... 85, Charles Frank, hauling plastering sand dist 3

80, Donohue & Henneberry, school furniture and blkboard3 111 90 87, Baker & Thornton, reading chart for dist 10 0 50

00 00 70 1 50 19 50

18 90 5 40

2 51 1 50 10 50 300

Balance S44 57

State of Indiana, Marshall County:

I. II. S. (irube, Trustee of We6t Township, in said County, do solemnly

swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe.

11. s. GKUBE, Trustee. KX IKN' OITl'ISKS. No Expense.

Report of Receipts and Expenditures on Account of Additional Road Cax Tund,

Itv the Trustee of West Township, Marshall County, Indiana, from March 2,

1899, to April 27, 1899.

March 2, 1999, Amount on hand at date of last report 1,009 49

ADVISORY BOARD. West Township, Marshall County, Indiana.

PI. S. GRUBE, Trustee.

Total Receipts Additional Road Tax Fund... Total Expenditures since last report

SI, 009 49 51 02

April ft

1899, 44

Balance $957 87

State of Indiana, Marshall County:

I, II. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do solemnly

swear that this report is true and correct, as 1 verily believe.

II. S. URURE, Trustee. kxpi:mittki:s. 1, C II Marsh, road work dist 0 SO 75

z, Aaam .umuaugn, repairing rona graaer to 3, Henry Yark, part pay for ditching Sell ditch 15 00 4, Lincoln Koch, filling in Bradley di'ch 1 50 5, Alonzo Winkleblack, road work dist 0 , 5 00 0, Wm. Inbody, ditching and tiling 5 50 7, W Caauau, road work dist 7 2 50 8, John Caanan, road work dist 7 1 25 9, (ieorge Winkler, road work dist 7 1 25 10, Jacob Kineev, road work dist 7 1 87

11, Daniel Stump, road work diRt 7 2 50 12. Bert Zink, road wotk dist 7 1 25

13, Frank Zink, road work dist 7 4 00 14. C II Marsh, road work dist 0 2 50

Total Expenditures S2.030 30

Report of Receipts and Expenditures on Account of Cuition Tund, By the Trustee of We6t Township, Marshall County, Indiana, from Aug. 4, 1898, to March 2, 1899. KKCKII'T.S. Aug. 4, 1898, Balance on hand at date of last report S1.087 12 Feb. 4, 18UJ, Amount from distribution. 1898, Common School Revenue 958 li

4, 1899, Amount from distribution, 1898, Supplementary (Local)

Tuition rax

9 44

Total Receipts Tuition Fund Total Expenditures since last report.

3,201 08 'J80 00

.32,218 08

Balance

State 0 Indiana, Marshall County: I, II. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do f-olemnly swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe. II.S.GUUBE, Trustee. EXI'KN'IMTUKKS.

1, E U Marsh, teaching 2, Chas L Burt, 14

3, Ella Marsh, 4, Mary Bollman, 5, Mary E Marsh, 6, Alfred A Thompson,

7, r loe Moore,

Oct. 8, 1898, 44 22, 44 44 29, 44 it 94J ti Nov. 19, 44 " 19, " 4- 19, 44 44 19, 44 t. 10f .. 41 19, 41 44 19, 44 44 19, 44 44 19, 44 44 19, 44 . gl, 44 Dec. 3, 44 " 10, 44 ft 24 4 44 24,' 44 44 20, 44 " 30, 44 44 44 Jan. 11,' 1899, 44 11, 44 4 14, 44 ti 21 Feb. 11,' 44 44 18, 44 Jan. 28, 44

8, Chas L Burt, 9, E O Marsh, 10, Mary Bollman, 11, Daniel Day, 12, Joseph Whitesell, 13, Nettie Seider, 14, Chas E Paddock, 15, Ida M Stuck, 10, Joseph Whitese'l, 17, Harry Unger, 18, Joseph Whitesell, 19, Chas L Burt, 20, E O Marsh, 21, Ida Stuck, 22, Mary Bollman, 23, Daniel Day, 24, Joseph Whitesell, 25, Harry Unger, 20, E O Marsh, 27, C L Burt, 28, Mamie Bollman, 29, Chas L Burt,

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Total Expenditures 8980 00

Report of Receipts and expenditures on Account of Dog Cax Tund, By the Trustee of West Township, Marshall County, Indiana, from Aug. 4, 1898, to March 2, 1899. KKCKIPTS. Mar. 2, 1898, Amount on hand at date of last report 18 07 June 15, 44 Amount received from Township Assessor 120 (X) 44 20, 44 Amount received from various persons 9 00 44 22, 44 Amount received from County Treasurer 52 00 Jan. 25, 1899, Amount received from County Dog Fund, Co Treasurer 55 00 Total Receipts Dog Tax Fund S254 07 Expended since last report 199 07 Balance 55 00 Stale of Indiana, Marshall County: I, II. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do solemnly swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe. IL S. GRUBE, Trustee. EXPENDITURES. June 11, 1898, 1, Aaron Koch, killed sheep 820 00 44 13, 44 2, SC Dill, 44 44 14 75 4 13, 3, J N Dill, 44 44 7 00 44 25, 44 4, Peter Sarauelson, 44 44 10 00 44 28, 44 5, J F Appleman, 44 44 21 50 July 2, 44 0, Peter Samuelson, 44 44 23 00 44 11, 44 7, J A Kepler, 44 44 18 00 44 23, 44 8, Henry Yark, 44 44 5 00 Aug. 22, 44 9, Aaron Koch, 44 4 50 92 8, 44 10, David Fertig, 44 44 10 00 Oct. 3, 44 U.NelBon Bailey, 44 44 3 50 Nov. 19, 44 12, J A Kepler, 44 44 10 00 Total Expenditures 199 07

SUM MA ICY.

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Total Expenditures 51 02

Report of Receipts and Expenditures on Account of township Tund,

By the Trustee of West Township, Marshall County, Indiana, from March 2,

1S99, to April 27, 1899. KKCKIJ'TS.

March 2, 1899, Amount on hand at date of last report 1,299 50

Tital Receipts Township Fund 1,299 56 Total Expenditures since last report 249 30

Balance 1,050 20

Stale of Indiana, Marshall County:

I, II. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do solemnly

swear that this report is true and correct, as I verily believe. II. S. GRUBE, Trustee EX I END ITU II KS.

March 2, 1899, 1, 11 S Grube, service account 200 50

94 -

April 3,

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2. Chas Reynolds, rubber bands and ink.

3, Wm Everly, 2 assessor's dog receipt books... 4, C II Marsh, road wrk as supervisor dist G... 5, Samuel Parker, legal service account 0, C II Marßh, road work as supervisor dist 0 ... 7, Sarah A. Grube, storage room

150

21 00 10 00

0 00 4 00

Total Expenditures 249 30

Report of Receipts and Expenditures on Account of Special School Tund,

Indiana, from March 2,

iy the Trustee of We6t Township, Marshall County, 899, to April 27, 1899.

1899

KEUKH'TS.

March 2, 1899, Amount on haud at date ol last report 1,527 95

Total Receipts Special School Fund 1,527 95 Total Expenditures since last report 508 52

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Mar. 10, 1899,

10, 44 10, -10. 44

11. 14, 10,

31, April 1, 44 3, ' 3, 44 5.

8, 13, 14, 14. tt, 17. 17, 17, 17. 18, 18. 19, 20,

Balance 1,019 43

Slate of Indiana, Marshall County:

I, II. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do solemnly

swear lhat this report is true and correct, as I verily believe. II. S. (ill U BE, Trustee. EXI'ENDITUICES.

1, S L Ritchey, school repairs uist 11

2. D McDonald & Co, ßchool reports 1 00

3, Chas N Wallace, 1 cord wood dist G 1 50 4. D Halderman, school supplies 1 00

5, Wm Everly, 12 county maps for schools 120 00 0. James A Gilmore. jr. insurance on school houses 32 00

7. S C Dill, wood for dist 4 1 8

8, J E llaues, freight on window guards 32 9, Chas S Hiss, school repairs dist 1 1 00 10, II S Grube, discount on school books sold 35 11. Wm Everly, window guards for dist 3 18 70

12, P D Burgener Bros, wood for schools and supplies 157 43 13, Daniel Coutß, school repairs dist 0 2 50 I I I . . , 1 : : J . .-1 ' . . . 1-

n, iieur) inniger, wuou lur uibi ij 15, Joseph Whitesell, institute work 1",, Chas L Burt, institute work 17, C W Metsker, printing programs 18, Simon Tree6e, school repairs dist 9 19, Harry Unger, institute work 20, E O Marsh, institute work 21, Henry White, institute work 22, Elton Z Holl, institute work 23, Allred Thompson, institute work 24, Ida Stuck, institute work - 25, Henry Yark, timber for blackboard for school and use of church - 20, Florence Moore, institute work and holding examina'n 27, Daniel Day, institute work 2h, Mamie Bollman, institute work 29, C II Grube, furnishing music for commencement 30, Ella Marsh, institute work 31, B F Moore, school repairs dist 5 32,0 II Grube, institute work 33, () A Crube, taking enumeration 31, Chas A Grover, 10 cords wood for dist 2

44 I 44

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25, 25. 2;, 97

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3 45

7 50

10 10 10 10 000 10 10 800

8 20 10 10 10 10 10 10 0 00 10 10 2 10 7 50 10 50 12 00

Receipts and expenditures cf the township Tund. i:i:(i:in

luiy 1, 1899, Received from County Treasurer, Township Fund

EXI'ENDITUICES. 2, HSdrube, service account 5, J W Kreighbaum, road work as t-upervisor diet 5. . 7, Isaac Spitler, road work as supervisor dist 0 8, C G Pullman, road work as supervisor dist 3. . .

9, Wm II Murphy, road work as supervisor dist 1

May 25, 1899,

June 0, "

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July 11,

18, 18, 5, 5, 12, 21, 2).

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11, FrariK Zink, road work as supervisor dist 7 15 (D

VJ, Marlinüfcle A: Mevens, legal service in ditch case 20, A Pike, agent, exj iet charges on broks 30, I) McDonald & Co, publiehinsr tax levy x otlice supplies 31, Wm Everly, blanks, bonks, as per Seriate Hill 31 33, W G Hendricks, publishing tax lew 30, 1) Halderman, otlice supplies 37, 1) McDonald & Co, prii ting vouc ers 41, D II Goble, teacher's contract book 42, Amos Moore, road work as supervisor dibt 1 45, A Pike, agent, express charges on book 47, Sarah A Grube, storage room

55 0 ) 45 3 00 9 50 2 00 1 05 1 25 1 Oil 13 50 10 s 00

Total Expenditures ö 52

Report of Receipts and expenditures on Account of tuition Tund, By the Trustee of West Township, Marshall County, Indiana, from March 2, 1899, to April 27, 1899. K KU KITTS. March 2, 1899, Balance on hand at date of last report 2,218 08 May 1, 44 Amount from County Dog Fund 43 45 Total Receipts Tuition Fund 82,202 13 Total Expenditures since last report 2,161 00 Balance 101 13 State of Indiana, Marshall County: 1, 11. S. Grube, Trustee of West Township, in said County, do solemnly swear that the above ieport is true and correct, as I verily believe. U.S. GRUBE, Trustee. KXTKNDITUKE.N. Mar. 11, 1899, 1, Joseph Whiteaell, teaching SJO li, 2, Mamie Bollman. 44 1 4 11, 44 3. Daniel Day, 44 10 44 11, 44 4, 0 L Hurt, 44 10 4 11, 44 5, E O Marsh, 44 1 44 18, 44 0, Harry Unger, 44 100 18, 44 7, Daniel Day, " -0 44 24, 44 8, Ella Marsh, 44 JjJJ 44 27, 44 9, Alfred Thompson, " JJ April 1, 44 10, Harry Unger, 44 30 44 1, 44 1 1, Henry White, " g? 44 1 4 , 44 1 2, Chas L Burt, 44 Jo 44 14, 44 13, Joseph Whitesell, " 44 17, 44 14, E Ü Marsh, " l 44 1 7, 44 1 5, Harry Unger, 44 44 17, 44 10, Henrv White, 44 J? 44 1 8, 44 1 7, Elton J Hoff, M 44 18, 44 18. Alfred Thompson, 44 44 19, 44 19, Ida Stuck, 44 J4 44 20, 44 20. Florence Moore, " LO, 44 21, Daniel Day, 44 .JJi 44 21, 4 22, Mamie Bollman, 44 JJfJ 44 25, 44 23, Ella Marsh, 44 1 4 25, 44 24, C D Grube, " 1H1 Total Expenditures 2,161 SUMM Alt Y.

. , .. ., . Receipts. Kxpend's. llalaiu-e. Kecelpts. hxpend's. Nalance. Road Fund 258 07 214 10 44 57 Road Fund $i &7 fii K7 Additional Road Fund 1315 01 300 12 1009 49 Additional Road Fund iSt! ?r ii irftnft Township Fund 2297 91 998 38 1299 50 Township Fund Jf'; Special School Fund 3558 25 2030 30 1527 95 Special School Fund Ü"A oiai m inin Tuition Fund 3204 08 980 00 2218 08 Tuition Fund iö " AUA 10 Dog Fund 254 07 199 07 55 00 Total Total 10889 82 4734 57 0155 25 : , .

Total expenditures Receipts and expenditures cf the Special School Tund. ICE EI UTS.

July 1. 1899, Received from County Treasurer, Special School Fund. .

EXI'ENDITUICES. May 27, 1899, 3, Joseph Bender, wood for dist 4

June 28, 44 12, J W Kreighbaum, hauling brick for dist 3

July 15, 44 1 , .1 Astley S-m, school supplies

44 lo, 18, J W Bachman, painting school house wall dist 3... i 22, " 21, J W Kreichbanm. Laul.ne lumber for school dist 3. " 22, " 22, Chas Reynolds, painting material for dist 3

23, F E (Jam, 3700 brick for dist 3 24, Oliver Rosenbury. repairing school house dirt 3 25, .lames DeLoney, aluminum plateb dist 3. . 27, S-imnel Harris, hauling for school dist 3 28, Alfred drover, carpenter work dist 3

32, W m Rowell, school repairs

210 83

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Aug.

5 1.275 7.

1 00 9 40 9 50 2 ') 1 IN) 75 22 Ml 3'. 5i j '.MM 9 75 200 "0 3 10

35, Ed R Monroe, insurance on school house 15 00 3S, Levi Carl, haulinp lumber for dist 3 1 00 39, Isaac Thomas, plastering school house 00 oO 43, Frederick Kepler, painting school house disi 7 1S50 44, Samuel Rurns, hauling and work at dist 3 2 00 40, Wm O'Keefe, shingles and lumber dist 5 Is 04 Total Expenditures 151 CO

Receipts and Expenditures of the Road Tund. ICEUEII'TS. July 1, 1899, Received from County Treasurer, Road Fund 1.112 9b EXI'ENDITUICES.

1, 1899, 13, County Treasurer, road receipts 990 05

July

15, 29,

10, J V Astley & Son, plow beam 8 mould board.

2J, Chas W Johnson, ditching in road dist 1. . . .

2 75 5 00

Total Expenditures 6997 80

Receipts and Expenditures of the Additional Road Tund. K EUE ITT. July 1, 1899, Received from County Treasurer, Additional Road Fund. .1,112 98 EXTENDITUKEs. May 27, 1899, 1, Wm O'Keefe, S1., rds tile for road dists 1 and 2 0 18 June 13. 44 0, II Heiler, ditching and tiling road dist 4 1 1 00 44 2 4 , 4 1 1, Joseph II Smith, 111 loids gravel road dist 2 7 20 July 11, 44 15, Frank Zink, road work road dist 7 3 75 44 12, 44 20, John V . Thomas, 510 It tile for road dists 1 and 2 1173 Aug. 15, 44 34, Joseph II Smith, cleaning township portion of ditch 4 00 44 20, 44 40, Amos Moore, cleaning township portion of ditch 0 oO Total Expenditures 52 '-O Receipts and Expenditures of the Doa Tund. K EC I. ITT. June , 1899, Received from Assessor aul Trustee. Dog Tax 8109 00 EXTENDI! I T.ES. May 0,1899, 1, David Welborn, sheep killed by dogs 815(0 June 23, 44 23, Chas S Hiss, sheep killed by dogs 3 00 Total Expenditures 818 00

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Tp. iruttioi 1. Tui' SiM-Sfir K:ul Al.lKo lir Totalot Fund. ! l'tiinl : 1- uikS Tumi Fiimt I'uii.l Kunl , l'umis Apr. lS'J'.t, Halaiu-e on liainl I . '; lat settlement.. $K.) Jf.; $iei i;i, lor.4. r.T :r.T r $:4 .lulv 1. - Kecelpts TJ;:. loon.v ot'.i r.'T.'.Tt' ill--". lir.".' iuhni. Total of Ralance and Keceipts. . . ITT.". !: limT-'i w-.7i '.W, n Ur.7.r,.-, -jnTo. : k:.-.i ; Disbursements i 4M tu W7 m W l"- i:r.l". ISalance ' wen' 11017. c.s-, 7: ls4:.v.' ir.'.7.-. 1"" 7r.;4 trustee's Sercicc Account. From Aug. 4, '898, to Sept. 5, 1899, is as follows: 100 otlice days 8200 ou 105 days of otlice and township work 210 00 Auditor's fees for three settlements 1 50 Total 411 50 State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn, upon his oath says that the within is a true and complete showing of all the moneys received and paid out as he verily believes; and that the various items of expenditure credited have been lully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that, any portion thereof shall be retained or repaid to him, or to any other person; and that he has received no money nor article of value in consideration of any contract made by him as trustee. II. S. (iUUHK, Township Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 5th day of September, 1S99. JOSEPH WHITE, Chairman of the Advisory Board. Examined and approved this the 5th day of September, 1899. Joseph White, ) Members of the John II. Dill, Advisory Jonathan Wolke, ) Board.

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ml double korr. Krfcul.r I. 60 Ho' X rtrt kite? I'.at hull ftoia at $1.05. A M M M IT I BKk tor any ofllim ultl hieb don't give atlsfaetory near. Send No Money. UVtoÜ tatr apr ol bo; ami itay hi-Oier larpe or mall for aire, and e send you the

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and equal to suits aold in jour town nr f.50, !y j our express atrent oor .Fecial

ofTr rlr , SI.95" nprra.ra.rwr.

THESE KWtr.i'Ani Duuomwr totrrtm 4 to 16 Jrantof apr. a.d arr rrUIIrd rryahrr at f:t.M. Hade with douMe aeat and kneea. latrU IMi'J.tjIa as illustrated, mad t rom a eneeial rr-rUllr, bra-

wrlwht, LL-WtKH. Onkttt II raiairre, m at. liisndaome pattern, lino aerire lining. I.vion rntent Interlining, padtlinr.tAvin and tviuforeinir. fillt ami linen 'vintr.lln lallur-iaade i.ranc.niil. a puit any Ny or parent ould

hoproudof. HRIKKfl.OTIIh4Sri.'.! " VT- o (suits, overeoat or ulxtersV for lioyn 4 TU18 i r KS, write for Sample Btv.k M. MM', contain fantiion platea, Ca measure and full Instruction, how to order. Hra'a tttilla aad lerrala ade to order from f 6.00 .p. Sammle sent tree on application. iddre, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.), Chicago, liL (Sean. Booback Co. are thoroughly reliable. Bditor.

What tops Neuralgia? Dr. Miles" Pain Fill.

SEND US ONE DOLLAR AhÄÄM-tff ai-w 199 pattera biica crade krSlKMlH tOAL Alt ( flNlk hTOtK, tiy freight CO.Onituhject to exaniinatioii.

Kitnuna it al your frriglit depet and tf found erfeetly aat is factory aad Ute e-rrateat Note B tK.

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and freight jnarpe. lins ütve ts fW:l,oti'nli 16slll. top is4Jx2S. mado from licvt pi iron, etr larjro llura. heavy covers, heavy lining ami "-atcs, latve oven shelf, heavy tin-lined ovt n d or. ham n nii-kcl plattni ornamentations and triii!miin.'s, entra lartre tleep, irenuineStaadUb porerlaia Hard rrrtr. Ii;iinl Mime larire ornamented hase. tin-t real banirr atade, and e f urnili I KK.K an extra wood erste, makinir it. a iwrfeet vaod huraer. HK 1M V. A HIMMNU CI AllAMI K with every stove nd (ruarantee safe delivery to your rail road station. Your local dealer would chaiv ' for such a stove, the freight la only alxmt !. foe each WW miles, o we .ate jm at leak! t IO.IHI. Aihlres. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.CHC.) CHICACO, iL (Soara, Uoebawk A C. are Uarooably roUaMo.- Kditat.)