Morning daily herald., December 19, 1890, Page 4, Image 4

TTtB MOANING HERALD: FMDAV, DKttKMHKtt 19, i8Q.
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The Daily Hrhmi will Ih on
Bale each morning at II. J. Jone
book utore.where it n Vie procured
lit b cents per copy.
JOTTINOH AKOtt TOWN.
Judge R. 1'. Rome, was in the
city yesterday,
Social pari at the armory Sat
urday evening.
R. F. Ahby rame uj from Port
land last evening.
Finest lot of cicai a in the city at
I.. l;'ackinan.
I!n. F. A. Watts, ot Albina,
wat in the city yesterday.
John A. Crawford returned yes
terday from a trip )o Portland.
Don't travel without getting an
accident ticket of C. B. Winn.
A fresh miduIv of mince meat
jiM received at F. I.. Kenton's.
The ladnes of Pendleton are
endeavoi ing to organize a bicycle
club.
Pror'ule yourself with accident
insurance in tlie Iravelersoi naiv
lord. C. Ii. Winn, agent.
There ill lie sdven democratic
'tors and nineteen rejn-senta-
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! Ml OUT lt-Xfc l.l7 ii-gip.tiu(i
Iis- Sadie Whitmer, of Albany,
is i he guest of h.-r sister, Mrs, tieo.
Ki loon. J he Dal'es Times Mennt-
neer.
). II. Monteith left yesterday
for a trip to Spokane and the
t'.rnr d' Alone mines, in which he
had capital inteiest.
The Swedish Nightingale", one
of the best concert companies
traveling, is booked for the Albany
opera house on January 10.
Subscriptions for all the leading
newspapers and magazines re
ceived at F. L. Kenton's cash
grocery store near the post office.
Fortmiller A Irving will here
after until Christmas keep there
furniture store open each evening
in order to nee mniodate holiday
shippers.
Parties desiring costumes fr the
Xew Year's ma?u,utr.ide bA'.
should call upon Will & Link, at
their mii-dc store in the opera
house budding.
We-presidents Wm. M Hoag
and Wallis Nash, Superintendent
F. II. Denham and assistant J. M.
Stewart, of the Oregon Pacific
railroad, were in this city yester
day. Mrs. Kelly and daughter, Mrs.
llogue, returned last evening
from a trip to Portland, where
Mr.. Kelly went to jjet an insight
into the tt'orklvigs of the orphans'
home in that city.
Kveryliody should read O. I..
Llackmau's holiday ad. in this is
sue. He has made n swjeping
cut in prices of all holiday good.
and Ins el gant goods arc :oing at I
wonderfully low ligiues. Call : t!
oncu and make jour selections.
It is needless to remark that the
mud thonld le removeil from First)
street. After hearing the opinion
oi the stream oi polefl nans who
try daily in v.tin to walk dry shod
over the. street ciossmg one is
:--rced to 'n-lieve. the correctness oi
tri.s as-ertion.
A tine pyramid of Schilling's
srr.M-erie artistically - arranged ny
Mr. A. 1!. Seal is t le en at
Muellei A tJarrett's. They are
the choicest goods and the flavor
of the colfees, tea. and in fact all
theirgoods, is delicate enough to
p!ase the daintiest epicure.
Owing to the wreck on the S. P. i
ilieiHiay in Kill, our ii ui uiumrn ,
.i i i .. . I t . I
wa uutuycu, win nrmcu inci inoi.
;u.d to-day we will prove our
assertion of having the largest,
freshest and choicest selection of
r.:nlies in town. Call and see us.
Mueller it Uarrett.
aire "wilt
inuu.HK .w'M icd uiiu wic- iiicw-
erv proper a. frame buil ling 45i40
lVt
Bcineurbef-.the grand masquer-
adc bull New Year's eve, at the J
. . .....'
opera hoiis. .nasks will not dc
removeil until ini.lnit'ht. Calcium
lighi- 111-ioiilight tiauce and other
new attracious will lx introiluced.
Sjieciators' rc-iervetl seats at Will
A Link's music' s:oie.
Parker Bros, haw just received
a lull supply of the finest vegeta
bles of the season. Call on them.
The I ul. 01 PariHr.
the onlv line running
fast trains daily from Portland to :
Ociaha. St. Paul. Kaunas City,
t 'hicago, St. I.uis and all points ;
F.:ist ami S..ir !. Buy your tickets ;
oi t. t. k.iw nngs, loot oi i.roa.t-;
aii.in street, Albany.
f hrtMuiaa nnlic,
Parker Bros, have just received
a tine assortment of Christmas
candies and holiday coufe tins of
every description. They di.l no
i;o to Portl iitd to order their goods
btit purchased direct of the fac
t-nv'i representative, and thus
Si'e
I'hri
ie.1 expense, and tliev will sell
riMiiris candies cheatier than
anv house in the city.
The liesM'Mi W ly.
Why is it that K'ein Bros, can
ai!Vf l ffll boots and shoes s i
reasonable? Bei-mw they are;
Im,i. practical hoe nnkeis and
nuke their expenses bv work--t
ins; on the shoe b.-i.ch, and any
boot or shoe you buy oi them, 110
n atter wli.it kind it is, man.
oman or cnilds. that rip, run
over or the sole ri Ife, Iliey
repair tliem lor vo.i iree 01 ciiarg. ;
hkI as they 1I0 all I lie work tliem-,
selvc.-vlney Hon 1 cnare you i.i to
The contract for building the! ? Vnt k W , tV.'
ne t.rewervof Pfau A Co., near t'Vii , . i- b T 'U
the depot, has been let to Camp !.V f .T M iJ,n1V.Uld U., 8e'
bell A Siiahan. The ice works T, 1 f"r iSS? 'ol,,o,u0t.,ve?
:....l.-ohl Htore lt be bl U.k and between 4000 and 50cm ,.iK!,t
.Ml CCIIWv pHli vaii. ioi t vnii.v.u.
l pay some shoemaker to repair t . Nothing is nicer ior a Christmas
ttinn for you. '1 hey also make a ; present than one of those beanti-.ei-iulty
of repairing rubber lioo's. ! fill books at H. J. Jones'.
TBE CITI'S AITAU8.
Soma Iroairtait Vattm Coacarilif tk
Pripond lint of Bonis.
As the time of the assembling of
the legislature is near at hand,
there are several matters of impor-1
(.nice connected with the propoeed
issue of city bonds, which demand
the careful consideration by the
citizens of Albany. The "city's
charter will have to le amended
again in order 1st give the city the
u iwer to issue sucti bonus, this
document ha tieen a subject of
amendment so many times that it
ought to L changed this time
without any blunders.
In order to do this the citizens
ought to decide beforehand just
what they want, and then see that
it is carried out. The vote at the
special election merely indicated
the will of th people to le in
favor of bnding the city for
$75,000 for a system of public im
provements. Now, when the
charter is to be amended to secur
the power to issue such bonds,
provision tdiould ba made pre
scribing how and when this should
be done.
The citizens should decide this
now. in order that tber may be
no delay or uiisundersUndiug
when the work has commenced,
it might not be a bad idea to hold
i public meeting to discuss this
subject and to determine how
much money is desired to be ex
pended for sewers, how much for a
city hall, how much for a bridge,
when and in what way the bonds
shall be issued, and other impor
tant subjects connected therewith.
The aum of $75,000 is too much
to he allowed to loaf idly in the
city treasury for any great length
c I lime. The city ought not to
begin paying interest on her bonds
until the money is needed to pay
or the proposed work. These
ubjects should be understood by
the people, and it is better to dis
cuss them now than to wait until
it is too late, and then raise a
vigorous kick at the way things
have gone, as has too often been
done in Albanv.
Work Ma Nt Stopped.
Work on the railroad bridge
across the McKenzie near Coburg
has not stopped as has been re
port d, but instead is being pushed
ahead rapidly. The carpenters
re now building the trestle at the
north end of the proposed bridge
xud are framing the bridge tirn
Oers. Some large timbers had to
lie o'dainod from Mill City, on the
' ' n Pa i:h as timbers of the
liiu -nsioiif -- -i not be obtained
elt-. here. .. . 'roodale, of Co
burg, 1m the ciutract for furnish
ing consiot ia -I timber for the
bridge and is now running his mill
day and night to fill the order on
time. There is no indications of
w rk stopping and the foreman of
t tie work states that they never
had any idea of stopping before
the bridge is completed. Eugene
Kcgister.
C0A8T K01E8.
The steamer -City of fcaleui, at
Portland h is been attached.
The hotel men at Wilhoit have
xperienwd a financial reverse.
ine piers vi naiem s tug linage
are completed and the work on
lie bridge la going forward.
ai jenerson -me other day a
couple of women engaged in a
i-cgular tight. They went at it in
-emulation style.
Tillamook connty is to have two
:cw newspapers right away, one
t Bay City and another up on the
M'sim-ca.
The prospect now are that Sclera
A'ill not 1 ahl a in Itm.ii th
Willamette college now located t
(j,at Dlace.
A firm "in Jacksonville has just
received a car load of ba.-on and
lard from the East; and yet uianv
j say it doesn't pay to raie hogs
The crank El ward S.Miller,
w''0 is now in Waihiugtou nursing
!1ilSi1,tlf. n""
",!""'"" I'",1 'u"" ""7.
WiUi a.t. on tinut nnirUr.nin.tur
was at one time quartermaster
elerk at Vancouver, Washington.
The Oregon State Board of com
merce will hold a special nice ing
at Sale:u ou January 15th i-est,
for the purpose of giviugexpre-sion
of its views in regard to vaiiotis
legislation proposed.
The
river at this city is sis
j inches above low water, and is
I rising a very little. Steamboat
two men hope soon to I e able to re.
n me traffic. The Oreeou PaciGc
Iwiats are all in readiness to begin
carrying the (train and other
freight hich awaits them at river '
points a soon as the stream
reaches a possible boating stage.
it is not 'ebnitelv known whether
the I 11 1011 Pacific loats will run
on the upper river this winter or
not.
After the ISobbara. !
Chief of Police Hoffman received
a telegram yester.lay from Eugene '
stating that, the individuals sup- j
ioei 10 i ne men who rohbed
Blodgptt's grocery store in this
city, were in 'ha't place, and he
went up on last night's titin after
them. If they prove to be tt:e
guilty men they will l hiougiit
oack here to receive justice.
Kailwsjr Atrlditi at MrCUay.
TnewUv fteriwon a passeneer
,rfin on thle ..regonian Raiiwav
;:lnin,l tlie im.-L a, iri...:
j 1 " v oitvirj?,
, Marion county, and one car .va
; more or less damaged. Cm.
Henderson, of this city, trakenian
. . . r t 1 . .
n ,lip i,:. 1 f. .
, ,IIHie,. A bridiw foreman
on tne rtfi(j WJl
slightly iu-
j)lrej
MOKK TROUBLE AT LYONS.
I
A Nrifhbtilnod Feud Results is a R- j List of Persons Who Hare Ordarn for
sort to Firearms- j Money Awaiting Them.
On Wednesday evening at Lyons J Follow ing is a lict of county war
E. E. Pennington, agent of the - rautH not called for in the hands of
Oregon Pacilio Co., was waylaM
while going home in the darkness
by one John ates, who seemed
to tie soiling for a tight. Pen
nington, who has recently had a
pugilistic engagement against his
will, told Yates that he did not
want any trouble, but the ottier
crowded upon him, when Penning
ton drew a revolver and warned
his adveisary to keep away. Juet
then Amos lliatt. a boy aged 17,
came up and remonstrated with
Yates, advisiug him to be quiet.
Yates then turned upon lliatt and
proposed to wipe the face of the
earth with him. When he pro
ceeded to do so, however, the boy
gave him one of the neatest
thrashings it is the lot of man to
receive. Yates afterwards pro
cured weapons and thtea'ened
such dire vengeance that Penning
ton and voung Hiatt's father came
to this city and swors out a war
rant for Yates' arrest, for the pur
pose of binding him to keep the
peace.
Deputy Sheriff D. S. Smith
went up to Lycos hut Y'utes waB
not to be found.
The trouble at Lyons seems to
have stsrted between two factions
who disagieed about the lvninl
gation of temperance principles in
the to - n of Lyon', Mr. Penning-
too lieing an an l whisk v man. It
Is feared the trouble is not ended.
The Thief Overtukeu.
The misireaat who entered the
residence of C. A. He nhai t near
Tangent, and carried away a lot of i
clothing and o tier arncies, ue
s'xlesa small amount of money,
wss caught at Harrisburg and
brought to th's city. He waived
examination in Justice Coshow's
court and was incarcerated in jail
in default of bonds t await the
action of the grand jury. His
name is Thomas H, HU-klin, and
he is a typical specimen of a
tramp. The clothing was discov
ered, but the change had evident
ly been spent for cold tea as he
had no money. He had a pal
with kirn, but the la'ter was not
caught.
Little ilntul Cnwlek'
Bros, boys, misses and child
ren's shoes different styles all
sizes and widths make solid all
thkoiou. Try a pair nothing
better medium in price. Every
pair warranted.
SAmi el F Yoi no.
MAKKIED-
McCULLOCH-STROfPE - At the
residence of the nride'i parents, in
this city, on Thursday even in K.Dec.
IS. 1890, Mr. Wm. McCulloch and
Miso F.tta fctroupc, Ker. E. K.
Trifhsnl ttieiatln;:.
Mr. McCulloch io a member of the
IIerai.b'h reportorisl start" ami U
occupied a positiou of trust upon this
paper for a nuratier of years. The
hride is daughter of (i. M. gtroupe,
who until recently resided at l'hilo
inith. The wedd'uu; wiis a uict one.
only the Intimate friends and relatives
of the e ntruetins parties Im'wg
pre-ieut.
Christmas YoiYoms"
Fine French Candies.
Plain Mixed, Fancy Mixed,
French Mixed. Assort'd Sticks,
Fine Assortment of Fresh Nuts.
Fat Turkeys,
Citron, Itnon ami Orange Pec..
Iniorted Spglietti,
Fat Chickens,
Seedless Raisins, ante Currants,
Layer Baisins. Mince Meat
Fresh Eastern Oysters.
Atuiore's Mince Meat, Olives,
Persian Dates, .Smyrna Figs,
Chow Clio-, Catsups Horse ra.li.ih
Fat Ducks,
Celery, Canlirlower, Cranberries,
Mushrooms. French Peas,
Asp&ragus, French Beans,
Pop Corn, Prize Gum
MUELLER A GARRETT,
The Leading Grocers.
rnO The nicest and best Bed
rUll Lounges go toT. H. Brink's.
Hehas them.
IF Vnil Waut a f,nt' Pa,,or!
ll lUUfiiite. T. II. l'.iink has
11. rm nun. f iv i 1..".
11. .nnk 8.
T. H. BRINK
Hasanelevant'
stock of ladies' ,
il.! . I ..11. . 1
and gent's rockers, nothing better.
DID YOU
H. Brink's.
See those wicker
wood huskets at T.
SOLID COMFORKSr:
at Brink's
Tro aharrs in fie omd seriet for .i'n:
lauire at the Hank of Orr-on,
Miualalina r rartarrahlp.
f.v mutual conwut the heretofore oi-.ini-fiim
t.i Z he It Son have ihi dv iliasolreTl
,aitnerabip, Joo. B Zac-he. the junior imm
ber retiribr. All liabilitie tiul awcta will
he carried hjr Jan. Ziebct
Dated Pc. 17, tSW.
J.M). Ii. ZltllKI
J.n'O. Z Allies
UNPAID COUNT! WARRANTS.
couuty clerk to date, lec; I., 18!0,
giving the am mnt and date of
isMie :
Win. Albi iuht, 1 00, Aug. 10,
18K2.
Julia Abner, $4 80, Nov. 9, 1882.
Edward Abliott, $1 50, April 10,
1885.
lHWiii. n. Ahlman, if 1 70, June II,
1887.
Milton Arnspiger, $7 K), July 9,
00,
M. A. Anderson, j2 70, -Oct. 8,
1890.
C. H. Baker, $1 75, Dec. 10, :88 .
W. B. Ball, $200, April 9, 1885.
John Bither, $1 50, Nov. 5, ,ss-.
P. T. Brock, 2 00, Feb. 5, 1885.
.1. A. Brewi-ter, ?2 o0, Aug. 3,
1887.
A. D. Bevin, $2100, Dec. 4,1899.
J. P. Berry, :! 00, Jul :t, 1X90.
(Jeo. L. Blacknun, 2 20, April
C. A. Baldwin, f2 50, Nov. 7,
I8S8.
I. R Bnrch, $1 70, Feb. 9, 1888.
Ben llarker. 1 70, Sept. ft, 188S.
A. D. BarLer. $1 70, Nov. 7, 1888.
A. Barker, $1 7), Sept. 5, 18S8.
tieo. Blackuian, $1 iM), Aug. 7,
1 889.
Hale BackenMto, $1 70, May 7,
I88'.l.
.I.J. Buard, $:l 0.), .Inly 3, 1890.
.1. B. lione, $2 O.i, May 8. 1899.
I. M. Bruce, V- 20, April 10,
1890.
A. Brandon," $fi 00, July 3, 1890.
I. I). Bned, $1 (Hi, Dw. :i, 181H).
Thos. C. Barciay, $7 CO, Nov. 7,
IS! Ill
I. A. Bilyeii, $14 75, Dec. 3, 1890.
J. T. Berrv, $1 00, Nov. ti, ISiKl
F. Baglev, $1 1 00. Nov. C, 1890
J. B. Cougill, $2 2 ), Dec. 7, IS89.
Chinaman 'John Doe) $1 CO,
Mav 2, 1885.
A'llen Churchill, $1 00, Dec. 10,
1885.
R. Custer, $1 00, Feb. 9, 1888.
W. F. Coliar.l, $1 50, Oct. 7.
I8S7.
Miles Carev, $' Oil, Julv 0, 1888.
Ja. Cain. "$2 70, Nov. 7, 1889.
Edward Chandler $2 00, May 7,
1890.
A. I.. Cannon, $3 00, Julv 3.
189.1.
S. (i. Collins. $2 10, Oct. 10,
1889.
J. B. Cougill, $1 00, Feb. 7, 1889.
Cyrus Cliniruian, $3 00. Julv 3.
1890.
W. W. Crawford. $3 00, July 3,
1890.
J. W. Clark, $C 00, July 9, 1891.
B. W. Cooper, $5 20 Nov. 0,
1890.
Vox and Finlev, $10 00, Nov. ,
1890.
D. Froman, $2 00, June 4, 1890.
D. Froman, $ 0 ), July 3, 1890.
J. A Gross, $4 20, Mav 8, 1889.
Dr. John W. Geary, $10 CO, Oct.
3, 1888.
Samuel Gresbv, $1 70, May H,
1888.
Len (ice, $1 70, Aug. 9, 1888.
J. C. Goodall, $29 22, Mav 7,
1890.
J. A. Hunt. $1 00, Dec. 4, 1889.
N . Helvcrson, $1 00,Oct. 10,1889
Flias Hale. $2 00. June 8. 1888.
Alex Hamilton, l 70, Mav 11.
18SS.
A A. Hnil, $2 00, Dec. 7. 1887.
Julia 1 1 os ton, l 50, Aujj. 5,
188-j.
II. Heiines?', $2 50,Jv M,188T.
Dr. J. L. Iliil, $5 00," Nov. 1,
1890.
J. E. Hamilton, $2 00, June 4,
1890.
Holt Bros., $4 48, Dev. 3, 1890.
R. U. Iluu phrey, $2 10, Oct. 8,
1890.
E. C. Hester. $3 00, July 1890.
F. N. Hull, 2 20. Apiil 10, 1800.
John Hunter, $ii (X), Julv 31890.
E. A. HeM. r, $15 00, July 3,
1890.
Ha:ri'i 1 A Andrews, $10 00,
Dec " i. .M.
.. . anil Finley, $10 00, Sept. 3,
I
Cox an.l Finlev, $12 00, Nov. !,
18SH).
Cox and Finlev, $10 00, Dec. 3,
1890.
Isaac Dillon, $1 0) .Aug. 10,
1882.
P. P. Donelly. $5 30, Dec. 9,
1885.
J. C. Davis, $1 00, 0. t. 9, 1889.
W. II. Daudenger, $1 70, Jan. 9,
1889.
J. J. Depenhart. $2 00. Dec. 4.
1889. j
Jno C. Davis, $4 40, Apr. 3, 1989.
Ella Davis, xl 70, Dei-. 8, 1887.
C. E. Dait, $1 35, Nov. 7 ,1888.1
Samuel Dan, $24 00, lan. 8, 1890. j
J. C Duncan, $1 IH), Jan. 8, i
1890. I
tieo. A. Dvson, $0 00. July 3, j
Frank Duncan, 1 00, April 9,
1890.
W. H. Davis, $5 00. Dec. 3. 1890.
r.nierson, il nil, el.t. 0,1
1883. !
Sarah Estep, $1 70, JuneO, 18S3. :
M. II. Ellis. $2 2 ). Dec. 4. lss'.i. I
'e 1 i- . ...
J. F, Fetes, 1. 70, June o, 1883. 1
M. 11. Ellis. $2 20. Dec. 4, 1889. !
Allie Elder, $7 00. Nov. 7, 1890 !
t has. Foster, $0 70. Sent 5 i
ioo.. j
1890.
I'hos. Froman, $2 00, April 10,'
tso i
ij. W. Forney.
- . ft
John Isom, $0 00 Julv 3. 18M). I
Harvey S. Jo. dan, 1 50, Jan. S '
1881".. !
Nellie Johnson, $1 90 June, 8,
1888. j
Mrs. Jenkins, $2 70, Nov. 7, 18S8 !
J. Joseph, $2 20, Ait 10, 1890.1
J. B. Jenks. $3 IK), Julv 3. 1.S9 1. i
I A. J. Jarnigan, $7 00, Apr. to, 1
1 sin 1. ;
Juli nsJoMph. $1 70, Jan. 8, 1890. !
II. Keys. $!.(), Aug. 10, 1882. j
If. L. Kyler, $1 70, Nov. 0, 1880. !
W. R. Kirk, $2 (id. Aug. 0, 1890. ;
W. R. Kirk, $2 00, May 11, 1888.
W. M. Ketchiim, $ (Ht, July 5, '
1890. ;
Sam Love, $1 50, Sept. 9, 1881.
ti. H. Liggett, 2 50, Jan.!), 18K-. '
D. Lemden, $1 70, Feb. 9, 1 MS.
I
J. Ijng, 7 20, Nov. 9. 17.
Liu i 'tPC, $1 70. iia. i, 1888.
l-eep Jim Chinainaii, $1 51, Dec.
10, 18S0.
James II. Iwis, fl 50, Jan. (',
I8S2.
Harrv Leonyrd, $2 (tn, June, I,
18!M).
'A. l'oiiard, $2 . June 5, IS ill.
Henry Mi'.lnr, $:;s us, Nov. , ;
1890. I
J. ll. La:i. (to, ii.-c ::. isno j
Ladies Aid So. i,-tv, 10 imi, Pei:. ."'., i
1890. " !
James Moo:iev, $1 ."", Nov. 7,
1888. ' !
A. F. McCuilv, i.S 00, Jan. 9,
1889, !
A. J. Miller, il 0). Mav 7. IS 9. I
Mrs. M. J. McCul!o:h, 2 in I,
Apr. 8, 188C.
Dauiei Mousey, !fl 0J, Jim.'
1889.
J. M Montgomery, $2 70, Feb 9. i8fci. ;
1888. ' M. Sternlwi... -f2 20, Nov 7, '90. ;
J. A. Montgomery, f-8 0:J. Dec.; Josepn Stingi-ant, "f", N-v o. '90. j
S, l.S8:. ' j Win. Sni rav, $l:l 2S, Nov u, '90. j
F. J. Meni I, $1 70, J:i!y 3, 1SS9. j W. O. Siuilh, $2 0 i, Aligns (1. !
Jae. Morgan, 41 thi.Oct. 10, ISS9 11890.
A. D. Morris, -7 5 i, Juneli, IS.l. i M. S'eritl vi, -f I 7!, O. t.8, 1890. i
I 1 tf a.-- i-.i li... I 1 .. .11 L a . .... i. I ..
i. V'. .'-org-iu, o, ii-e. .i, ;
18!H)
J.C. Morgan. ilS 7:1, Dec. :!.l 5s .
Dr.J. W. Ala-iion, $5 01, Dec. :l,
1890.
Mrs- Anna Muriav, )( 5 , Dec.::, i
1890. " !
E.I. Mocker, t II, D c 3, IS 90
Melton A Dygert, ?22 00. Au. i
1. 18!KJ.
Meston A Dygert Company, J42 - I
25, Nov. 0, ISiiti. !
A. Meallanhoh". $3 0, I
Dr. Geo. W. Maston, 5 fit), Nov. '
. 1890. !
Thus. F. Miller, $2 00, Aiig. 7,
1890.
Ans. Marshall, $3 00, S.-pt. 1,
1 890.
Melxger, Holt A C , j:: 92, Jan
8, 1890.
T. M. Maloiie.43 i .0, July 3. 190.
Miller Morgan. Hi 90, Jan S. ISO. I
L. Morgan, $1 70, Jan. s, 1-90.
G. W. MaMon, $5 Ui, Aug. 0
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1890.
J. A. Millard
R. Malone, $1 :0. Nov. I son
R. W. Mobbs, $1 10, Nov. ii, 159 i.
Wiibur Necdhuin, $1 50. O I. 7,
1887.
P. Northern, $t 5 ), June 7. 1883.
llujh Nickerioii, $2 (, June 1 1 ,
KS87.
James F. Nixon, $9 ii). Julv 9,
18iK).
J.B. Overton, $9 fit), July 9. ISO ).
S. A. Pen in, $2 4."., .lu .e I'-t,
1883.
Moses Parker, $2 00, Aj.r. 3.
1890.
II. R. Powell, $2 0.1, June II,
1887.
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Charles Palmer, $1 50. Oct. 7.
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J. H. Peerv, $4 10. Apr. :!. 1889.
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J. H. Peerv, $0 75, Apr. 3, 1SS9.
John Pyliuin, $1 70, June (i, 1883.
Paisley A Fish, $2 00, Oct. 8,
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1890.
Price A Robson, $2 50, Nov. C,
890.
J. V. Pipe, $2 20. Nov. 7, 1890.
W. C. Peterson, $1 50, Oct 8, '90
G. W. Philips, 2. Aug 7. '90.
J yy. V. Parish. $8, Julv 3, '90,
Moses Parker, $3, Julv 3, '90.
S. Pcrceiull. $. Julv 3. '90.
M. Pavne, $1 70. O'-'l . '90.
F:.C. iMiiin. r, $1. Dec 3. '90.
Paislev A Fish. $1, Dec 3. '90.
E. L Rector. $1 5 ), J.m 3, '83.
Miss Elizabeth Bay, 1 70, Nov.
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'has Kilston, s, Apr '89.
John Bandit, $2 0 I, Nov 7, '91.
John Rav, $2, .Mav 8,
W. B. Robertson, Aiii.'"., '90.
I. S. Koliei ts, $2, Auu' '. '..
Wm. E. Rav, $1, li.-c ."!. "91.
tieo. Sparrow. -f I 7 1, F.-h . '89. '
A.C. Schw oka, -fl .rH. Jan , 'Hti.
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J. Flein Sinui., -5 I. -I ill v 0. '88
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Jo Shast-i-n, -fl 50, N..v 5. '85.
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Harvey s-hcl.on. -f2, Au-i 7, '90.
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Alneit .-ava.e, $2 95, Dc.-. 3, '9 . :
Fivd S Kilter, 1 (hi, D:;. 3, '90.
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Julv. 3. 1890.
William Wilson, $10 00, Oct. ,
1890. !
Mrs. J. Wheeler, $4 40. Nov. 7, 1
1 S90. !
Clarence Wilev, $5 00. Nov. 0,
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J.M. .immerlv, $1 70, Fib. 9, I
188. I
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