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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAnnual Report 1899ANNUAL REPORT v OF TIIE Own Offtctrg Of FOR THE Year Ending Jan. 31 18 9 9 . cz cn cn MANSFIELD: riRINTED AT THE OFFICEOF THE NEWS. 189?. I y TOWN OFFICERS. Town 0-lerk and _'&easurev CHARLES C. ITAGERTY. Selectmen, Asse-sors and Overseers of Poor: JACOB A. BLAKE, JOHN SHEPA DSON, FRANK 1. SHERMA.N. <Sclaeul committee: H A_RRY R. FISHER, term expires '1901. JOSEPH WILSON, " `` 1900. WILLIA-II M. PACK RD, "` _ 1599. C'oNector° o Tares: w, L. STEARNS. i Auditors: HARRY P. HODGES, a OSEP11 E. RIDER, CHARL ARLES S. ANGELL. Trustees of _Public Library: W. A. COPELAND, term expires 1901. J. 0. HODGES, CL GG 1901. DAVID E. HARKING, G G G 1-900. P. 11. ' EDWAI;DS, G G G 1900. S. E. SC HOLES, G G G G 1899. 4 5 Constables: H. A. PERRY, THOMAS H. NELSON, L. L. JONES, C. W. WHIDDEN, E E. BROWN, Town Clerks Report. A. A BRIGGS. Commissioners of Sinking Fund: NNSFjFt O O ALFRED B. DAY, term expires 1901. �? y. S. E. SCHOLES, << << 1901. Cn JOHN N. ROGERS, << <4. 1900. J. ARTHUR WHEELER, 1899. , try A. A. GROVER, << " 1899. 3 ATES Board of Health: FRED D. PERRY, term expires 1901. TOWN 'WARRANT. E. G. SHERIIAN, << 1900, J. N. TEBBETTS `� COMMONWEALTHOF MASSACHUSETTS. 1899. BRISTOL, SS. Road CoMM,issioners: To eithe2- of the Constables of the Town of illansfieW in JOHN 15I. ATWOOD, term expires 1901. said County, GREETING D. S. SPAULDING, 1900. In the name of the Commonwealth oMassachusetts, -ou f h l h, y WM. B. BROWN, 1899 are directed to notify the inhabitants of the Town of Mansfield, qualified to vote in elections and in town affairs, to meeVat the Town Hall in said Mansfield, on Monday, the twenty-first clay of March, instant, at seven o'clock in the forenoon, then and there to act on the following articles: Art. 1. To choose a Moderator to preside at said rneetm, . Art. 2. To hear the annualreport-, of the Town officers. and act thereon. Art. 3. To choose the necessary Town 'officers for the year ensuin ;. Art. 4. To see if 'the town will accept the list of jurors a, revised by the Selectmen. Art. 5. To raise such sums of money as maybe necessary \ to defray the town charges for the year ensuing, and snake ap propriations for the same. 1 si i a � 6 T 7 Art. 6. To see if the town will authorize their when chosen (if he is not the Town Treasurer en Collector, means for collecting the taxes which a �' to use all the Art.' 19• To see what action the town will take in relation appointed Collector, may use. T°wn to to the acceptance of the lot donated to the town by Mrs. E. F. , when i Art. 7. To see what method the tow Noble, upon which to erect a Pablic Library building. Said to collection and discount of taxes. n will ado building to be erected as a memorial to the soldiers and sailors pt in regard Art. 8. To 'see if the town will gut who sewed to the credit of the town of 1Vlansfield during the with the approval of, the Selectmen authorize their late War of the Rebellion. Treasurer, Art. 20. To see if the town will elect a Tree Warden. anticipation of the taxes- of the I ° borrow temporarily, in SUMS of money as may be from present municipal Art. 21. To see if the town will instruct the Commission- give negotiable note or• time to time required)p year, Bach ers of Highways to hire residents of the town in preference to notes of the town the folIand to non-residents.. (By request.) temporary loans to be paid from said taxes. 1 such Art. 22. To see if the town will raise and appropriate an Art. 9.Y To see if the" town will vote to raise money for the purpose of extending the covered culvert from priate money for the decoration of soldiers' and a • ppro- near the Town House to Rumford River. Art. 10. To see if the to graves. , Town Mall to any town will grant the free .use of the Art. 23. To see if the town will raise and appropriate any Y parties during the ensuing money for the purpose of fencing East Mansfield Common. Art, 11. year. To see if the town will vote to (By petition.) the sale of intoxicating grant license fel• the ballots to read b liquors, the check list to be used and Art. 24. To see if the town will accept the widening of "yes" or «No." i North Main street as laid out bythe Him wa Art. 12• To see it the tow ,, �h 3 Commissioners, n will raise and appropriate any and appropriate money to pay: for the same. suns of money for the maintenance of the Public Art. 13, c Library. Art. 25. To see if the town will raise and appropriate any 'I'o see if the town will any sum of money for the enforcement of and appropriatemoney for the purpose of improving Coral street. illegal sale of intoxicating ' 1i nthArt. 26. To see if the town will raise and appropriate an f the laws asY g quos: ,ainst the money for the purpose of re-fitting one or more rooms in No. 4 Art. 14. To see if the town money for water for town will vote to school-house for the use of primary schools. School Committee pay any sum of recommend the sum of $400. Sapply District. purposes to the Mansfield (Yater Art. 15. Art. 27. To see if the town will rescind the vote ,to hold 'tb see' if the town will authorize the $2,000 in bonds with which to re-build Chauncy Street bridge Trustees of the Public Library to elect a tr . Board of their own number; in accordance easurer from among over Rumford' river. Willi the r Art. 28. To see if the town will raise and appropriate 304, Section 5, of the Acts Of 1$8S• provisions of Chap. Art. 16, money for the purpose of paying notes 'held by the estate of To what sum of money the town will George Ware. appropriate for street lio 1 raise and bhting• Art. 29. To see if the town will raise and appropriate Art. 17., To see if Sum of mthe town will raise anfor the celebration of 4th Of Om 1 a money, for the transportation of scholars.' appropriate any Art. 18. Jul Art. 30. To see it the town will raise and appropriate any To hear the report of the Committee next, money for the; purpose of improving East Mansfield cemetery. Monument, and act thereon, on Soldiers (By request). Art. 31. To see if the town will raise and appropriate the sizm of three hundred dollars for the and erecting two drinking 'fountains Purpose of purchasing on South -Alain street, and one at Paine's c one at Parker's corner street. (By petition.) corner on Central Art. 32. 1'o see what action to repairs of Ilig the town will take in regbhways and .Bridges. ard Art. 33. To see if the town will raise sum of money for the the town of it and appropriate any street, purpose grading and repairing .Allen Art. 3 (BY petition.) To see if the town will raise and a sum of money for the sur ABY pose of ppropriate any fire district. 1 request.) 1 putting -out fires outside of Art. 35. To act on an y other bus come before said iness that may ;, lei o meeting. ally , And YOU are hereby directed to ser ve Posting attested col,ies thereof at each oftheihis Warrant by houses and post-offices.in said town•� public meeting_ the time of holding ' eight days at ]east before said meeting. Hereof far] not, and make due retu-,•n Your doings thereon of this Warrant with ' to the Town Clerk, at the time and glace ofmeeting as aforesaid. 1 Given under our hands this fifth da` one thousand eight= hundred and ninety-eight. of March � rn the year y -eight. JACOB A. BLAKE, JOHN SHEPARDSON, FRANK I. SHERMA N Selectmen of -Mans ieId. ' A true copy. ATTEST CganLEs C. HAG , RTY, To2Cn Clerk. MANSFIELD, March 10, 18 9 v . ay served the within warrant by posting )py of the same at each of the post -offices .ses in said Mansfield. HENRY A. PERRY, Constable. TOWN MEETING. MANSFIELD, March 21, 1898. the foregoing warrant, a meeting of the Df the town of Mansfieldwas held this n` Hall, and the following persons were incl votes were passed as below recorded se William A. Copeland Moderator. ed to proceed to choose town officers; and Dept open until 2 o'clock P.iu. ,he numberi. of officers to be elected by', ;ting be as follows, and that they be votect' viz and Treasurer. Assessors and Overseers of the Poor. 'nittee for three years. Public Library for three years. !inking Fundfor three years. alth for three years. issioner for three years. I0 The following flamed persons by the Selectmen were appointed tellers sworn b as by law required Y the IVloderator before entering u and were duly A. Crowle a upon their duties.: and'George 3'9 Dana i�'. Fisher, James A. K. Winslow. Hurley At two o'clock P. jos., bY vote of the ivere closed and `the result of the ballo® meeting; the polls aS follows: was declared to be .For Town Clerk and Treasurer Charles C. Hagerty. .For Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers the Poor Jacob A. Blake, John Shepardson, Frank I. Sherman. Sehool Conlnzittee for three years ; Harry R, Fisher. Auditors e H. P. `Hodges, C S. Angell, J. E. Rider. i Trustees of Public Library, a years «rlllIanl A. Copeland, James O. Hodges. Trustees of Sinking Fund 3, years , A. B. hay, S. E. Scholes. Paid H. W. Dryden, Registrar, $15 00 J. J. Wilson, << 20 00, W'ln. B Hodges, << 15 00 Chas. E. Waller, < < 7 50 Chas. C. Hagerty, << 25 00 Art. 5. Voted to raise and appropriate for expenses at Almshouse, receipts and $1400 00 �fr N Z 12 For Court fees, receipts and $700 00 Highways and bridges,receipts-and Interestontemporary loans, 3,000 00 Insurance, 300 00' Miscellaneous expenses, 350 00 Military aid, receipts and 500 00 Poor outside ofAlmshouse, receipts and Schools, $10,000, Transportation 50 0,l 2500 00 of scholars, $400, School Supt., $600� painting school buildings, $350. Total, • Printing, 11,410 �U Inspection of cattle, receipts and 350 00 Town Hose and common, 150'00 receipts and Town Officers, 500 00 Town Clerk and Treasurer, to be taken 1'400 00 from appropriation for Town Officers, Moderator, 200 00 Discount on 1897 taxes, 10 00 Registrars and election officers, 1,800 00 Judgment recovered against the tow,-, ill 150 00 the case of Henry F. I3essom, 1,000 00 art• ��. Voted that all our accounts at the Almshouse be itemized in our next annual report'. Voted to add to the appropriation for the support schools, dog tax and of appropriation by the State. Art. 0. Voted to authorize their Collector to the means for collecting the use all taxes which a town Treasur er, when appointed Collector, may use. Art. 7. Voted that the taxes be let to the lowest rlowest bid esponsible bidder. The lows received was made by William L. Stearns, for three and one-half mills dollar. on the K 13 he Whole number of votes cast for Collector was 11. G William Stearns had 4 Joseph W. Leonard' had 1 Leonard had William L. Stearns was declared elected. Toted that the ballots cast in the Tax Collector's box iistake, be placed in the proper box for Town Officers, as intended. rt. 7. Voted that all taxes assessed for the current shall be: payable on or before the first Monday of )ber,; and on all such taxes as 'shall not be paid on or re the first Monday of October, interest at the rate of per cent. per annum shall be charged and collected i the said first Monday of October until the tax is paid; the collector is required immediately after the first day anuary,1899, to exert all the powers vested to hint by for the collection of all unpaid taxes. _rt. 8. Voted. to authorize their Treasuaer, with the t roval of the Selectmen, to borrow temporarily, in anti- -t ,tion of the, axes of the present municipal year, such' is of money as may be from time to time required, and ;ivc negotiable note or notes of the town therefor, all 1 temporary loans to be paid from said taxes. Art. 9. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of 0 for the decoration of soldiers' graves. Art. 10. Voted that the free use of Town Hall be nted the same as last year, viz the Grand Army, two evenings. Woman's Relief Corps, two evenings. Woman's Christian Temperance Union, two even- ings. Voted at 2 o'clock to close the polls. Art. 11. To see if the town will Grote to brant license for the sale of intoxicating liquors, the check list to be zD used and ballots to read `b yes" or 66 No." The whole number of votes cast was 127. ; � Yes " 23 9 4, No " 104e Art. 34. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $200 for the purpose of puttin; Out fires outside of the fire district. Voted to raise and appropriate the s'am of $100 for the purchase of hand pumps for the purpose of extinguishing i 16 fires outside of the fire district; the distribution to be left in the hands of the Selectmen. r Art. '22. Voted to raiseand appropriate the sum of $125 for the purpose of extendin; the covered culvert froni near the Town House to Rumford River. Art. 23. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum of $200 for the purpose of fencing East Mansfield Common, Art. 24. Voted to accept the widening of North Main street, as laid out by the hiighway Commissioners and appropriate $2,000 to pay for the same. Arte. 25. Voted to indefinitely postpone said article. Art. 26. Voted to raise and appropriate the sum' of $400 for the purpose of refitting "3one or more rooms in No. 4 school -house for the use of primary schools. Art. 27. Voted to rescind the vote to hold $2,000 iia bonds, with which to re -build Chauncy street bride over Rumford River. a Voted that a committee of three be elected by nomin- ation to investigate and report to the town within one year the manner in which the money raised by the $40- 000 in bonds was used. ' The following persons were elected : I�. S. S auldinu W. A. Copeland, I', W. Spaulding. p Art. 28. Voted to take a sufficient amount `from the $2,O00 in bonds, veld by the town for the purpose of r - building Chauncy street bridge, and add to the amount of cash in the treasury from the sale of bonds, to make a sufficient amount to pay the notes held against the town by the estate of George Ware. Art. 29. Raised under article five. Art. 30. Voted to raise and .appropriate the sum of 50 for the purpose of improving East Mansfield Cemetery. y For Pound Deeper Albert L. Leonard. Voted that all ballots used at town meeting citizens' caucus be Maid for by the town.and tl Voted that the town instruct the Selectmen to call next Annual March meeting at 7 o'clock A. AT. t That the poll, be kept open for the election of to officers, and the yes " and c 6 No " vote on the of granting ,� question g license until 1 O'clock P. 1_r., and that the oche business of the meeting be taken zap at 1 o'clock P. Voted to dissolve the meeting. 1lri Attest CHARLES C. HAGLRTY, Town Clerk-, r f f r �r % WN CLERK'S REPORT. I IEGISTERED IST 'IA�SFIELD FOR THE NEAR THS DECE\IBER 31, 1898. ENDING " i�AIES OF PARENTS. DATE_ ..,.p'4'iE OF CHILD. _._---- - Walter H and Lelia A. Jan. 2 << 8 1 _------Freeman, 2 James Theodore Nelson, Robert F and Ida F. Leonard and Ella F. << << 11 3 Florence Ethel Eaton, Molloy, Daniel J. ancd Alice E. J. << 11 4 Ilelene Catherine 5 Mary Ana Dann,Wheaton John A. and Flora -M. 13 12, He'manBatteyHarrington 7 Clarence Elswarth Drew, ire 701 n J incl Christine << 18 William Robert Griswold, Geo ia and HelenIaI rue and �� << 20 << 20 S 12nyler Weston Wellman �illim C. and. Mary G. 3 10 Carlton Perry Fuller, Frederick �V. and Eliza Feb. C< 8 11 Harold XV'Mtney Day, Wright, J. John AI. and Elizabeth J. << 10 12 jIarshall'Robert 13 Esther�I�Lria Brandt, John and Amanda. Frederick and Line. << 14 << 19 14 Charles Valentine Ruston, Jolin and Carrie. << 19 15 McNeal, 16 Chester Deville Roberts, Neville and Emma. << 22 17 Still Born, 18 Howard Bennet Keith, HerbertL. and Annie H. " 26 �Ias; 2 19 Alice 1-Itilriel Balton, 20 Alice May Davenport, John and Sarah. iElarp E. 5 , 5 21 Ralph Byron Morse, Alfred I. and Frank and Jessie E. << :� << 7 22 Irvine Nathan Brooks, 23 Morton; Atwood, John ZI. and Addie F. B. <J Bessie 24 Florence Ann Gerry, Charles R. and Jessie James and Cy A- 12 25 , Howard Milton Watrons, 25 26 Veronica Cnrrivan, mtmie James and 1�Ia and Elizabeth 31. << 26 27 Converse Brown, James 28 Pardon Bertrand Leonard, Pardon T. and Dora E. Cora E. Apr. 7 l 29 Marshall Dix Darling, 30 Gladys Sherman Davol, Edward N. and Frederick H. and Grace B. M.<< 10 << 13 31 Walter William wheeler, � 1Vlarcus Al. and Addie Rembert C. and Plieebe C. 14 32 Corocdon Sp' es, 33 11.arion Winifred Holmes, Edgar M. and Augusta A. Effie B. << 23 RIti 2 34 George Linwood Hall, George W. and Joseph and Letitia. 44 7 3a Lura Alberta Pudsifer, 44 << 7 36 George' Raymond Pulsifer, Alexander and Alfonshie. <i 13 37 11Iary Langley, 13 38 Still Born, 39 Everett Alson Holton, Frank A. and Sophie 1t" 29 Joile 9 40 Iarguerite Ellen .Tack son, George and Katie. George L. and Florence E. E 2 41 Vehna Irene Hamilton, (3Vilman 1I. and p.0xaiina F. _ ---- 42 Lester Leon' Bim n^. 20 BIRTHS.—(Continued.) NAME Of CHILD. I NAMES OF PAgENTS. DATE, 43 `Yillia n Porter Hawkes, 44 Mary Phillis Garriepy Charles I�. and Jennie 111. 45 Lester' Sisson Buck, 46 Edward Ricllarcl Wynn, Edward and Josephine C. Abbott E. and Minnie C. July 1 Ecl`varcl R, ancltlnnie F. 47 Frederick Dexter Leonard, Gustavus F. 48 Helen Mae Whiting and Alice I1I. 1` " 2` 49 Allenl7ert Hall, 50 Marie Hortense 1lcPiay, David W. and-mary J, Jesse and Diary p J << 23 " 25 51 Nellie Letitia Halliday, 52 Elmira Whipple Rhind, 53 Gardner R. and Anna J. and W, and Nellie M. John � 27 A<4 5 Irma I+rances Collins, 54 Carlton Willis` Blaisdell, E. and Ida 111, Fred n Wad Norah G. 4 6` S' 55 Clara Elizabeth Flint, James A. and Date A. " 9 56 Elsie Card Sweet, 57 Nina May Jones Benjamin and Clara A, Enoch H. and Emma 17 �7 58 Marguerite Jackson M. Elmer E. and Lett ie E, << 17 59 John Irish 60 Francis Ambrose Sliney, Henry and 31, agg1e, William and lblary. << 24 24 61 Lillian Eliza Phillips, 62 Howard Matthew Bartholomew and Mary E Herbert and Emma L, Sept, 6 16 Wall, 63 Philip Francis Sheeh;tu, 64 Raymond Allen Bragdon, Thomas and Martha, Philip and Honora. " 28 Oct. 2 65 Arthur Elmer Davis, 66 Mary Marguerite Burke, Joshua S. and Adelaide P, Arthur E. and Burnetta. 44 << 11 20 67 Elizabeth Marie Collins, Andrew E, and A� 111. `' `'7 �1 65 _ Trees 69 Hazel Isadora Wilson, ones Clarence and Jennie Dl. John S. and Alice B. Nov. ` 2 70 Still Born, 71 Helen May Ladd George L. and Daisy Dl, 44 2 7 72 ---- IVlyers, 73 John Thomas Cotterill, William E. incl Almena.. Charles T. and Cassie 29 Dec 11 74' Illegitimate, M. Albert and Lizzie J. 46 12 75 44 (f 13 76 -- Shepard,14 77 William Edward blur h 78 Cora Murray, 1 y, Elsner M. and Maria L. John A, and Catherine " 14 " 14 79 Rose Sylvia, A. Paul and Ellen, " 17 " 22 Antonio F. and Barbara E. AIS9/. ug. 24 HE YEAR sE OF DEATH. LS1S. aicRheuma- n. attire Birth. B Insanity. monia. iris. dexy. dexy. .matisin & Val. of Valves of ngitis. [Heart. >lexy. umptian. ping of Braili. )ound Fracture Skull. 1 Shot Wound [lead. matism Affect- ' Heart. Vge. dInsufficiency Valves of art. - Bronchitis. .Accident. ippe and Rheu- dexy. [matism. isis. naitis. 26 June 4 Edward W. Powers, i � 8 1 Marasinus. 27,: " 5 Marshall D. Darling, 1 29MarasmLis. 28 y £ e A.. its .Albert R. Collins, 63 � _4 11 'Heart Disease. F , a 2� f � Nathaniel Davis, x p k. Vii. Sept. 5. George E. Shaw, 21 ' Catherine L. Nice, Mansfield. : Sept. 8. Richard Stevens. •S, GG F; Gold E' • olden, ��ansfie)d. 41 Sept. 15. MllialnFreeman 66 N,C IHN Antoinette l�Iorrell, 31 Sept. 28. David A. White, Ellen B. Kinsell, 48 Adaline Salley, " Pistol Shot Wound Oct. 4 Darr y A. Brigg,2 Taunton. Harriet L. GI' o T F 1',. Providence, L ,E r 5. Oct, Rana, i�r. �i fisher �TansfieId. • July 2 Edith G. Tweed 41 r �� Oct. 5 Y, DarWln E. 11,0billson << 33 May White Tallman 11"ansfield. 62 Oct. 15 Ernest A. Cabot Tiverton, R. Tuberculosis. C, n Cora (Conkli �'�ag`an, Alansnelcl. Thomas H. 4Wroe, Oct. �� 20• Louis C. ,Stearns, Dedham. 7 Ada. L. Benson, Mansfield, Aug. 8 Nov. 21.lil' nGls 11. Thon��son, Br]dgewater. 8 Lilllian (E'ratt Deed, Colrain, Nov. 23. Edward j, Sweet, .1VransfieW. Jennie 13. Geddes, Alansaeld. of Ankle, Cirrho- ,Nov. 23.Samuel Sheldon, Easton. Clara A. Moreau, Mansfield. Dec: 14.Cochituate. P• Warren Burt 36 81 , 'Vlary R Doty, 11ansfield. 3 Dec. 19. George B. Fisher, cc Alice H. Shaw, cc cc s HE YEAR sE OF DEATH. LS1S. aicRheuma- n. attire Birth. B Insanity. monia. iris. dexy. dexy. .matisin & Val. of Valves of ngitis. [Heart. >lexy. umptian. ping of Braili. )ound Fracture Skull. 1 Shot Wound [lead. matism Affect- ' Heart. Vge. dInsufficiency Valves of art. - Bronchitis. .Accident. ippe and Rheu- dexy. [matism. isis. naitis. 26 June 4 Edward W. Powers, � 8 1 Marasinus. 27,: " 5 Marshall D. Darling, 1 29MarasmLis. 28 �� -� 8 .Albert R. Collins, 63 � _4 11 'Heart Disease. 29 `t 17 Nathaniel Davis, 25 1 11 21 Alitral Insufficiency I Valves of Heart. 30 " 18 Charles S. Frost, 66 10 17 Heart Disease. 31 4C 25 Ellen B. Kinsell, 48 Pistol Shot Wound of Head. 32 July 2 Hendrick A. Olney, 41 1 19 Appendicitis - 33 4 Albert S. Shepard, 62 11 9 Tuberculosis. 34 18 Thomas H. 4Wroe, 22 6 7 Nephritis. 35 Aug. 8 Joseph H. Atkinson, 43 8 24 Tubercular Disease of Ankle, Cirrho- sis of Liver. 36 81 James J. Shufeldt, 31 3 25 R. R. Accident. q ,n 24 ` DEATHS, —(Con t1uned.DATE. � Zi !'NT Ni E. A ^T i CAUSE OF DEAT] MM'37 Aug., e A.aw bite, 38 aar �---- Y. nr. n. frx� ` Sep 2 Ed D Sh 39 3 Helene 42 1 2 Acute Mania. 43 3 fi 40 << C. iVlalloy, 8 Alice E. Gaffney, 41 < 3 Organic Brain j 7 22 Enteritis, 8 Howard E, Drake 42 `` 14 10 27 Gastro E [ea uteritis, �� � Cecelia F. Se �. 27 Brutcher, 43 1 William B. Po 44 Oct. 10 12 13 Marasmus, �' Tuberculosis. x 7 Charles 1lI. Degneson 45 << Emma B. Philli 52 1 27 Consumption. 76 8 28 Embolism, t e E z �s' 46 8 Mar 1 47 << 12 Marcus S. Carpenter, 48 No` 9 Cora N. Willis, 25 76 1 14 Septicemia. 9 4-Wlitral Sten ---Treen, 49 << 16 b 22 Hydroce 1halis, J x ���. B 50 9 Bertha L. Allen 51 Dec. Mary C Bird, ' 1 us. 28 4 1 Premature Biath. 21 Tuberculosis. ` 8 Mabel DI, Bartlett Henry 82 10 23 Exhaustion of Ol. 4 16 of ' � 53 13 Frank W, TVh cal, 14 Wheeler, 44 pa , [Ag( Paresis, ,'� Jennie Collins, 5� 14 Afabel G, Bro1vn 56 " 21 10 3G 1 Tuberculosis. IVleninoitis t , 17 Illeq 57 1nlate, 18 John E. 1 22 Tuber- Marasmus. [colo, 58 Sanborn, 26 Mary Lynch, 84 ` 23 Old Age. I rE i 83 Pneumonia,. F' I, F' k� 4 f�i E H E s bra, t t� tf ri f t V t l HN 26 FM y, 5 ALFRED B. DAY, Collector for 189 4. I Ji t To balance uncollected, 1 $10 F C f l f � � If -Cr.- By IO paid Treasurer, I Taxes abated, $77 43 27 00 r --- $104 JACOB A. BLAxE, Collector for 1895. • I —Dr.-- h zI'€ To balance uncollected, $329 —Cr.— By cash paid Treasurer, �f Balance uncollected, $100 00 229 24 $329 2 JOSEPH W. LEONARD, Collector for 1896. —Dr.— To balance uncollected, $1,723 71' —Cr.— By cash paid Treasurer, Taxes abated, $700 700 Balance uncollected, 61 79 9 .961 92 $1,723 71 4,937 50 8. 2,368 49 2,368 49 t v 'Fl_ c ri 28 t 00 r Af 00 f 3,000 '00 7 t % r A47SLiSSV'1\�'- e l REPoT. i fill, 500 00, 41, 50 00 axe E{ rifjft ,Zea VALxA TT�,�yT I estate, f - 400 00 ersona.l 8 � 050 GO f 1r 35 0 223, �� battle, i tand 150-00 iI 1 t`' ' 500 09294 t .Q ' Ta Ta -,,c rate per X1,000, 00 �tcarator, X21 .00. 00 r � 1,800 00 f tr'I TAX ,S T-4 T-�'NEXT. 00 Judgment recovered against the town in Assessed on t real estate, 00 `,€fr personal estate GL X35 Maintenance (if Public Library, 998 polls, 00 Enforcement' of Liquor' Law, 300 00 f r 1,500 ,996 Street LiAtincr t1tnber off' d X42,368 t vveIlings, LG 00 horses, LL S f f1l cows, r� ft caul G G e other than cows 1 swine Ir�j{ fowls, I sheep 4 5,74 acres Of land taxed, 11 29( i� f f, F i v ZI rh'.. l r rl Ie c f c 18 JB.' ,,400 00 700 00 f 3,000 '00 300 00 350 00 500 00, 50 00 2,500 40 10,0€ 0 oa - 400 00 660 00 � 050 GO r 35 0 Oo �� battle, i tand 150-00 and orrirn, receipts and 500 00 tiers, 1,400 00 �tcarator, 10 00 Discount on 1.807 Taxes, 1,800 00 Registrars and Election Officers, 150 00 Judgment recovered against the town in the case of Henry E. Bessom, 1,000 00 Decoration of Soldiers' Graves, 100 00 Maintenance (if Public Library, 350 00 Enforcement' of Liquor' Law, 300 00 Mansfield Nater Supply DistHct, 1,500 00 Street LiAtincr 1,700 00 Celehrat;,on of July 4th, 100 00 ima F11 f�J II i 1011 Interest on l;onds Fires Outside of Fire Jr "IFSgt#� Ustric t Purchasing Haid Pumps fhhSala €� F`encpha East 112ansfield N_, , s CoInrJon Widening North '', �t� lain street, .Refitting rooill ' a lll No. Iinprovin� 4 School -house, i I"�, g East Mansfield Ce County Tax Drinking meter3�, fountains, 1 t yl�tr � g Extendin Covered z( Culvert near Torun � House b to Rumford Hi Highway c3 Deficiency, .Aver, r ,r',I` � rt xit.f WT II i 1011 Interest on l;onds ti alr of D. S. Spaulding for 1 5S fhhSala €� I897 Deficrency on Court 5,13 29 ��1: _ E �# �1E" Fees, I897, cs 20 ' Miscellaneous, I State: Tax 8 9 7, o41 25 00 County Tax 43 1 t yl�tr 9 Sanl rs�g Fu nd, "l 154 40 Hi Highway c3 Deficiency, X38 08 X00 r ,r',I` �s c0�'�retlnb', Overlay, L WT I. Granville Carrie, keeper 153 of jail, fines, 15 00 (�56 E t Mansfield Co-operative Bank, $421 68 t(f 89000 00 {{ 13. {{ Elijah Alen, account of Jas. u k l r �w �kU x,18$, 5,13 29 ��n- ccount of r 1 97 67 �o Onittee, tuition 16 51 r� �r�f Can on, 25 00 Co., gas burner, 50 of Boston, account of Thus. Prior, 154 40 Cries E. Bassett, }peddler's °license, 10 00 First District Court, fines, 20 00 I. Granville Carrie, keeper of jail, fines, 15 00 { 7. {{ School Committee, tuition, 15 00 Mansfield Co-operative Bank, on nota, 89000 00 {{ 13. {{ Elijah Alen, account of Jas. E. Allen, 41 79 {: 21. {{ Sale of three bonds, Numbers 77, 78, 79, 1,52-0 50 {' 23. { { Fred Horton, peddler's license, 10 00 c c 30. { { G. Bentley Ware, guardian, in full for board of Geo. W,,ire at hospital, 16 78 2' U if 32 E aY 4. 'From �6f 4. Georgi. rlta�tia�, on note �, Josephine E. 9 2, H3. Austin oti note H U,� NIP �artche ', , Been es, F 3, Q{ Skinner D. E , T. Ii. Skinaler, f i 24. J. Henry Cla,_),), Fran ! 'f June k J. Fvans t : 1. GG 011 note - eecttneta 2 k f}[rf Sl , acct. ,00Uf 1�Tansfield .Dorton ' �� ( S�ti' t �� ,� G G Co� eet ailway Joh 1 y9 '`nianfr 4. GG � � � ` n R. Halliday, �aaction�er', R f, ` GG ?. license r K it it 6 G "w State la al � , It t of It1s,e na�arnals, 1, ctor of r Rent of 111 July C. �irst Dfl9triet Co 1 r ' 18• G6 ®Lta't, fines 1f r I?' S°)araldii� l0 tUi' b aClnlanlstra- l of estate of Geo F. ()i, note, ' Elijah 2, 000 1�;len, acct. of Janjes ��F G6 F• Allen, li030. G G Clil)per Lfp <a baa l��' ti 42 2 1 � (l rebate, �o �a C. 9 rrr Ang. GG }, D• �'• SI3a�aldin, ad 9 3) �r z tor u�auistra_ i, : of estate of Aaastin Geo. F, 10. 9 Ua] Dote `` Interest fa oni 2, 000 00 . American Lagan ' 7 & Tj ctst Co. 6 6 21. 6 G Mansfield .-.. 4. 9 72 t` c� 2 Easton �. �ail, .a Street Y Co., l;tnd da�, IJ; � a _ Sept. 10. yes, 14 State, lecomit of S(.1100 00 herinteil,lc�z;r, Su- r GG �. 6G 1 Sc11001 Cr)tP",rittee 500 00 t�aitiot�, 3 ,� �0 ion tax, 542 51 IBank tax, 328 JO Aid, 26 50 1. 1,011 00 r use, 2 CO 3 50 Viper r 50 00 0 1 i 30 00 10 00 2 71 1 00 tion - 2 00 % tioneer's 2 00 account o les, 20 00 e, accottnt of - 42 71 ion tax, 542 51 IBank tax, 328 JO Aid, 26 50 1. 1,011 00 34 t, ;Tari. 18. From ,roan 56 2,299 of Easton, American Load Tr tt 66 ust Co., interest x s 19. G L Town of Cheshire , 6 i , account of Israel Horton f 19. 66 11, EIijahAl 1F 6 6 account of Jab. E. Allen Allen, {" ? 20. 6 6 A. L. Leonard 4: , Superintend - V , 1h ` IN1 66 24. 66 eii << t Almshouse School g Committee, <� 1� 24. 66 tuition • County €� A' I�`j f of Bristol 3 Dom account of Fund, E E O 6 25. 6 6 2'j Abel Drew 972 Jt,�[ , cash refunded to town ri 25. 25. 66 S 66 down of Canton, i}.ii 66 2b. T 66 ow of Holbrook 1 1 t`� Stare 12 ,account of nate ! ()s ? 66 2V. 26. p pan- 1 ,ers 66 State, 9 burialf �' ""�2 C 66 State, PRIPers, 6 30, 66 , Alass. School Fund45 + , 294. -CI pauld,Eg, road �' �.i 7 Vll in_ ulissio F. T3ardon239 , account of ` e 2 r if 6: 31. 6 6 1• flardon, D. S. ( Spauldin' 73 41 adminisx �iifi �? ra- for of estate of George F. Atistln i 66 3t. 66 mote, 13000 00 Town flall, for the ; municipal year66, 1$ L. Leonard, 280 50 slaperintelid- ent �f Almshouse. A R _ � 2 ay, Collector for 9 65 1892, '93 and '949 98 29 0 0 )0 )0 31 iterest . $2,147 56 2,299 31 666 30 575 '43 198 49 1,159 00 tJ� tG11a1n/ua v . v,J -- 13 00 account see report of x-rs) ® Centre District, snow bills) ;East Dis- rest District, $712.99 (includes snow bills), 5,433 25 Schools (for itemized account see report of Scbool Committee), 13,260 04 Town Officers, 1,567 64 Town House and Common, 611 11 Public Library, 350 00 Printing, 324 27 �f k 1i�F7 p HUMMtf 3# tt 3 6 i TlfauS6eld Nater SLI' Dista Decoration off' ct, Soldiers Graves f Cerra 5 .Street Lighting'MM 9 C "JUH11111 Fourth of o 1 July €' Jul 3 Celebration 1,53 Court Fees No. ` 4 �School-house,11' � repair,, 64 -Afiscellaneous , ,ort (for items see Select 4I X�€� �, Illen S Re- nspector of Animal 532 S tai a Tax 9 118 County Tax 1ns1irance, �OG5 f Notes, 3, 636 `# € Ialterest 57' € IN 23,500 P�€ Sinking, Func], y 530 lntei•n � � f = ational Trust f��;: Bonds, Co., Boston, Interest on` 600 'E palilding' Road Con��nisSi 1,560 p 16,9'x, over, ,Salary �_ r - I To Ivil rd Wifl`. 1''�tii�tang �choot B 200 01 uildinc, 409 41( €' ,`�lanSdeld Fire District, for �� 464 i District, fic€s outside of 4 Bessoix, V8. Town of Alansflelcl 400 Op' TWO Drinl�in ''' East 1'our�tams, 997 50 r€ Id Cemetery, 342 56' €r;11Foi'Cement of LiC�il(� h Rem, or I,ajv, er?v 0()i stration, 356 44 Ca� i n `� ,� f�k� s1' rea�ury January 31, 1699 132 50 921 54 $69,734 31 C. CTIARLFS C HAGF,RTY of '' 11`FIVI,Dy y 31 Januar Treayzt °er. January , 1&99. l t �r l c l Y r� $1,530 OQ 236 00 ' 37 50 37 50 f 67 50 Bnk: 160 00 $2,113 50 �n -American 77 45 $2,041 05 j TOWN NOTES. January 31, 1899. otes are owing as follows: Evans for Temporary Loan. $2,000 00 Spaulding, Administrator of Estate of George F. Austin, for Temporary Loan, 1,000 00 Is Issued, 39,500 00 of above Notes are payable from Taxes of 1898. 00 UW 40 f ��11V qhlq'�`1� set of measures, z"I cart harness,1 2 harnesses E II[ 1 new harness ` " t 20 � 2 horse blankets, 1 „ , 1 two bushel basket f: 2 halters , 2 _j1. . `,<<;€ ' �jE { , �Will I feed basket, 1 1 hay cutter, 1 i I horse rake, r r;, 4 log chains, 18 € 4 stake chains 4 1, 9 1'single-tree, I :; I spade, If UI 2 scoop shovels, I F � 5 manure forks, 4 I iron bar, 2 5 1 spirit level, 1 0 1 pick, ;t 2 01 7 plows, I 0( I cultivator, 28 0 P� I double -tree, 6 00 , 4- ladders, 3 OQ 1 grub hoe, 8 00 .1 ditch hoe, 1 25. -3 potato dia�,va e1's, 1 76 2 muck hooks, 1 50 2 harrows, 1 00, 2 wheelbarrows, 12 00' 11 pike poles, 4 00 3 gravel screens, 3 00' 1 sleigh, 21 QO 1 horse cart, 8 00, 30 00, 8 00 2 50 1 2`5 1 00 10 00 5 00 r 1 00 50 60 '77 50 .and brush, +ols, 3 00 i g f ndled shovels, 2 25 -horse sled, 12 00 f ren rakes, 1 50 -1 &ni, boiler, 14 00 'd boxes, 75 r s hook, 25 1(tRQI raps, 2 50 2' pincers and wrenches,. 2 00 wedges, 75 11 cattle ties, 00 17 shovels, 6 80 4 hoes, 1 00 5 hay a akes, 1 25 7 snaths, 3 00 7 hay forks, 2 50, 10 axes, 3 50 Lumber, 1 20, 3 ice �kicis, 4 00, 2 carpenter's horses,. 50 13 wood saws, 7 5G F f r �f s is t s r 1 00 tx ;t 2 0'0 H HNt ,:I��J: 42 2 00 fl l 1 00 2 00 1 pair rubber gloves, 1 5:0 z� l,a ` ,I,35 . 14op handles, [ 4 clocks, ry 36 00 l 3 pails, 2 00 1 bed pan, 2 00 � nkets, 2 arm chairs, 15 OO 5 rocking chairs, 5� 50 o cases, cradle ifs 2 invalid chairs, I 6 platters, + �ttressc�s; g 00 3 pitchers, 25 �I,�`` gash bowl and pitcher, '3dish paus, 6 goblets, 3 00 1 bushels beams, 10 tumblers, 5 c i beets, } 28 plates, 1 50 !f E 20 cups and saucers, 1 , 4 bowls, 1 Flour, Jarsand dishes, 14 gals. kerosene, 1 00 Sieve, 20 . 3 'dinner kettles, 6 stone jars, 2 i; 1 steamer, 2 f"£ 2 dust pans and brushes, 18 spoons, `f 3 tea-pots, 1 3 jugs 7 pails, 6 coal -hods, 1 25 tin dippers, 1 12 bread tins, 1 5 lamps, E 4 mirrors, -2 x Sad irons, 5 C 10 r 1 00 2 0'0 1 50 2 00 1 00 2 00 1 5:0 �r GO OO 16 00 _ pTters, v ry 36 00 l 16 00 2 00 2 00 � nkets, 20 00 15 OO 5� 50 o cases, a 00 3 OO 4 00 + �ttressc�s; g 00 25 =:brooms, 1 00 '3dish paus, 1 bbl, apples, 3 00 1 bushels beams, 3 �5 5 c i beets, 3 50 6 lbs. butter, 1 50 1 bbl. crackers, 2 50 1 can clams, 10 5 lbs. cod fish, 35 Flour, 5 00 14 gals. kerosene, 1 00 1 box salt, 20 . r�. Ul r 25 €t 4�` €UHH N€f`((((tfjr (�al ((6 45 00 tf ➢ ((t�� i 44 50 gather pillows, 165 lbs. hares and shoulders, 0:00 ------------------ 2 lbs. gingers 1 00 hairs, 30 tons ice s 3 =00 fill 'iifr. i`j`f 52 fow!s, 3(1 pders, 5fl0 lbs. pork, 26 pee ? 1 1b: pepper, 4a s, Molasses and cask, 25 0-0 ei 3 busbels rye, 2 6 80 Ibs. lard, � 2 2 lbs. tea, 2 tray, 2 1W. saleratus, 50 tEf, 75 bars soa p� 2 00 � , 5 blishelS turnips, 3 (�� in table, 2 lbs. sugar, 2 5i i 48 gals. vinegar, 13-00 -inguisher, Ilan of town faun, y r r. 7 bushels.ashes, 10 01 balances, 70 empty bbis. 1 7 4 pork bbls. 7 0( ineous tin ware, 4 vinegar bbls. 2 0 2 lard tierces, 4 0 r 1 soap "tub, 1 0C 1 dry sink, 50 j 100 clothes ' 50 .:t pins, 4 boxes, 15 2 rater buckets, 5Q' 117ash bench, 1 00' 1 ice chest, 1 50' 1 refri(yerator, 6 00' 5 screen doors, 6 00 1 meat cutter, 5 00' 1 meat press, 3 00 15 window screens, 2 25 6 00 irtains, r 25 lambers, 45 00 nives and forks, 50 gather pillows, 15 0:00 ------------------ 5 1 00 hairs, 7 3 =00 :)wets, 4 _50 pders, 1 20 00 pee ? i® 00 s, 05 25 0-0 ei .30.12 1 00 $2,280 1 00 1 04 tray, 50 2 00 i stove, 8 00 in table, 13-00 -inguisher, 4 00 20 balances, - 2 00 ineous tin ware, 4 00 5 000 irtains, 2 25 lambers, 1 00 nives and forks, gather pillows, 15 .50 dreads, 5 00 hairs, 7 50 :)wets, 4 _50 pders, 1 50 00 1l cans, .0- gallon oil can,zn 05 10 3 receivable, a in hands of Superintendent of Almshouse, .30.12 $2,280 67 � 2 f 1L'. May 2Y' pairing E CO. 1893: - ... - Jane 15 , 1 30-gal. farmer 001,ler, • UR y JAMES R. COBB. 1893. July 23• One mowing machine- achineHENRY HENRYL. STEARNS. 1898. Aug. 5. Building chimney and plastering, p stering,1898. I A. L. LEONARD. E�_t_' Apr. 18. SalarY� '1 July 2. << $10( Oct. 7. < < 10( Jan. 7. << 10( 10( $100 H01IlER N. CHASE. ISM urs"T stock, r4� x 48 (j#,,Y 6 W tx is PVBI. TINGLE Y �' lhl it, � fj, J,, 1Rss. June `24. Painting Paintingvarnishing and � �& H. PH `, rep airino, Wagon ,1 20 �rI 30 1898. A. A. SOUTH �y l�_rC f. k 28 61 kj i7 �NX f s i �� r� :1 -!kt��F�l i1 IHhNIhS Jane 4, 3 i, p asp pans peaches, 30 5U j;,� X13 pans apples, I�, SPICER2 STOVE cans peaches, 30 5 1893. CO. 2 erns firms, HP `C lj'fr: r June 15:, 1 `' _�(} �0 mal. farmer boiler, � � � lbs. fresh pork, 1 00 r, $14 >2 becks of onions, 30 ''Beef, 55 ` ,TA-j[ 1 . COCOBE..: 2.. 18 lbs. him, 1 G2 iI I{ ,' �� �� III f0llkl,July 1893. 23. One mowing 1, 7 . - $. '1 3-4 lbs. steak, 1 28 16 machine; = 28. 10 lbs, fresh pork, 3, 5 23. 2 1-2 lbs. sausages, 20 ' lass. HENRY L. STEtRNS piil 1. 1 1-2 lbs. sausages, 15 1, 15 lbs. rump beef, 2 16. ta Aug- 5• Building chimney and ]aster' p ins, �� I. 2 5-16 lbs. steak, 37 12 35 18. 35-8 lbs. fresh pork, 44 2-5. '1 3-4 lbs. steak, 32 , A. L. LEONARD. GG 25. Bot. wintergreen, 15 Apr. 18• Salary, 25: 2 lbs. steak, 36 ' July 2• $100 Go- << 29. Steak, 43 „ Oct. 7, << 100 00 30. Malt. milk, 85 , Jail. 100 00 May 2. Steak, 53 10000 .� 2. Steak, - 32 ----- 2. Can peaches, 15 $400 00 4. Malt. milk, 85 HOJJER N. CHASE. G. `� 85 itrwry stock ' << 11. << << 85 June 17. R. leaf, 2 ('a 2� MEMMMUM 51 $0 15 t4 50, t$ June 17. Steak, v'> 21. Pickles MU 21. 13 1-2 lbs. r. beef. NM 21. 6 G' Jul r as ` NO! ,! �1 J. Turnip seed, � . 19141b s. beef, 3eef, 19.4 1-2 lbs, steak, san salmon, 23. 17 1-2 lbs. beef, lbs. beef, 23. Steak, { 27. 11 1-2 lbs. "Fresh pil 27. pork, • Mi . < < 27. Tripe, ? Ali°"• 3. Peppermints calls' shrimp, 3• 2 cans shrimp, - €" 3• 1 Cali lobster, 4 ounces nutmeg THOJIA8 J. FOX 12. 7 5-8 lbs. fresh pork, 12. 8 1-2 lbs. corn beef, 12. Mustard, �f 22. 4 1-4 lbs. steak, 3 5 << 22. 3lb,s. sausage, 3 pairs mittens, 22. Bananas, 50 22. Fresh pork, 7. " 28. 5 1-4 lbs. steak, 4 28. 3 lbs. fresh 41 pork, 28. 6 lbs. C. beef, " 28. Peaches, Oct. 4. 2 1-4 lbs. steak, " 25. Sausage, $5 28. Pork steak, " 4•- Grapes, 2� 51 $0 15 :. 1898. x Apr. 22. 48 G 21 v'> 43 beak; 10 peso 15 grapes. 18 '. cheese, 3v 3anahas, 10 3eef, 20 san salmon, 04 36 lbs. beef, 1 20 _5 ► 1-2 lbs. beef, 49 1 lbs. 'beef, 1 08 << << 73 ? 4 20luck, calls' shrimp, 2 5 $43 92 2� LEONARD. :. 1898. x Apr. 22. �'1�'hite-washing, G 40 v'> 20 3W R. F. GIFFORD, 04 36 8s8. Dec. 2. Coal, $30 00 "- 8 6A"- 25 25 THOJIA8 J. FOX 45 3 5 M8. Dec. 1. 3 pairs mittens, $1 50 486 7. Pants and vest, 4 00 41 $5 50 $11 '90 d ,, 53 A 7N210N ALMS -HOUSE. $20 00 T,LBRIDGE G. SHERMAN. ii for Mrs. Jennie Collins, $16 00 se at funeral, 3 00- E. Hunt, funeral services, 5 00 $24 00 $2 56, �1[ 11ttr((rtr�i�jj(jj S. B. JA COBS. E h. 2. t $0 39 5 x� 5 2 1 coat, fit 00- 17� GEO. F. LEA VITT. 1898. 1 �� <€. Feb. 15. 45 yards ging lam 1 b b 7 17. x i, ; 15. 10 rolls cotton,' 39, Mar. 15.2 balls cotton 1 coat, 1 16. 15 yards crash Apr. , 16. 10 yards gingham (( C 16. 1 remnant gingham 16. 6. ,f 4 yards crash, 50, � I,ff. cc 16. -9yards crash 1 pair overalls, .Tai•. 3. 2 undervests, May � r �x 14. 2 curtain fixtures 1 50 June 14. 40 yards crash 6. 2 shirts, 20. cheese cloth, 3 � N � 20. Rep. curtain, 1 hat, 25 `a ;F $13 j 01 i FLINT 189. Jan. 10. 146 ft. plank, �t 1896. Apr. p 6. Lot of slabs, $2 6 " 6• Load of slabs, 4 5 May 2 .1. Rye straw, 3 iW June 4. 1-2 cord pine wood, 5( July 25. 70 ft. boards, common fence, 1897. 6� Oct. 1-2 cord slabs, 1 1898. Ja Il . 1-2 cord slabs, 7 5 $11 '90 d ,, 53 A 7N210N ALMS -HOUSE. $20 00 T,LBRIDGE G. SHERMAN. ii for Mrs. Jennie Collins, $16 00 se at funeral, 3 00- E. Hunt, funeral services, 5 00 $24 00 $2 56, S. B. JA COBS. E h. 2. 2 pairs gloves, $0 39 c 17. 1 coat, 2 00- 17� 1 vest, 1 50 �c 17. 1 cap, 39, Mar. 1. 1 coat, 1 00 Apr. 6. 1 pair pants, 95 c c 6. 1 shirt, 50, 6. 1 pair overalls, 50 6. 1 pair drawers, 50 June 6. 2 shirts, 1 00 ' 6. 1 hat, 25 $9 01 i .� 54 � Fk INUM A. 1898.. t Apr•4. Weighing hn aly F ��, 5• << 660 (Yap+�f3� f 6 G G. 6 6 6 6 fl Pfl }} 8 66 . FMay. k 12. 1 cask lime � � k 19. 25 lbs. cement, 2 JI p 19. Cask lime C a ,'Ij;?< 66 19. 1 bush. fair 1 2 June 9. Weighino,, 2 22. < < 2� 1111q:' r `` 24. < < F Jul Fif xk{ F 3 {t!f $4 1C 1898. 0. P. C00-ff. Feb. 1 2 . 5 `.papers needles, _ iVIar. 15. Darning needle,0 10 $iJune 14. 2 yards elastic, 03 July 12. 1 pair boots, 12 12. 2 shirts, 1 50 11 . 12. l pair overalls, 1 00�, . 6 6 12. Half hose, �0 6 6 16. 2 pairs boots, 25 26 • 7 pairs hose, 3 00 << 26. 10 pairs laces, 1 75 Oct. 25,1 pair boots, 25 Nov. 8. 4 pairs hose, 1 50 h 8. 2 shirts, 1 40 8 • 1 yard elastic, 1 00 8. 1 paper needles, 06 05 1 1 • 30. 30. 25. 15. 13. 12. 14. 66 Shoulder, Steak, F. pork, Steak, F. pork, Steak, 66 F. Shin, Beef, F. pork, 40 1 0 0 1 28 55 1 20 70 62 89 27 85, 70 28 1 75 1 25 R 56 ri [PI 1899.I�tiat ,t + Jan. 2. Beef, fi G G 2. Shin i G 24. Steak, 1YP Y JH, Nd �NON rf�l�f' GEO. E. HODGES.1898. Apr. I.S. Alcohol Sept. J. Plaster and alcohol, 1lw �Oct. 28. Lactated food, Nov. 3.- Rhubarb, GG I 21. Alcohol and nipple, 26. Castoria and nipple, Dec. 20. Nursing fixtures, 26. Nipples, G G 26. Dr's. prescription, 26. Camphorated oil, G G 26. Plaster, 1899. Jan. 26. Alcohol, r fr 161A1VSFIELDr"L UjjBER Co. 1898. Feb. 17. 68 ft. spruceboards, GG 17. 10 ft. GG: 17. 75 ft: G G Mar. 31. 52 ft. G G G G 31. 7 ft. 1 Oct. 25. 2 bundles, laths. Nov. 14. 56 ft. spruce, 1 � p l r 57 hens. boards, $1 50 sprrkce, 2 14 I f0 28 I FRANKL SITER1t AN. 2 packages buckwheat, $0 4 44 ��d 17 lbs. saleratus, 85 15 Ibs. cream tartar, 40 1 U. 2 bbls. ftonr, 13 50 0. 344 lbs. sugar, 1-9 26 0. 22 lbs. tea, 7 70 10. 5 lbs. coffee, 75 10. 1 1-2 lbs.: coffee, 53 10. 3 lbs raisins, 25 1 Gs 12 brooms, 2 00 10. 1 gross benches snatches, 68 10. 10 lbs. ginger, 1.60 �s 10. 3 lbs.. tea, 1 50 10. 3 packages gold dust, 60 10. 4 pounds coffee, 6_0 dG 10. Li, GG 25 G G 10. 2 cream tartar, _ 70 GG 10. 10 GG cal soda, 2I'D - GG 10. 13 ±'° sugar, 1 00 GG 10. 6 tis saleratus, 36 G G 10. 1-2 G G ginger 15 G G 10. 1 box soap, 3 50 G G 10. 1 box salt, 18m G G` 10. 6 clams, 50 G G 10. 4 cans cocoa, 1 00 G G 10. 1 package cocoanut, 18 tG 10. 1-2 pound chocolate, 18 G G 10. 1 basket grapes, 15 I"I1'; 58 NO �',; - Nov. 10. 7 bounds rolled oats 10. 12 cans too matoes, � GG Intl 10. 6 tobacco, xIE I,M10. 1 I � � coffee, '`" 10. 8 lbs. cream tartar, 14s tr 2 IIIt : GG 10. 5 lbs. ginger, 10. 17 lbs. tea, 10 I RM it 6 8 I fli�lf $ 74jjv 6 r G. P. _LEA FITT. 1898. VMV �.` Apr. 11. Bread, S $0- UP 0 ` G G 23. G G a 25. 48 lbs. crackers. 25 I 3 12 25. Bread, 28 30. 24 lbs. crackers, d, is x1fay 2. Bread, 1 56 , 50: I;; 25 f�� 11. ;Crackers, I G G 14. Bread, 2 53 14. Milk cookies, 50 ' 18. Bread, 50 6 50 G G 23. Crackers, 4 25 28. B read, June 1. Bread, 35' H4. 100 lbs. crackers, 50 1= G G 6. Bread, 6 50 G G 11. Bread, - 25 I 50 15. 50 crackers, G 18. Bread, 3 25 20. Bread, 50 30 July 1. Crackers, 3 25 GC 1. GG 3 55 • 3 $0 50 50 50 50 crackers, 3 25 Bread, 50 50 I �E 25 �G 35 Crackers, 1 20 Bread, 50 �� GG 25 7 " 25 28. " 25 �2. Crackers, 25 l5. Bread, 50 17. Crackers, 50 20. Crackers, 1 13 28. 55 31. _ " 38 2. 45lbs. crackers, 2 48 7 Bread, 25 G lz. 25 14.. G G 25 19. -GG 50 23. " 50 26. GG 17 1. 45 lbs. crackers, 2 48 4.. Bread, 2.5 8 ' G 50 10 " 25 l2 " 25 20. " 27 $54 75 1 1 ` 6. Beef, 1 ` 6. Pork, 1 U - r gll f�I i j 1#3 60 '{. 1898. FRANK A SKINNEI?. 1 Mar. 4. Pork, 4. Sausage, 4. Steak, 4. Pork, 4. Liver, F'f " 4. Steak, ji " 18. F'. pork, Apr. 5. Liver, 5. Tripe, " 5. Beef, • �frl 8. Steak, �r �trx, 8. Pork, �: GG 8. GL 15. Steak, l 6 ` 15. Beef, 15. Liver_, I 15. Steak, { ` 19. 2 lbs. F. Soup. 4s 22. 4 << steak, < 22. Fork, b` 22. Sausage, a ` 26. Steak, 6 ` 26. Beef, 29. Steak, " 29. Pork and lamb, " 29. Steak, May 3. < < " 3. Pork, " 3. Sausage, 1 1 ` 6. Beef, 1 ` 6. Pork, 1 L" - r / s r 62 NU: July 1. Steak, } 8. Beef, t f< r� " 8. Steak, . << 12. << G ` 12. Filling hogs, 15. Steak 15. Sausage, `G 15. Beef, f �t 19. 6 19. Steak,' `G 19. Veal 145 Aug. 2. Pork, 2. Steak, " 5. Ham, 1c 66 12. Veal, 1 " 16. Steak, " 16. Tripe, 19. Steak, 19. Pork, " 19. Beef, G G 23. Sausage,. 23. Steak, G G 23. Ham, G G 26. Steak, 1 ` 26. Veal, 1 6 G 30. Ham, 1 7 " .30. Veal and steak, 1 0 30. Tripe, 41 Sept. 2. Pork, 1 6; " 6. Steak, 1 1 � 9. Shoulder, 1 71, G ` 13. 4 lbs. steak, 771 `G 13. Pork, - r / s r 63 80 63 �rrk Beef. - 1 73''jj ,r" �Y � 'Pork 51 „ ` Steak 1 19 Sausage 20 Pork 69 11. Steak 56 4. Pork 1 85 145 14. Beef 14. " 44 Steak 75 1c 6 18. fork 7.8 1 21. 6 71 r 66 21. SLealr 74 f 66 21. Sausage 77 21. Beef 1.-68 6 25. Pork 65 25. ' Steak 36 G 28. 54 G 29. Pork 1 " Nov. 1. 7 lbs. pork � 85 1 66 , 1. 3 1-2 lbs. Steak 63 1 66 4. 6 lbs. steak 1 1-3 1 7 <44. 9 1-2 lbs. pork 1 14 1 0 69 4. 3 3-4 46 - 4-5� 41 6 6 5. 3 5-8 lbs. steak 73 1 6; 44 8. 3 3-4 11 68 1 1 � 49 g. 7 pork &sausage 87 1 71, 69 11. 7 3-4 rump steak 1-48 771 66 11. 18 R. beef 1 85 8 64 11. 2 3-4 lbs. pork. 33 64 Nov. 11. Pork 0 15. 3 7-8 steak 6` 18 3 3-4 GG " 18. 11 1-4 pork 1 18. 17 1-2 C. beef 1 0 f G 6 22. 22. 4 3-4 steak ( ' Turkey kf: 29. 5 steak Oi f(Ir; ff G G 29. Lamb, .�r. tj - SG 29. 6 pork - t 29. 3 sausage 7i 3( !,(i Dee. 2. 17 1-4 pork r� 7i f • ` 6 . 3 3-4 steak ; 7 3-4 pork 7f6. 8F „� GG 2. 2 steak 5 20. 5 lbs. pork 23. Steak 5C e6' 24. 6 lbs. pork 63 U G G 24. Turkey 1899. 4 03 Jan. 24. 20 lbs. R. beef GG 27. 22 C. beef 2 00 1 54 $152 34 J. CONROD. 1898. Xafn. 1. 4 shoes sharpened, 0 90 GG 20. 4 Gc 90 Mar. 6, 2 shoes Gt 11. 6 bolts, �3 ®G 28. 2 shoes, 36 6663 31. Repairing ice tong s9 .fpr. 14. 4 shoes, - 30 1 25 1. 4 1 25 20. Shoeillb, 90 20.Repair wagon, 50 $26 17 A!kkk'I ; kl€kl [ 66 `[k isss: C H. BILLINGS. k Feb. 3. 3 bottles castoria, Ikt ; ( 6 G 3. B. burner , i{;l� lfl 3. 4 lbs. cheese, 38 3. 12 lbs. coffee, I�l41F C G 7. Gold dust, 7. 6 tobacco, 00 7. Sugar, ar 7. 5 gallons oil, ;;avena, f 7. Bag `meal, 50 9. Apples, 9. 6 cans clams, �:- mackerel, 9. 3 lbs. crackers, `x 9. 2 quarts pickles, lig G 6 9. Jar mustard, 2 2 lbs. D. peaches; G 6 9. Ball meal, jtI " 14. Sugar, �t�(k 14. Cheese 23. 2 brooms, 14. Paper, 50 14. 2 pitchers, 6 6 14. Plates, 6 28. 6 cern, G G 14. , 2 bags oats ` 17. 5 gallons oil, 1 17. 6 cups and saucers, rcb 3. Su aar, 17. 6 tobacco, 00 " 17. 1-4 gross matches, " 17. 12 lbs. coffee, GG 3. lbs. oyster crackers, " 21. 2 lbs, salmon steak, 25 " 21. 6 A. chimneys, 1 " 21. Lantern, 6 6 3. 6tobacco, 21. Tobacco, 60 " 21. Cheese, 4 67 beans, 0 38 ual11 ts cranberries, 30 1 00 w 40 ;;avena, f 50 ::tobacco, �:- mackerel, 50 2 5 gallons oil, 45 2 2 lbs. D. peaches; 24 c 28. 2 cans, apples, 50 23. 2 brooms, 50 28. Bag meal, 85 6 28. 6 cern, 90 6: 28. 14 tins, 1 04 rcb 3. Su aar, 1 00 6 G 2 lbs. D. peaches, 24 GG 3. lbs. oyster crackers, 25 6G 3, 12 cans clams, 1 00 6 6 3. 6tobacco, 60 3. Dish, 35 6 G 3. Prunes, 45 66 3. 2 burners, 15 6 3. 12 lbs. coffee, 1 20- G G 7. 4 savena, 40 G6 7. 2 B. chimneys, 20 G 7. 2 brooms, 50 G 7. Bag meal, 99Q0 6 G 7. 44 oats, 80 6. 2 bottles ammonia, 16 < 7. 2 lbs. coffee, 20 6 G 7. 2 bottles onions, 20 G G 7. Jar mustard, 13 . j 7. Bag oats 80 G 12. Oil, 50 ire r. E, 68 ` Mar. '14. peck beans, " 14. 8 lbs. codfish, 14. G tobacco, 14. 2 quarts pickles, (E 14. Soap, 14. Bay b cracked corn, H N `` 14. << corn, 14. 100 lbs. shorts, NN < 1 ,.. 14. 1 ba meal, 17. Peck B. meal ff� 17. 8 mackerel, .N 21. Cheese, , �pI 21. " 2 lbs. dried peaches, 21. 5 gals. oil, _ 21. 2 bags oats, 24. G tobacco, 24• 8 mackerel, " 24. Cutter, ' 24• 2 dust brushes, 3 " 28. 'Dr. T.'s 5 J, 28. 3 pounds dried peaches, << 28. 3 44 apricots, 28. Bag meal, 31. << corn, Apr. 4. 2 hugs, " 4. G cups and saucers, 4. G tobacco, " 4• 2 pounds dried peaches, " 4. 2 bags oats, " 7• 5 gals. oil, 1 " 7. 2 1-2 lbs. cheese, 7. 1 pound pepper, " 7. Pettijohn f 69 $0 10 ;:wheat 02 _ feast w -Bag meal 85 f13 wheat powder 50 "Ba oats """""Bag 80 < meal 85 14 2 quarts peas 36 2 24 5 4. 2 Ct L4 a6 4 14. Codfish 15 14. 1 1.8 lbs. cheese 17 2 ' -2 lbs. lard 14. 4l 3 G 590 20. 1 bag meal 1 GOr 20. 1 bag oats 85 GQ G 20, 1 1-2 lbs. cheese 38 5G �r2p'. 5 gallons oil 50 05 4 25. 50 lbs.' shorts 50 50 < < 25'. Bottle checkerberry 20 50 =` 36 `<< 25. G'cans clams 50 39 << 25. 12orangcs 40 ..' 25. Tobacco 25 85 << 28. Pickles 38 90 `< 28. 12 lbs. coffee 1 20 20 c'c 28. 8 mackerel 50 43 .t 28. B. NV. paper 25 GO 46 28. 2 lbs. applies 24 24May 2. 88 lbs. crackers 5 72 60 GG 2. 100 lbs. shorts 1 00 50 69 2. Bag meal 95 38 5, << corn 100 28 5. " cracked corn - 95 12 << 5. 2 lbs. D. peaches 21 r IM 3 3 Bag oats (Its [,i t(it EIi � O 70 $0 lTay 5. 2 bays salt $0 60 5. 1 bottle wintergreen monS 9. 1 can peas 9. 6 cans tomatoes 38 9. 1 bag oats Gtr < < 9. 100 lbs, shorts Ba g oats 12. 2 lbs. A peaches 60 12: 6 packages seeds corn 44 12. 4 bushels potatoes 2 = 16. 1 lb. tobacco r 16. 4 1-2 lbs. lard . fi 'r 16. 2 pipes r 5 4 a 16. 2 1-2 lbs. cheese 13 " 23. 2 boxes plants l,. ` 23. 5 gallons oil 3 ` 23. 6 cans clams 25 66 23. 24 plates Can apples ` 23. 2 bags oats 381, June 2. 1 pound dried peaches 24 " 2. 3 pound prunes Matches " 2. 6 tobacco i t 2. 6 cans clams 3 lbs. raisins " 2. 2 1-2 lbs. cheese 1" " 2. 2 pk. tobacco Bag In 6. 2 bags oats 1 ` 13. Gold dust Sugar 13. 3 pounds prunes " 13. 12 lemons Yeast ` 13. Bag oats 16. 2 rapers tacks Tobacco 16. 2 1-2 cheese ` 16. Bag 2 1-4 cheese 20. Bag salt 50 , 1 1 3 11. Bag oats 71 14. $0 r 4'v NE M cco ba $0 60 14. monS 20 s. cheese 38 12 4 :18. 30 Ba g oats J�ckles obacco 60 18. corn 95 2 = tobacco 60 2 3 1-8 cheese 4 8 5 4 a tilustard 13 55 -6 cans clams 50 3 3 lbs. prunes 25 101: Can apples 23 381, 24 pickles 24 25. Matches 36 50 , 1 1 11. Bag oats 50 14. Rhubarb 00 14. Stove polish 80 14. Maccaroni 12 4 :18. Ba g oats 25 T�; 18. 6 pipes 60 = `` 18. Can apples 50 `r 21 • Pk. meal 38 - r` 21. Yeast 10 4,25. Tobacco 70 25. 2'jars mustard 23 ` 25. 3 lbs. prunes � J 5 i t 25. 3 lbs. raisins 20 1" 25. Bag In 85 JAug. 1. Sugar 10 1. Yeast 37 I. Tobacco 20 1. 2 1-4 cheese 15 �' 6. Tobacco 80 50 25 11 80 05 23 25 02' 60 25 25 25 80 1 00 02 60 34 10 i ft rvpP i 7 72 Aug. 6. Matches W c c 6. 9 boxes berries 6. Tobacco 6. Sugar 6. Paper 11. 2 bags meal 11. 2 < < oats 11.T 110 lbs. shorts f 11. Bag corn ? 11. er. corn w 11. 3 dishes 1-8 cheese 15. Bag meal 15. << oats 15. 7 lbs, sweets " 15. 3 tobacco 18. 7 lbs. sweets " 18. Cheese 18. Thread 18. 3 lbs. prunes 18. 2 lbs. D. apricots 22. Sugar 22. Tobacco s 29. 9lbs. lard " 29. 3 tobacco 29. 16 lbs. sweets 29. 2 9 -IG cheese 29. 2 bags oats " 29. Matches 29. Yeast Sep. I. Bag C. P. salt Box S. P. paper 8. 200 lbs. shorts r 72 tea. Yeast K 36 19. Cheese ICI' " As cheese $0 45 C sal 85 .per: - 15 =k R. meal 13 19. 02 clams 25 To 60 ions 35 As 80 50 22. 02 rats 1 60 26. Yeast r 72 19. Yeast 36 19. Cheese " 19. 6 cans clams 85 19. Pail 50 19. Bag corn 1 « 19. Bair meal 90 22. Yeast ` 22. 24 lbs. sweetN 1 4G 26. Yeast � 26. Sugar 85 28. 2 bags oats Oct. 3. 10 gals. oil �►:' << �. Sugar ,. 3. 6 tobacco 1 �7` 3. 2 1-4 cheese 1 3. 2 mop handle 0" 3. Pk. onions 8 ` 3. Bag corn 3. oats 2 0(1 " 6. meal s 72 02 36 50 10 90 85 02 50 02 G 1 00 1 50 90 1 00 60 34 30 25 90 75 85 r Bard 211. 20 lbs. sweets ii 7 5 t � SII I' ieese 0 ams 50 �I 30 23. 74 23. 75 Oct. 10. Sugar 80 1. ` 10. 6 cans clams 1 95 1. 10. Cheese 25 AS � 10. 6 tobacco seed 05 << 10. 30 lbs. sweets 10. Bag oats r;. 13. 7 lbs. lard << 17. Sugar l 17. Yeast 17. 2 lbs. tea 17. 6 tobacco 17. 3 lbs. cheese 17. 6 milk pans 20. Bag salt 20. Box vaseline ` 20. 1-2 gross matches 3 ` 20. 2 bottles J. ginger 7 ` 20. 20 lbs. sweets 2 20. Pail 1' s 4 20. 2 bags oats 1 24. 3 lbs. lard 24. Yeast p ` 24. Tobacco 6 24. Cheese 2 24. Sugar 1 0 24. 3 lbs. prunes 2 24. 6 cans clangs 5 c 24. 2 J. ginger 7 24. Bag oats 7 4 4 27. < < cr. corn 0' 31. Sweets 2 31, Tobacco 6, s 31. Yeast 0, r Bard 211. 20 lbs. sweets ii 7 5 Yeast' - ieese 0 ams 50 �r 30 23. 30 23. 75 1 15 is 80 1. 1 00 nnevs V 20 1 95 1. 6 t`l cveets ` 25 AS 1 60 6. 05 seed 05 1. Bard 211. 20 lbs. sweets 21: Yeast' - 2i1. 1 bag C. corn 21. 1 bag corn 21. 1 baa meal 23. Tobacco 23. Lantern 23. Wipes 23. 1 bag C. corn 1. Tobacco 1. ' Vaseline 1. 6 calls clans 1. Pail 1. Tumbler 6. Yeast 6. 2 lbs. cheese 6. 1 bushel onions 57' 25 02 00 . ci 5 90 60 50 05 95 64 10 50 10 05 02 32 00 rF r �t I II l i 76 Dec. 6. 4 bags weal #6 5. 6. 200 lbs. shorts 6 6. Bab oats 2 T 8. Chamber 35 8. 3 brooms ` 8. 2 bats oats `c 12. Tobocco 95 w 12. P. plaster ` 12. Soap 6 12. Comb 66 12, 2 pails 6 6 12, Bab corn • 25 12. 100 lbs. shorts $` 11, 12. 9lbs. lard Tobacco 12.- Bab oats 6 12. 12 lemons 00 15. Bab oats ` 19. 2 3-4 cheese 2, Bab oats 19. 6 cans clams 7 19. Alop handle 10 19. 2 bays oats 1 66 19. Bab meal " 19. cr. corn g 19, 100 lbs. shorts 1 90 22. 9lbs. lard " 22. 6 pipes 66 22. 6 tobacco 6 6 22, Lamp c ` 22. Gal. pail 24. Beans 24. Yeast " 24. 2 bays oats 1 ` 29-- Tobacco 4 �vi �y 77 #6 5. Salmon trout 50 ` # 5. 2 bots; rhubarb 2 T Wrin ger $2 35 60 4arrots 5. 30 95 ~ t Salt 66 9. 25 95 w 410 ;als. oil 64 2. 00 0� Pork barrel 10. 50 L u " 11. Bot. ink l =, Alixinb pan 6 c 11. 25 Z, Yeast - $` 11, 02 1 Tobacco 4G 1.1.` 60 3 - 2 Bab metal 1 00 2. 100 `lbs. feed 1 00 2, Bab oats 80 7 7. Wicks 10 8 2. 14 lights glass 77 2: 2 2 bushels meal. 1 00 g 2, , 49lbs.crackei 2 90 4 G` 11. #6 5. Salmon trout 50 ` # 5. 2 bots; rhubarb 15 r 66 5. 21bs. cheese 60 G6 161. 5. 2 bags salt 95 ~ 66 9. Bu. T. I. salt 95 w 64 2. 2 bags oats 0� 10. 4'codfish 81 " 11. Bot. ink 5 6 c 11. - ` mustard. 60 '=. $` 11, Codfish 25 4G 1.1.` Yeast 35 t 6 ` 1:1`. 2 wicks 50, ' G` 11. Bab oats 02 a 11. 3 shoe knives 64 " 16. Coal hod 60 16. Basin i G6 161. A aper 1 10 50 32 30 50 1 70 54 05 10 25 '02 02 85 30 33 15 15 'P'Ll J v 78 16. Codfish s s 23. Yeast `c 23. 2 bags oats 6 ` 26. Cheese Soots 26. 2 B. chimneys Shoes 26. 7 lbs. R. oats i- 75 R OB -R T HA YHUS T. �sss. $22 r 29, Feb. 7. Parlor stove 2 << shoes 7. 41-2 lbs. pipe 1 4 dippers 4. 1 piece rnica ` 21. 17 carriage bolts c` 21, 2 axe handles March 4. 3 1-2 lbs. pipe W. W. L. ROBIN80N. 4. 1 stable broom, sc 4. 2 pin, 1 skirt 8. 1 gal. gasolene 2 yds. veil 8. 1 axe Soap 8. 1 handle May 13. 2 chimney thimbles 2 fans 14. Moving stove Ball cotton 14. 2 lbs. pipe 1 skirt 15. 2 yds. oil cloth Waist 19. 1 chimney thimble 21. 3 scythe stones ` 21. Casters June 2.0. 7 1-2 lbs. pipe 20. 1 collar and damper, 20. 22 1-2 lbs, zinc 20. Labor. Dec. 2. Carriage bolts 'P'Ll J v 50 1 Gloves $2 2 Shoes 50 1 Rubbers 4 Et 23. Soots 50 Shoes 3 31. 3 pair shoes 75 21. 1 " $22 r 29, 1 ` gloves 00 ov 17. 2 << shoes ec 3. 1 4 dippers 00 << 29. 1 " overshoes 04 3 2 1 75 W. W. L. ROBIN80N. 5' ,, �ssz. :Tiny J. 1 skirt D J. 2 yds. veil J. Soap 1 1 << 23. ' 1 wrapper 3 23. 2 fans 2 taw 23. Ball cotton 501,Oct. 15. ' 1 skirt 1 8G << 15. Waist 'P'Ll J v 50 1 50 2 95 2 50 1 25 4 00 1 50 50 3 00 75 1 60 $22 55 - 3 00 50' 18 1 00 28 04 3 00 1 75 e i / r �M �r 80 - 'Oct. 15. Pr. cuffs and collar 15. 3 yds. ribbon ` 15. 1 pair gloves " 15. , Braid " 15. 1 black skirt Feb. 5. 10 yards cotton ` 5. 10 66 print 5. 4 spools cotton 50 5. 3 boxes buttons 5. 2 combs Mar. 20 yds. flannel 'Tooth brush 1 spool cotton • 25 I comb 1 25 2 yds. flannel - � 2 skirts 24. 1 wrapper l 24: 2 pieces elastic webbing 6 24. 2 boxes buttons .Apr. 13. 10 yards cotton 66 15. Elastic 66 23. 7 pr. hose May 4. 1. spread 4. 2 yds. oil cloth " 4. 1 spread 14. 12 yds. crash 15 14-- 2 vests 46 14. 2 spools thread 66 14. 2 66 linen 6 ` 14. G towels -- 6 ` 21. 2 vests Tune 1. 1 shirt 28. Spool cotton 2. 1 tie 6 6 2. 1 cape ` 2. 20 yds. ticking 81 I l oc,ls ccttoll 42 _ pair doves 25 75 verall3 25 -2 00 wrappers 3 50 alae 28 � Spools cotton p 'Tooth brush 25 25 yds. cotton 1 25 - � 2 skirts 5 0 l 2 pairs overal is 1 00 y4: 2 pairs hose 25 3. 2 doz. buttons 25 3: 2 yds. cheviot 20 1 18. 2 pieces braid 10 1 . 18. 1 comb 25 ; 28. 3 boxes buttons 15 r . 28. 1 doz. buttons 05 23. ' 1 collar button 05 1 f 6 28. 4 pairs nose 1 00 1 UE; 28. 1 1`-2 yds. veil 38 4;. 28. Spool cotton 04 Oct. 19. 12 yds. cotton a. 2 0 9 66 19. ` 5 yds. lace 10 5 ' 6 6 19. 0 spools cotton "4 O 19.' 1 spool linen 08 1 `, 6 6 20. 12 yds. cotton :90 6 6 6 20. Buttons 20 _ 5( 66 20. Paper pins 05 50 6 6 20. 1 coat 50 25 66 21. 2 yds. crinoline 18 4 50 G6 21. 0 3•ds. lace 1; _ 3 00" 66 21. Shears r 82 Oct. 21. 1 spool cotton 22. 3 yds. rubber sheeting " 22. 2 pairs hose " 23. 6 3-4 yds. gingham, 23. 2 spools cotton Nov. 12. 8 yds. cheviot " 18. Socks G G 20. Box collars Dec. 1. 2 wrappers 00 8 pr. hose flannel 1 doz. cotton " 2. 1 pair hose G G 2. Shawl pin " 15: 1 wrapper 15. Buttons " 15. Corsets " 15. Elastic 15. 2 pairs hose supporters " 17. 2 pieces braid " 17. 1 spool cotton " 17. 2 yds. oil cloth 17. Overalls ` 21. 2 shirts " 21. 2 dress skirts G G 22. 5 yds. flannel G 22. 1 veil 22. 11 yds. flannel G G 22. Cambric. " 22. 2 pairs hose " 22. Shawl " 24. Tie " 30. 10 lbs. batting " 30. 1 y -d. cotton surah r r r l , 1 i 21. �w 83 4 5 feceS braid $0 15 po«ls cotton � 08 28. cotton 1 00 Sept. flannel 3 loaves bread 60 0 2 balls cotton Gr 16 101 lbs, crackers 1 yd. elastic 7 07 OS G G 2 corset steels 6 loaves bread I 2: Corset laces GG 00 22 Shawl pin 1t1 OZ 2 'Buttons Cream cakes 15 10 1.2. 2 pieces braid 4 G 10 6 loaves bread 12. Hair pin 76' 01 G G 14. 6 yds. gingham 100 lbs. crackers 30 1 30.'` 6 loaves bread $78 39 5. W. OLLIFF.. 1 00;v rt,ir_ 14. 6 loavesbread $0 50 - l , 25 21. ,6 GG GG 4 5 LG 28. GG.: GG 3 6 � 30 28. Cream cakes 1 0 Sept. 10. 3 loaves bread 1 0 50 Gr 10. 101 lbs, crackers 1 7 G G 18. 6 loaves bread I GG 25. 6 GG GG 1 1t1 G G 25. ' Cream cakes 10 4 G 29. 6 loaves bread 76' G G 30. 100 lbs. crackers 3 75",GG 30.'` 6 loaves bread 25 ` Oct. 5. 6 44 1 00;v L G 14. G G G 14. Cream cakes 50 25 18 25 5 05 50 50 30 50 5 00 50 50 50 0-0 G 70 84 'Oct. 14. 49 lbs. crackers ffi 16. 6 loaves bread 66 19. 6 66 66 `9 19. Cream cakes " 25. 49 lbs. crackers " 25. 6 loaves bread 45 lbs. crackers 25. Bread 9 23 28. 9 loaves bread GG 30. 6 66 " 30. Cream cakes Nov. 1. 6 loaves bread `` 3. 6 66 - 6 G 6. 6 46 - .. " 6. 100 lbs. crackers 2 jelly rolls 10. -:. 6.,...loaves bread 66. 12.. 6 66 6 loaves bread 13. 95 lbs. crackers " 17. 6 loaves bread 2 pies 20. 6 loaves bread Cookies 20. 6 ' 66 Dec. 3. 6 66 " G. 99 1%s. crackers - 14. 3 loaves bread 14. Crackers { ` 15. Angel cake 15. Cookies 17. Cream cakes Tan, 1. 93 lbs. crackers 3 loaves bread " 11. 136 lbs. crackers G G 27. 3 loaves bread. Feb. 12. 6 G 6 cG 22 _ 6 - LG G 70 85 0.5 50- ,ado 5( r 50 96 lbs. crackers 55- 5-.50 �r27. 4. 50 50„ 6 " 50 6. 50- 4: 50- 45 lbs. crackers 50 ckers 9 23 50' 10 20 6 24 50 50- 50 2 70 Buns+ 0.5 50- 2; 2 boxes crackers r 06 96 lbs. crackers 5 �r27. 4. 6 loaves bread .5. 6 " 94 6. 6 66 4: 29. 45 lbs. crackers 50 . 31. 6 loaves bread pt. 8. 92 lbs: crackers 10 , 28. 92 6 2 r� 28. 2 jelly rolls 4 C3ct. 5. 3 13. 2 6 G l 13. 99 lbs. crackers 2 66 19. 2 jelly rolls 1 66 29. 88 lbs. crackers 3 Nov. 4. 6 loaves bread 4 61, G` 16. 88 lbs. crackers 2 6 6 16. 2 pies 6 80' 6 6 16. Cookies 251 `` 16. Cake 25` 66 16. 43 lbs. crackers 50- 10 20 6 24 50 50- 50 2 70 0.5 50- 5 52� 5 06 20 ' 30 20- 5 94 20 5 28 50 . 5 28 20 10 , 10- 2 58- V Nov. 16. Jelly roll 1 ;. Dec. 12. < < ° 13. 33 lbs. crackers 22. 6 loaves bread 24. 45 lbs, crackers 29. 6 loaves bread 29. 1 jelly roll 1899. Jan . 2. 44 lbs. crackers 2 99 12. D. cake 16. SS lbs. crackers 4 < < 27. G loaves bread $ 130 9 T. A. ti3'HEELL+'l�. 1393. Jan. 11. 1 pr. rubbers $0 41 12. 1 shoes 1 ©( 12. Glass 3` Feb. 15. 4 pr. shoes 5 2 15. 1 rubbers 4 15. Cough drops 0P < < 16. 3 pr. shoes 2 6( G G 21. 1 69 O( 21. Cough. drops 0 March 9. Candy 3 L 4 4 9. 4 pr. socks 4( Apr. 6. Cough drops 3C 6. Glass OC • 14. Tinware 46 • 16. Tinware 1( May 7. 1-2 dz. cups gC 89' j 88 rs $6 MASON BLAISDELL. ass. E 19. Jan. 11. Sugar « 22. 93 lbs. crackers " 22. Pickles Yeb. 3. 2 bbls. flour " 3. 10 lbs. prunes " 3. 3 lbs. peaches " 3. 2 cans shrimp 7 v 3. 1 coffee 19. 3. Jelly 3. 1 lb. pepper '' - 3. 8 gals. molasses 6' 3... 1 gal. syrup 46 3. 3 saleratus, - --- -_ 44 3. Tobacco < < 12. Figs Starch 12. Oranges 16. Dates 1 15 19. 91 lbs. crackers ' 19. 1 lb. coffee 19. Pepper ' 22. Ham 1. 22. Shoulder 24. Tea 1 bottle paregoricr 24. Sugar 24. 3 lbs. raisins 24. 12 lemons ' 24. 12 cans corn 24. 12 cans tomatoes " 24. Apples 24. 1 lb. cream tartar 24. 4 lbs. saleratus 89' j �E rs $6 90 E 19. is peaches tr as peas :is S. beans IS. prunes ►s. peaches kerel ,cot Jar jam ase )s. rice is. tapioca -4 ham ranges ,ins S. beans 8 j �E 19. 6 cans peas 1f E 19. Gold 'dust 4 5 00 « 19. Spinach 21 25 19. Dates 1 36 ' 19. 45 lbs. crackers, 1 5 1 19. Barrel apples 7 v 10 " 19. Jug catsup 9 96 -26. 92 lb. crackers 1 OOw 48 3 26. Pk. beans 25 5 r 26. 1 bean pot 15 25 26. Starch 90=1 26. Stone jar 1 15 66 29. 1 bbl. flour 451-1 " 29. 91 lbs. crackers - 32 `Apr. 1. 2 cans fish 28-",�' 2. 1 bottle paregoricr 8 47 50 1 00 60 40 1 00 __ 95 45 -: 25 28 36 65 50 1 87 30 1 10 75 44 96 25 2 48 3 30 80 5 06 45 25 10 50 G 00 5 UO 25 10 r,. i 90 April 4. 20 lbs. ham " 5. 1 qt. witch hazel " 9. 10 lbs. lard 10. 12 oranges << 10. 95 lbs. crackers 1 wart beans- 10. 2 boxes gold dust << 10. 6 cans tomatoes s 10. 2 lbs, apricots 20 10. 4 -lbs. prunes " 10. Y. B. meal " 10. 6 cans tomatoes " 18. 1 gal. syrup " 13. 1 can lobster j ` 18. Garden seed S L 20. G 4 G 4 May 7. 4 cans peaches 05 7. 4 cans squash 2 cans jam 7. 1 can apples ` 7. 1 can pears 7. 3 lbs. raisins 25 7. 4 lbs. coffee ` 7. 2 3-16 cheese " 7. 5 gals. oil 2 7. 9 lbs. fish " 7. Sugar " 7. 2 boxes G. dust 66 . 27. 7. 1-4 lb. B. lead ` 11. 2 cans pears 28 14. 5 lbs. onions ` 14. 2 cans pears 1.4 14. 2 cans S. beans 63 14. 2 cans peaches s ` 14. 2 cans apples r,. i j- 2 F 44 I bbl. flour {k{� 6 75 4. Cream tartar 25 14. Apples 25 2.1. 1 wart beans- 08 o 21. 1 quart W. beans 12 � �; �21• 2jelly 20 u 21. 1 can ,dam 10 21. 2 lbs. sugar 1fi 21. Bird seed 09 .n 21. 7lbs. prunes 77 5w 21. 1 dal. pickles 45 4 l l.i Codfish 05 2 r k 23. 2 cans jam 20 21=2 23. chocolate 19 l� 25. 2 cans spinach 25 5(1 25. Lobster 25 550 c s 25. Su(var 2 25. zn Gold dust 22 I5 u r 27 1 11). nails 0� 25� 66 . 27. 1 11-16 cheese 2 1 006 27. 1 coffee 28 35 F s< 27. 1 box cocoa, 24 45 dune 4. o8 gals. molasses 2 3 'Q 63 �s 4. ' S gals. oil 45 50 6 4. Peck beans 55 44 `a 4. .3 cans squash 30 06 sr 4. 4 cares coffee 1 00 30 u 4 4. 1 box soap 2 DO 30 4.' 85 lbs. crackers 5 53 30 r 4. 1 llf. pepper 20 24 ` 4. 3 lbs. apricots 33 25 4. Bot. wintergreen 15 66 " 6. 3 lb:�. raisins 25 ftp, 2 cans apples 92 l c June 9. 5 lbs dried apples0 5 < < 9. Clams 50 r� 30. 9. 3 cans jam 3 30. -9. 12 lemons � 2 � Tzly 2. 9. 1-4 gross matches 1. _ 7. 9. Burner 0r r 7. 9. 5 lbs. nails 15 6 6 9. 4 quarts onions 2" 41 7. 9. 6 cans tomatoes 75 " 9. Bottle mucilage 05 �- << 7. 9. 1 bottle glue 1049-1 7 15. 6 cans clangs 50 14. 15. 3 cans peaches 30 G 6 15. Tub 50 14. 15. 2 cans beans 24 ' 18 13 lbs. ham 1 30 e 18�. Pk. onions. 40 18. 8 lbs. prunes. 30 21. 1 bottle vanilla 25 21. Box cocoa 24 23. 10 lbs. tea 5 _20 23. Pk. beans 45 ` 23. Gold dust 22 i, 23. 10 gals. oil and can 1 50 23. 10 gal. oil 90 s s 23. Y. B. meal 25 _ 23. 3 tbs. starch 24 23. Potatoes 40 23. Box mustard 18 23. 3 lbs. peaches 25 23. 2 lbs. currants 24 23. 45 tbs. crackers 2 93 << 23. GaIv. pail 30 ftp, 2 cans apples 0. 1-2 pk. meal w 30. 3 tumblers jam 30. 1 lb. pul. sugar 30. Flour 30. Mustard r� 30. Starch r' E 30. 2 lbs. prunes 30. Potatoes 30. Fly powder Tzly 2. Demons �v 2. 13 lbs. shoulder _ 7. Flour 7. Onions r 7. Potatoes ' 7. 7 1-4 hang ' 7. 4pack. `ivorine 7. 1 R. oats 41 7. Box herring 41 7. 1 15-16 cheese 44 7. 2 lbs. prunes 7. 2 doz. lemons << 7. -2 bottles rhubarb 7. 10 5-8 hang 7 Box herring 12. Potatoes 14. 6 tobacco 14. 10 lbs, lard 14. 2 cans peaches F 14. Bottle table sauce 14. 3 lbs. raisins 3fl 14 �U 0'8 22 10 10 20 3-5 35 25 1 0.4 44 40 35 73 48 . 14 20 23 20 50 40 1 06 20 :3g ,60 .80 25- 10 25 rrn 1, 95 f r ,l � Sugar 94 r July 21. Bottle vanilla 0 0 IN " 12. Bottle strawberry 22 `G 12. Beans `4. " 12. Sardines Beans G G 12. potatoes G 00 " 19. Potatoes } " 10 . ed P. sugar CC 19. sS�'fe Tobacco U5 " 21. Herrings 1 8 gals. molasses 21. Gold dust Apples " 21. Box peppers 3i G` 21. Beans 4 6 .21. Y. B. meal , D GG 21. Gat meal 22 18. 21. Rye flour 44 Gold dust 21. Sardines 25 k C G 21. Onions 40 `G 21. 2 lbs. apricots 22 " 21. Bottle blueing 081- 9 21. 7 1-4 lbs. fish 51. 18. 23. 18 lbs. sugar 1 00 6 C 28. G G C 6 -.. 1 0® ,.,... 20 28. 1 lb. coffee 28 `G 28. Sardines 25 28. 10 1-2 lbs. ham 1 03 `G 28. Screen 20 " 28. 2 cans salmon 25 sG 28. R. flour 40 G 28. Box R. paper 20' 28. 2 doz. lemons 50 " 28. Cheese 36 C G 28. 4 lbs.. coffee 1 00 Tobacco 60. rrn 1, 95 �,:lustard $0 20 ,l � Sugar 1 00 25 Bottle llilln1811t - 4 ; Cheese 28 . Gold dust 22 10 lbs. lard 80 `4. Box fly paper 25 4. Beans .��3 11. Barrel flour G 00 L1. Sugar 1 00 11. Fish 20 L1. ; P. sugar 25 11. Oilcan U5 11. ' 3 lbs. starch 24 11. 8 gals. molasses 3 3G 11. Apples 50 11. 1-4 gross matches 18 L4. Tobacco 10 14. G. ;nuts 15 18. Mustard 10 18. M. oil 05 18. R. flour 40 18. Gold dust 22 18. 7 3-4 fish 54 18. 10 lbs. lard 80 18. Sugar 1 00 18. 10 lbs. tea 5 20 18. l doz. lemons 25 18. 1 lb. C. L. Sugar 10 18. 3 bottles mustard 15 18. Radish 10 18. Pk. apples 20 18. Tobacco 25 r I 96 2 bbls. Haxall flour $10 40 Aug. 19. Salmi 1011 11 E G 24, 1 pk. beans 64 24. Sugar 2 boxes herrings �P# 44 24_ Herring 40 PII IIS, 24. B. powder Yeast � jff�1 z ` ` 24.1' 10 gals. oil GG 29. Pears 0430 'GGf - 29. A 1 pp es 6. Yeast �iJ jP Mfr, Sept. 1. S ugar O i 0 �W` a 2 bot. cl i max G � 1 Er{jjr{!`Ifi;` 1 Tobacco obacco 1 1• bot. 69 JI �r vanilla 8. C ugar 6. 3 lbs. soda crackers f 8• Gold dust 1' #g Q O• 2 bots. rhubarb . [, Ips ti kf�r, 8 3 bots. relish C c 8. 24 I'If Peppers. O Q . Tobacco ' 55 8. Crackers _ E h( CC 15. Sugar 2 r�N f f C G Gold 1�. dust 2 0 115, ftf Blueing 21 44 15. Coffee 0 27• Oil CG 15 Cheese 2r I 15. Nutmeg, 21 << 27. Fish 15. Starch 05 33 ; I` it 15. C. bark 80 15. 1 burner 06 `21.1eck p beans 10 21• Sugar 45 C G 21. 2 bags salt 1 00 k'` ' 21. Yeast 20 cG 21 • 2 boxes herrings 02 f° 40 l 97 2 bbls. Haxall flour $10 40 9 2 bb1s. St. L. flour Gold dust 9 50 2 boxes herrings 22 5 lbs. coffee 40 Ham 1 Yeast p00 80 5. 2 calls shrimp 0430 6. 6 chimneys 6. Yeast 3n66 � ` 6. Herrings O i 0 6. Sugar 80 G. 6. Shoulder 1 00 6. Hath 69 6• 2 R. oats J 26 6. 3 lbs. soda crackers 22 ;- f 13. 4 lbs. coffee 25 13. 2lbs. coffee 1 00 13. 1 box cocoa 50 I 13. Onions 24 13. Syrup 25 13. 'Nutmegs 55 iG 20 6 lbs. coffee 18 20,_ 3 lb . S raisins 1 50 "6G 20, Sugar 24 20. Yeast 1 00 << 20. Gold dust 02 20. 8 gal. molasses 44 21. C. L. sugar 3 36 ' 27• Oil 08 fl t 27. Sugar 90 6 27. Tea 1 00 << 27. Fish 1 20 33 ; I` it 5 5' lieve it will pay, for good s traction than we sometimes time it will put our 'lower more favorable conditions f are now Working. jV-UI TEVIL] The attention of the cit to the remarks of the SUPE report, as to the condition -pring term there will be on the Whiteville school. The Committee would, ij desired by the State 3oare school. Knowing this matter ha viol,�s occasion, the Commitl the citizens decide the ma meeting: We recommend that th tee on schoolsJor the exr the f ollawiu9 suras of mon( General School Fund and Tr Superintendent of Schools, Also the usual aid fry tuition fees. am .� � �±� . � � %�� � . /� K�� . =����y .». . /�� A���\