-

24 J. H. Riley & Co., (old bill) of one of Steward's 7 qr.
day books, stationery, &c.....

66

24 Brotherlin & Halm, coffin and hearse-Esther Minick..
M. Kinney, (old bills)
Martha Knapp, and

222

24
24

coffin and hearse for T. K. Thompson..

25 J. C. Merrick, 3 bush. lime.....
25 Union Telegraph Co., for messages, (old bill)..
25 L. G. Vanslyke, 105 pairs shoes and slippers.
25
sole and up. leather and rep, (old bill).
25 C. P. L. Butler & Bro, two bbls. flour..
25 George McDonald, 1 bbl. flour....
26 J. C. Merrick, 41 bush. lime, (old bill)..
27 Fletcher W. Dickerman, Supervisor.

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27 Joseph Cann, for 981 lbs. butter, at 15c..
350 doz. eggs, at 8c..........
14 doz. chickens

27

27

66

30 Naomi Lain, cook..........

30 Harriet Sebring, attendant....

30 J. Chamberlin, for 73 bush. oats.---
30 Joseph M. Wells, attendant..

30 Patrick Fitz, for repairing furnaces..

30 P. Fisher, for 1 doz. wash bowls...

October 1 Wm. Bicher, attendant..

1 Sarah Ann Worrel, sewing-room.

1 Edward Keeler, attendant

Amount.

$7.50

97 25

59 40

7.00

7 00

14.00 25

6 85

105 27

25 00

12 00

6 25

3 40

7 50

147 15

1 C. & J. L. Baringer, 10 bu. meal, at $6; 10 bu. bran $1

1 Converse, Pratt & Co., 40 gals. linseed oil, at $1.05.

1 Mabala Stilwell, attendant....

1 John Ridenhour, 224 bush. potatoes

4 Gratia E. Bibbins, attendant.

4 Ann E. McConnell,

7 James Andrew, plumber, work and materials furnished.

49 70

9 Mary Ann Wagoner,

13 00

9 N. B. Marple, druggist, for one of Marsh's Supporters; one

pair forceps, and drugs

12 10

9 Wm. Richards, for bill dry goods--

116 99

10 Charles E. Burr, for 16 bush. potatoes..

16 00

10 Elias Johnson, for 4 bush. apples...

2.00

10 Hannah Chain, 2 66

1 50

10 Gilbert Temple, for 107 bush. beans...

27 25

11 Marketing pumpkins and chickens, and 2 beef pins.........

1 05

13 Creighton & Pope, for 6 loads straw...

30 00

13 William H. Jewett, attendant...

8 66

21 Cox & ljams, butchers, bill of beef for Sept., 3,881 at 6c

314 lbs. mutton, at 5c...

22 Fitch & Bortle, bill flour and salt.............
22 W. M. Finch, (old bill) dried beef
22 Fitch & Bortle, for 6 bbls. flour.....
22 William Bicher, attendant.......

Amount.

$4 68

47 31

104 97

232 86

15 70

39 75

7 55

37 50

14 66

29 Wm. Aston, for 4 bbls. soap

27 Ann G. Hughs, attendant__-

27 Robert Hamilton, for load straw....

27 John Burkhard, bill for butter and eggs-1,151 lbs. but

ter, at 20c...

28 H. R. Angerine, 54 bush. potatoes-

28 Margaret Slumberger, cook..

29 Wm. Sebring, 34 gals. apple butter, at 50c, and 7 bush.

corn at 35c...

30 Henry Nutt, for 16 bush. corn.

11 70

175

230 20

19 45

8 00

4 62

31 Fletcher W. Dickerman, Supervisor.

50 00

31 Robert T. Bellis, attendant--

60 00

-

31 Thomas Evans, carpenter---

80 00

31 F. A. Sells, for bill groceries..

73 73

31 Columbus Woollen Manufacturing Co., for 165 yads

satinet and tweed cloth..

85 24

STEWARD'S REPORT-Continued.

For what Purpose.

Date.

Amount.

Oct.

31 Columbus Woolen Man'ng Co., 141 lbs. stocking yarn

11 70

-

31 T. Comstock, for 302 feet pine lumber..

5 66

31 E. Cloud, for 300 feet pine lumber..

5 63

31 Mason & Bliss, for tin ware..

31 Chas. Wagner, doz. lemons
31 Jos. M. Wells, attendant...
31 John Engelhard, fireman

31 Thomas Winstanley, engineer..

31 Sarah A. Worrel, sewing room

2.30

25

14 70

6 60

35 00

10 75

31 Ann S. Adams, sewing room
31 Caroline Buss, chambermaid

10 75

8 50

31 Matilda Wolfel, ironer

8 50

Date.

STEWARD'S REPORT-Continued.

For what Purpose.

Oct. 31 Frederick M. James, attendant...---

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31 Thomas M. Tresenrider, attendant
31 John W. Innis, laborer...

31 Edward Keeler, attendant..

31 Thomas D. Pryce, watchman..

Amount.

$20 00

20 00

20 00

20 00

20 00

237 42

31 Cox & Ijams, butchers, (October bill of meat)

3,957 lbs. fresh beef, at 6c---

421

Sum total...

$16,064 07