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WASHINGTON, Nov. 30, 1915

WARRINGTON, Nov. 30, 1876.
The Smifhsonian Institute The Fan Ness Gaze, &c
Santa .4nna's Last Robbery
The Smithsonian Regents gathering in, and in
week two suppose they will settle upon the site
and tn plan Of the buildings The Executive Commit
tee have been very industrious during the sumner in
examination Of public buildings all over the country,
particularly the North and East in conversations with
architects &C. and doubt not they will hit upon IN
excellent selection thc Mall public common, in the
heart of the city fronting the capitcJ for site, and an
admirable place for the main ednce and IT, subsidiary
The Van Ness case has fingered to-day In the cross.
examination Of the Post Once witnesses, files and
stamns The proceedings were very tedious; the only
interest being the inexhsustiblc TACT perseverance,
and Ingenuity MIR Brent the senior attorney for Mrs.
Connsr From appearances, however, day or tive
more will probably reduce the widows chances stih
more materially than the post bills.
we are informed that the British Minister at Mexico,
Mr. Bankhead, has compelled Santa Anna TO disgorge
those 50 600 600 seized from late conduca II this DO
So il will probably account for Mr.. Pakenhams sosth
ward tour He was large sockholder in that conducts
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Et2,l9t

1t gratifying to observe increase of receipts dur
ing last quarter, notwithstanding the large amount Of
duty paid during the preceding upon wheat Aour
&C. immediately after the passing of Sir PEEPS corn
msasure We understand that is for by the in
creased number Of taking advantage Of the saving
Of charges and the convenience and satisfaction attend
ing the bonding system, which Is being generally
adopted by the principal Wholesale dealers in tobacco
tea and coffee, winds and spirits co. in Manchester and
its neighborhoed
The tolls on the Wabash Canal, from the opening Of
navigation to the LIST Of October this year, compared
with the corresponding months of lsAs, were as an.
nexed -
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Relief 70 the Afntcted.--This II the season
Tor rhsomstsn, pains, stiffness Of the joints swelling or
rends who are sfsted try hngs Syrup prepared es
p.y Tor diseases OF this class .nev IL to be No
ear sas. and !. destined do more good in the
public The ingredients Of which composed are kno
universally by the whole medea
roots. three Of shs 1rsstss o. the blood snd
Their effects greatly Preps ed and for sale BY
Charles H. Ring. Chemist, 1872 Broadway cor John st
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wAssrSoroS. Nov. 30, 1916.
Riimisfe's Olympic

snug little Olympic. e OF up" by Mr.. Kilmists,
opened this evening with the following aristes Mrs
Mossop Mrs Gibbon, Mrs. Dugard Miss DeHsyes, Miss
brown LittsIl Marine Jordan DaTayes Lipscornb sc
The plays were the Pleasant Neghbor" and The
Dead shot" Mrs. Mossop. date Mrs knight has i'm.
proved In every respect actrcss since sne ie us
some years ago The pieces went on very handsomely,
and the dances and songs well put IN during the
intervals. The two little girls, LIZA Q, years, anc
OF their years that we seen The elder ~ me
Hishland Fling was received with very suhs'aniat
applause IN The cons dollars halves snd
upen TIE stsgs More anon
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"wednesday, Dec. 2-6 r. M.
Stocks opened quite firm today the first CALL at
slight decline from yesterdays quotations At second
call, however. every thing gave way, and general
decline took place of from to per cent, and closed
heavily. Harlem sold low az 49j<,sand Norwich so
From Appearances further falling of may be ex
pected.
The eleventh annual report OF the Wilmington and
Raleigh Railroad Company, exhibits the annexed
statement of their afairs:-
WILMrrGroN AND RALEIGH RAuaoAp
Of the company on the is October ls46
Bonds sold in England, bearing per cent
To the Literary Fund Of III: Stat: Of North %
Carolina at 6 per cent interest. .... IS 900 90
Compeny's bonds endorsed by the State of
North Carolina bearing eper cent interest 900 90
Bills payable, bearing per cent interest. $4,000 20
bearing per cent interest,". 42,272 SO
scrip Bonds due to Contractors. ..... 1873 ~
Bonds for hire Of negro laborers, due Jan. l,
TO- sno PREVIOUS $3.50 AZ
Due sundry persons for materials labor &C. sOs7S 90
$6es,sl7 81
Amount of receipts from railroad for the year ending
Oct ls
E.ss1nses e. '''' '$iuss9 on
nail tr.n:nort:t;cn 80. s saoSo q
- $ls52s Is
Expenses OF road for the year l9l sS4 40
Amount Oh receipt rom steamboats, for tho year end
For passenger. and freight .sso,474 90
mail ransporton $1,000 %
- $ls26s6 "a
Expenses of boats for the year . 07s27 06
NSt Pronn OF road and boats $26 lao 04
In regard to the expenses Of the road the examining
committee say: will be that the expenditures Of
the railroad are to an amount greatly exceeding that of
The Committee think proper to explain that there has
expended during the for four locomotives
TWO new coaches, large number of new trucks and
new coach house. the sum of 2sl o. which does not
properly belong to the current expenses of the road
appears ~ the report Of the superintendent of the
ana read repairs that there has expended for
road repairs Cncludng the sum Of $2I747 IA for new
iron) the sum Of SIS, 100 49,"
ComfAnArivE TABLES Of ANNUAL REcrIprs AND ExpEN.
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showing gross increase upon the nine months Of
Sll0osS
In s4a the revenue from customs received at Liver
pool was Et,<s7 os4 and in lsl5 Es showing
deficiency In the year Of 81 054562 This was account
Cd for By the tariff reductions including f6oo ooe a. the
less On cston In the pert Of Liverpool alsns There has
been this year farther reductions Of important duties
yet the revenue 10 steadily regaining m former position
and In few years, unless some more reductions are
made the customs revenue at Liverpool will be greater
than ever before very great increase In the com.
nsrce Of the pert must be realized to produce revenue
under the new tariff equal to that received under the
old, but from the appearance of export trade, we
Should judge there was very little doubt but that the
NEST sanguine anticipations would be realized.
The revenue from customs received at Manchester
for three quarters this year. compared it'll correspond
ing quarters last, was annexed -
RKvEEUE PROM CusroMs-MANcnrsrrR
Amount received during the quarter ending
r,,..S C...s o' .eSv. .'....... xb6,640
DINO octooer ~, 1915. ................ l646l
Increase on the quarter. . Essl7o
Comparative statement, showing the amount of Gus.
toms duties collected in Manchester during the 6r,t
three quarters of the present year. and the correspond
ing quarters Of 1916 -
n~-..
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PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
uu q. Y. CAsTLE& EDWIN McCoRKELLl
the latter from the Royal Academy OF
""V Music, London, yyiii give lessons on the
IIS - Piano Forte Violin. at their residence, "a
walker street. near Broadway. that OF their pupils
rssy nodss terms, whish can be made Known By sgpyns
- sbcve ~r'- sff. Mim't
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is P. M.
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings no
news.
The testimony in the Van Ness case looks bad
to-day for plaintiff.
The English Minister, Mr.. Pakenham, has re-
turned from the South.
There is nothing of particular interest at the
meeting of the regents of the Smithsonian Insti-
tute to-day. Application was made from the sis
ter of the late Hugh s. Legare, proposing to sell
his library. Mr.. Choate's report was not made !;
he has yet to prepare It. Mr. Ovens speech
yesterday was very able Mr. Owen and Mr..
Choate entertained opposite views as to the
course to be pursued in organizing the institution.
Members OF Congress are arriving in numbers.
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Married.

On Wednesday morning, Dec. 2, 1886, by the Rev. L
Hatfield, Capt 0Eo W. Couch, of this city, to Miss
MARY j. HurcHINos, Of Manhassett, Long Island.
In June last, BY the Rev Mr.. Knocks Miss T. ANpER
daughter Of the late Anderson Jr of this city 70
w. WALLACE SurroN, M D Of Philadelphia.
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:. w; W; SHELLEY. AsssioSssr; :. :

SILyEE rEATE ASP na fhH Asfi$'S;ii e1RAN
No Pine street, sss and aS sSo.Ss
f d Spoons
..nHi. g. and coffee ss Sgga: Kettles. bloc! n beef
and Standards japan Plate Warmers rich gothic Tea Trays
'sG as
&c. Sale positive and worthy the notice Of retailers and .mi
M oeioet il he Old french cssast w Ware House No
s made Cabinet Can be s?%
lasks ssinss :.ia ring fallen into homes.
d str .''N'A W &c GEORGE LoDER
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
X WATERsTON, teacher Of Drawing and Painting
salss :: iii ss giving f7ss. Lessons:
c c.s Ia ss:si:s %:
BILLIARDS.
A RCADE BILLIARD SAL OoN No. * Barclay street,
Just below 4 AsoI House. j. The largest and Ist
s:sSr sy a,s;
soaasSs, with ss. maple and nshossny Ssd TS::. able:
all times be depended for making angles
s5s sTI9s 5y Of e: AZ E:s1,
and the public that they have Just opened this
sss:
rally bestowed upon them.
o with
S i've, hS:s :
rate wss si e the S
hing this the company will be found always
select, and the best order prevailing throughout.
ms lm.rA 5os SaArH WIFE hrEEoN'
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GENUINE BEARS OIL,

'>HE enormous number of Wigs featured in this
country must be conclusive proof that the hair
negecte- IL can be satisfactorily proved that if proper
care were aken Wig would be out
OF ten in which artificial! hair perspi.
ration Is one OF the most posons winch roots
Of the hair can be subjected and aptdote
sructive qualities, the Genuine Bears Oil stands alone
There nothing known chemists thai with
T. Il supplies the roots with most heahful nourshment
II darkens the colorng within capillary tubes and
cu "
JOHNSON, Druggist Successor A. B. Sands COY as
broadway, west side in the Granite Building
Chambers Sold also Fulton street. and n East
broadway also at 300 Hudson street, Spring
" Beware OF spurious limitations, and be pur.
chase only the article prepared by HENRY JOHNSON
Price so cents and Is cents per bottle. de- liner
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TEL & @ r APHIC.
The Great Webster Dinner.

eat WeDstef O1nners
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is p. NJ.
roui hundred persons sat down at two O'Clock
'o-uay W uie Gunner gwen in honor of Mr. Web
''eI' over winch the Hon Samuel Brock presided.
1aoies were extended the whole length of the
immense saloon, and twelve smaller ones were
placed on each side of the platform, which had
been crested in the centre for the accommoda-
ton of the many distinguished guests from New
York, New Hampshire, Connecticut, etc.
Upwards of fifteen hundred ladies occupied the
galleries, and tended, by their presence, to give
an unwonted tone and relish to all that was pass
ing beneath their immediate cognizance.
Upon the removal of the cloth the reading of
the regular toasts commenced. The third toast
was
"DANEL WxBsrER-The faithful representa-
i've, the able negotator, the fearless statesman,
the eloquent defender of the constitution,-his
patriotic services demand our gratitude-his un-
furnished honor is The nations property
Alter the clamorous manifestations of approx
al OF the above sentiment had somewhat subsi.
ded, Mr.. Webster arose and commenced the de-
livery OF one OF his most mastery and eloquent
efforts
The course of the present administration ofth
general government was elaborabey commented
on, and comparison was instituted between the
measures Of the lamented Andrew Jackson and
those of James X. Polk.
The Mexican war was brought upon the taps.
and Mr.. Polk was condemned as being the origin
of it, Mr. w. considered that this was not his
opinion alone, but it was also the opinion of
majority of the people, the result OF the resent
elections plainly indicated. No better evidence
OF the dissatisfaction Of the people with rega I'd
to the measures of Mr.. Polk and his adminissra-
ton was wanting, than the mere fact of the re-
cent great revolution in political affairs.
The idea of the Senate's making the Oregon
treaty to meet the sanction and appreciation ofthe
President, was expatiated upon in the most bitter
and sarcastic manner
lit being late, the reporter was compelled TO
withdraw from the saloon, leaving Mr.. Webster
still speaking.]
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j
TIE SECOND NUMBER OF JUDY tho New York
srins"& Co., s:%sT BiSady.y and X.a street,
This number will be illustrated with variety OF original
ana desgns and sIscued by some Of the
Roosevelt street New York. takes eiberty inform
Whi.key and eon.sny manufacturing further supply
liberal discount allowed to those that buy to sell again
M RS. CARKOLL's Medicated Vapor and Sulphur
:rs for cod so1s TS,o.
STATE Of The weather The sulphur yapor Bah psricq
u'tons and Of No danger of taking cold
after the use these baths d2lmsrc
LAMPS, GIKANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has just opened Of the best seec ted
Gil srcnzsG and Turqsoiss nlsd with gold
also Grandoes Of various patterns silver and Bronzed
ss Hotels and can always find large assort
msnt Of Lamps suitable for Their 6 ySy0ts MORGAN
Dc lmsrc l54 Fulton st door from Broadway.
CHURCH OF ST. GEORGE THE MARTYR.
THE Ladies Of congregation of the Church of Saint
several Of the most d.tnSS,hsd poe.s IN h. city nea
fomace Of Sacred Music under the direction Of Mr. Hodg
funds Of said Church All the performers, this
which the ladies with unfegned salts.
faction the hope that their benevolent exerons be
u Further particulars in the programme which, togeh-
with tickets Of admission price cents may be obtained
the Music and Book Stores and also the door the
evening OF the performance. DE- 3tisrc
SCRIMGEOUR & DAVIDSON,
TAUnRS.
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SIGHT RESTORED

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED
RY THE ROMAN EYE BALsAM-A Specific ONT
- Ment for Diseases of the Eyes: This Bsssm will
specoy restore weak eyes, remove inflammation and
ness from he eyelids and sight where possible
70 40 So he weakness Of sight from old
suanng by so liked attention minute Objects be
cured by lev sppcaons In fact its almost miraculous
it. - "
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Drgggst successor to A B. SANDS co. 23 Broadway,
ne Granite Building Sold also 100 Fulton and
~ East brOAdMAY. Price Is Inn
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TUHE9 -
RAiRoAp.

Company intend applying to the Legslatureof the
STATE fsr an amendment of their charter with view to
On extension of the road to Fair Blun or some other
point On the South Carolina line. For the purpose Of
PrSvding sinking fund for the liquidation of the debt
OF the Company it was resolved at meeting of the
stockholders that the president and directors be instruct
cd to prepare without delay, snnstrunsnt of writing
and cause 1t to be presented to every sockhoder in the
company, for his her signature binding them to the
payment OF IS each share of stock annually for Eve
years. on and after the LIST Nov ls47 for the purpose
raising said fund that such subscription shall be con.
sdercd binding until the of individual holders of
Mt least 5000 shares be obtained and also the consent
the Legislature to similar contribution on the stock
held BY the that all the proceeds of the road
amer paying the sxpsnses OF the company and the into
rest on the debt shall be added to said fund.- until the
whole debt shall BE- exnguished; and that after the
debts Of the company shall have been paid the whole
Of said road shall be and are hereby pledged
% the rpayments 10 the stockholders of their contrbu
sn - above until the contributed shall be re.
suSeed with the interest thereon.
The revenue from customs received at Livsip for
three quarters this year. compared with corresponding
quarters In ls45, were annexed -
REVENUE FROM CusreNs-Lrvrnp poor
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pyima donna, both handsome and Young
:. Was seated as home In grief;
Her mind was troubled, her nerves were unstrunR
And nousht could AFFORD her relief
Tosing at concert she must thst night,
That morning she'd TAX en a cold
And she knew full well that SivoRI might,
mean MIR. LopER, might scold
sh: picked up the "5us.n as her only hope
And quickly commenced 10 read
VI HANcE' SYkuP-not Jones's soap
She sent for bottle with speed.
She took three doses, three hours apart,
Or HANcEs HoARHouNp COMPOUND;
Ircured her cold and gladdened her heart
She says tvs the best to be found.
LTANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP Of HOARIIOUND i.
- SOVEREIGN cure for COUGHS, COLDS BRON
CHITIS, ASTHMA, CONSUNPTION &c
Price 50 esata per b9tsls or SIX bottles for 5, So
HENRY JOHNSON, cor. Of Broadway and Chambs,s ar
Sands Co "a Eas, Broadway Coddngtou cor Of Hud,
son and SpriuRs s Escuispan Temple cor Of Broadway
and Howard ats Gaion. cor. Of Bowsry and Grand ST.
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Total. -. sass7o 10 sass So
showing sss,ess so in par funds up to the last q
September, this year. against ssss7o 10 in "hlus dor
WORTH at the close Of navigation 20 cents to the dollar
that 10, ss,sss ~
The tolls for the months of October and November
last year, were ~ follows g.
November. ....... SIS ole IA
From present Appearances there will DO an increase in
these months this year
The Governor of South Carolina, In his message 10
the Legislature Of that State in alluding to the finances
fths STATE and the Bank Of the State remarks that
During the past year the indebtedness Of the
State has been materially reduced. The Bank of
the State has paid OFF tho balance of the sum OF
$500 600. ssued under the nci Of 1875, and which
fell sue on the ixi Of January last The prompt.
nsas with which the several Issues Of state stock
hsys been re&ssmsd - thsy bsosns psyshls csnso
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BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
VNHE ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE
HAlh why shoald IL be more incredible that
i should grow com and the top of hin People
seem TO think their HAIR will he they
WILL Just 20 long as Providencs wills Do and
longer But here they be mistaken They had better
read pamphlet entitled above, copy of which
on our table tits by Mr. William gosls who may "catch
TO your comfort and consolation. if you inclined be
Prepared only BY VIM BOGLE, Boston.
Eor sale Sy A. SANDS prusgis,s 100 Fulton str
rally. - ~ "A ifsr
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e,,,rai,O tEhMANS AND FRENCHMEN,
mn BE- dppossd volunteer In the service Of the
~ an IooYs whsre thsy Will 6n1 means rs.dy to pro
W." Wv" sssHss s~paeyns~t d. Nsis
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4 SITUATION in Dry Goods re- by young English
man, who has had considerable experene in The whole
r. ,na sta trades The advertiser will be possessed OF
wy 20 $500 ~ few months which he will be will
ing to advance the concern IN which he Is engaged IT,
the bHsness proves to his sss faction Please
aee.-~. Snesmsn," Herald ONCE. dl 3tsuc
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d5s Admaisrators of Che estate Of John A Drew
RROWN eHEETINGB AND COTTON BATS
100 bsles best heavy "A Brown sheetngs 900 bales
o. clean Bat. WI 20 sold q large d. count, from Novem
aae are solicited - examine goods when
guest Of Bats and shespngs. good yardwids shesng
st3x cents Superior do do centsAt Nos 10 and %
oar street Up stairs-Clsan Bats, ~ cent. fne do
~ cents ana cents I. N. UNDERHILL.
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MRS. JEKVIs's COLD CANDY.
A
SURE
CURE
FOR
COLDS,
COUGHS,
HOARSENESS,
SORE THROAT,
WhOOrING COUCH,

goo RrFERrNhcMFssL HD !S &c; A. -.
OOV VOLUNTARILY, in SIX WEEKS. proving It's
so0d snecti n curing the above troubles.
the Tabernacle. 49, "
Put mp in packages oils. q, 4s, and 81 each.
AgentsRashton Co. 10 Aser House ito and s5s Broad
wsy$Blackett %! Bowery Bumton sixth avenue IL and
ivs avenue Eys, 233 Hudson street, Nelson corner of
Caharne and Madsen Lecount Of Grand and Dvi-
son Streets Hallock Coz s Fulton street. and Mrs Hays
street, Williamsburgh.
Be sure to AK for MRS. JERvIss COLD CANDY
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Expenses of road for the year 5000. 1871 81
Amount OF receipt from steamboats, for tho year
ing October LIST.
For passengers and freight. .$05 474 90
mai Tansportion ..... $1,000 %
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-05-27

Thomas Young VS. Thomas 'BlaKe'
Judgment against def, October 20, loo''
$40 % and cost; clerks and sherltisfee
IL so; jury tax, 3 90. n..o.n.
y e. S A Garner VS.. Levi KaeDorn
Judgment against def, Jan z, 1886, 40 -. a.
and cost; clerks and sheriffs fees Sll oo'
jury tax, W. ,,.,, 1ochson.
Judgment against def, April 23d' 1922,
3l5d. SIC. and cost; clerks and sherlnS
fees I'D. 12c.; jury tax, 3 W. MI,
Archibald Graham VS. Thomas II .dna
lips: Judgment against def, April "a 1890,
1929. SOC. and cost; clerks and sherlllS ices
26d. &c., jury tax, 3 OO. m
William d MLauchlin VS. James
Sparkling; judgment against deli, Jan D.
1888. 92d. Coo. aud cost; clerks ana Slle-
riffs fees I'D. 12c; jury tax, 3 w:
Peter Prewett VS. Thomas X Philips q
A G Teas; Judgment against detts, oct22'
1888, lO5d. 25c and cost; clerks and she
riffs fees I'D. 75c; jury tax, 3 w.
Bovd e. Mcdaniel VS. Mercer NJ Booker;
indictment against deft, Oct %, 1888, 6Id.
sc anu COST ClCI Nd oH" SiAS
12c; jury tax, 3 90. -
JD Lynch VS. Mercer M Booker; Jndg
ment against def, April "a, 1889, old QUO
and cost: clerks and sheriffs fees l3d. SIC;
jury tax, OO. ,D1w;ad
Jefferson Clements VS. Thomas } Wind
ham: Judgment against def, April %, lS39,
134d. O7c and cost; clerks and sherlttS
fees lOd. 25c; jury tax, B %.
Ephraim Smith VS. Reuben Price; lndg
ment against def, Oct %, 1888, l6Od.
sc 1.4c. and cost clerks and sherltlS ices
IL rs; jury tax, 3 90. i,
Thomas Il Griffith VS. Thomas Blake q
A G Teas; judgment against def, Aprli 70
1899 gold. SSc. and cost; clerks and She
riffs fees lid. 81 lie; jury tax, 3 90:
John c Thomas & Edward Grltie'h VS.
Thomas Blake; judgment against deit'
AnriI Ia, 1888, ll3d. 66c. and cost; clerks ll
and sherihs fees god 81 l-2; jury tax w.
James C MLaurin VS. George l. WI
liams; Judgment against deit, April 20
1899, 32Sd. Olc. and cost; clerks ana slie-
riffs fees Id. SOC; jury tax, 3 o.
The said Judgments will be sold TO sat
isfythe clerks and sherill's fees due mere
on, This December 22, lS13.
N. B. JOHNSTON,
Sheriff of Newton County
Dec. 81, 1915. %o-'S