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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

NOW is YOUR CHANCE!-I am ceiling
all articles ia my line greatly reduced oriceS
Vow ID the time to come while a III anxlous 10 self
Rest assured you get BARGAINS. at
August 8, 1871. L. DiNKTE,S
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19
HYMNAI.

SPERM LUBRICATING OIL.-Tbe cbean.
~ eat and best oil in the market for ma
chincry OF all kind. Only rs cents Der GALLON
and for sale by w 8 MsSOS
June 6, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

LSHtI1NcrHStolcn Regisfe1
we have not seen this mention yet, but are
assured that there is not man in West Vir-
gina better qualified for the position, or one
"ho' from his open, manly course in the
present Convention, would meet with more
the State VI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19
COMMISSIONERS NOTION.

JOHN T. GIBSON, Plaintiff,
JAMES D. GIBsoN's Adminis.ra.
tor and Heirs, Defendants.
JOHN T. GIBSON, Plaintiff,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

Having permanently located at tho ssNIctropoli
tan " would respectfully ask my friends and ac-
qunintances to give me n call, assuring them that
they can buy better goods at lower prices than at
any Other storc in Charlcstown.
March -, 1872. LII SADIER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

cVHsIs1IhS TT part az foIIows:
TNENTY>ONE HEAD OF. HORSES.
Six of which are No. Farm Horses four of them
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-03-19

FOR GoVERNoR.-Somco of our West Vir-
gihia exchanges recommend Hon. Wm. TT
Iravers, of this county, for the next cover
norship. We acquiesce in the recommends
ton knowing that Mr.. T. is admirably ouali~
he'd for the responsible position.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
symptoms OF River Complaint
and of some Of The Diseases
Produced by rs.

A sallow or yellow color Of skin. or vel
lowish brown spots on the face and other
parts of .he body dullness and drowsi-
ness with frequent headache; dizziness,
bitter or bad taste in mouth, dryneSs in
throat aud internal heat; palpitation. in
many cases dry, teasing cough, with
sore throat unsteady appetite, raising
Of food, and choking sensation in throat:
distress, heavincss, or bloated or full feel
ing about stomach and sides, pain in sides,
back or breast, and about shoulders; collie
pain and soreness through bowels, with
heat; constipation, alternating with fire.
quent attacks OF dirrrhea; piles, ilafn-
iencc, nervousness, cOliness of extremi-
ties. rush Of blood 10 heal. with symptoms
OF apoplexy, numbncss Of limbs, especially
at night cold chills alternating with hot
flashes, kidney and urinary difficulties;
female weakness aud Irregularities, with
dullness, low spirits, pnsociahilty and
gloomy forebodings. Only few Of the
above symptoms are likely to be present
in any case at one time. All who use DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for
liver complaint and its complications are
loud in its praise. Sold by ell druggists
eyerywhere.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
LocomotIve Engineers.

The Grand Division OF LOCOMOTIVES
Engineers has been in recent session in
St Louis, aud from its report we learn
that it represents one hundred and ff'
ty six subordinate divisions, with
membership Of over 5000.
The objects of the Divisions are the
Improvement of its members socially
and morally, aud the establishment OF
a beneficiary fluid for their widows and
orphans, aud they have now in their
treasury over $4,000, and have paid
out to ihe widows OF deceased members
over $4,000 during the past year
At this session they demanded Of
railroad managers, that no employ
meut be given 10 any engineer who
does not wholly abstain from the use of
Intoxicating drinks" aud the demand
is so just and reasonable ,hat 20 pru-
dent railroad company would refuse it,
and those who do, should be Stunned
aud davoided as dangerous - travel upon
The following passage from the adj
dress OF the Grand Chief Engineer
upon this proposition is significant aud
worthy of consideration
I'VE muI attach severe penalties for
violation OF our rules, and we must bc
more particular in enforcing every rule
that relates TO the conduct aud habits
OF our members. We have been try
ing to purge our divisions from all IN
temperate members, yet almost every
month we publish list of expulsionS
for drunkenness. Il is beyond belief
that auy intelligent locomotive engiu-
eer will continue TO use Intoxicating
liquor after Witnessing the iroable aud
disgrace that has been brought upon
hundreds OF their associates by intem.
perance. believe iutemperauce i
mans worst enemy, but those that think
my views too extreme dare not advocated
even moderate drinking for engineers
There is no use expecting any ad-
vaneement in our organization, unless
We are able to eifectually aud forever
banlsh intemperance from all our mem
bers. My advise is to make total ab-
stinence from all that eau intoxicaio
one OF the fundamental requirements
as qualification for membership to our
orgauizatiou. By adopting this meas
ure we shall secure the good opinion
of all intelligent men, aud bring our
membership up to standard that will
be of iuestimable advantage to them.
aud a lasting and high honor to the
organization we are laboring to i'm
prove and perpetuate."
We are grati6ei to state that ma
jority of the engineers that run the
passenger trains on our road are strict
~ temperate men,.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

The O'Conor hunkers of Kentscky
have appointed Geo. B. Prather, of this
city, elector for Fulton county. An
other weak invention of the enemy.
George likes Greeley better than Grant,
and will so vote. Let all these machi
nations nerve every anti Radical citi
zen to turn out next Tuesday, aud vote
for Greeley.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Hickman VVl,oIcsaie prices.

BAGGtNG-l65a 5a20 per yard.
Machine 10.
IRON TtES-Sl ia 10
BEESwAX 25Cs,Soc. e III.
BLACKING y doz 45@S5.
BUCKETS, r dozer, ) 90.
BBOOMS, q dozen, - 50aS 90.
BROWN SHEErING, r yard, I0al5e.
CANDLES, Star, 20(a23.
OATS Black, {; white, c; mix {.
CHEESE per 10. lsc
COFFEE, Rio, 2ita25c.
CRACKERS, + a I4e1Slc.
CASTINGS. r III, 53a6c
COTTON YARNS, q dozen, l2G1Sc.
COAL OIL, Il gallon, Soc per Dbl.
FLOUR, SS O0lSl0 90.
FEATHERS, e 10 5Otal6Oc prime.
GUNPoWDEt, q keg s. 0OaS7 90.
BLASTING POWDER, 5 90.
HIDES, green, &c.
:. dry &c.
HORSE SHOES n ID sa9c.
Nails = 10 27@s5c.
LARD OIL = gallon, 81 90.
LARD, = 10 lie.
LEAD, = 10 lie.
MoLASSES, y. o., S. II, a bill, 60ts,15.
e halt bbls 1OaS5.
{" kegs 65aS5 per gallon.
MACkEREL in kits. 81 5e@S O0c.
- q hbls Sis.
1" r half bbls IS 10.
!" I keys, ST 90.
NAILS q kcg ST 90 rates.
RICE, Il 10 llal2Ac.
SUGAR, Brown. q 10 i2eGlSc.
Refined, 15al6c.
SODA-By the keg &c 2 10.
SHOT, per bag, 3 1908 90.
3 STONEWARE, a gallon, Ia TO l6c.
TOBACCO, Manufac 4. per 10 90 81 40
TALLOw, per ID 6asc.
CEMENT, louisville, s. 90.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
SBpR3G GHAE NOTEaEs.

,iE NIsoR.-m common with many
others We have te., lively interest in
tAe iuves cations which pr Aver has
been masking 70 discover the causes of
failure oi f'.s Aa.r. eHd to rrovidca "a rene
dy. ilis researches are said 70 have been
mucL motc thorough and exhaustive ibau
amy ever made before. The results now
before us fslcr ihe name Of Artn- HAIR
NicoE Ne nave given it a trial and
with nll satisfaction. is eqnsIs our u'ost
favorable anticiraiious. Oar gray hairs
have disappeared OF resumed their oriei-
nal color and visible crop Of soft. silk
en- hair has started on a part Of the scalp
which was entirely bald Democrat,
Abingdon. Na,
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

\ few weeks since, by invitation, we
visited this Lodge, aud found about
thirty choice young members banded
together in the service of God and hu.
mauity, but we found a strong organ
lied opposition {, their noble work.
The opponents of ouI Order there, rs
in some other places, are actisg under
the garb of friendship-aud are there
fore the more dnngerous-pl planting
themselvS on higher grounds than
human organizations, they see no Hrccs
siiy for the work We are doing, and
openly object TO the manner Of doing it
They claim that the Church should
do all that is done for the promotion
of Temperance, and that these human
institutions are robbing the Church Of
its glory. Let Us examine this matter
eandidly, aud see If the premises are
sounI-thc position tcuable-,hc solu
ton practical.
We adR,it, as an abstract proposition
that the Church should do every good
work, and we farther admit that If the
Church did i's ,chole duty, over one
half Of the human woe aud suiferiue
that now afilicts The human family
would be destroyed, but We have to
contend and deal with the Church and
humanity US we find it, Tho !aestion
is not what the Church .sght to do
but what does it do.
That the churches allow its members
to make, sell aud drink inloxicatina
liquors as a beverage, is within tie
most common observation of all; there
fore the Church falls short of iis duty
in this respect, in di>cipiining It's own
members, and in couutenauciug prac
tice, which j. an evil example for those
outside its fold That thc church has
not been able, nor is /, now willing. 20
purge itself of ,his wrong, owing to
false public sentiment. admits The ne.
eesslty OF some other agency 10 AID 81
in this reform. That rhc church in all
ages has been depeuden, on human orr
,,niyatio,s c,r all .,l .,,r,,-. .......
o0 "o"'eu' "a" '""t 'ueSo "o'ldiy IN
stitutions have been tLe rrea, moral
lever on which the church has beep
forced ~ roly o.r r.. .r...-s al 49,,
,..u..a... ..,,.. 49,,
'1' .''' - ' . ''''5 ''"'' Al wen
organized governments give their moral
influence, as well 81, the vigorous arm
of the law to the uaiutaiuance Of the
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Dcmocrmtic ReNponslliIitr.


The October elections have develop
cd situation which imposes a grave
responsibility upon Democrats. Be
fore those elections had tested the
strength and status of the voting ele,
ments, disaffected Democrats indisposed
to vote for the nominee of their party,
could palliate their conduct by assign
ing motives which they eau no longer
plead They can no longer doubt
either the good faith or the strength of
our Liberal allies
From Pennsylvania we have Demo
cratic testimony to the fact chat the
frauds of the administration party
secured It's triumph over Buckalew
only through the indifference Of some
Democrats and the trcaeherous conni-
vance of others
In Ohio the Cincinnati Enquirer
says that the State was lost by Demo
crats failing to vote, and all the party
leaders declare that if the Democrats
will turn out with the same will and
zeal our Liberal allies display we can
carry Ohio for Greeley in November.
With information Of this sort com
lug from all parts Of North aud West
arc we not justified in saying that the
situation imposes grave responsibility
on all voters who claim to be Demo
crats? If Gen. Grant be re elected
and the party of arbitrary government
get another four years Of military
necessity" it will so come to pass be-
cause men protesting to be Democrats
have consented to the result by failing
or refusing to vote for the nominees of
their party.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER OFFICE. ,
November ,, lSI2

HICKMAN Courier pFriCE. ,
Saturday, November >, 1872.
CORN-shelled 5Oc, ear 30.
COTrON-We quote at l6l to Ia
WHEAr-S1 3Ual 80.
MEAL-From wagons Il; 55c.
RUTTER-Fresh, 20 TO 2do per III.
POULTRY. ErC.-Young Chickens.
- p 20 80 per dozen. Old from ) j0a
1 90. Eggs. l2lc per dozen.
WOOI.-G0 TO % cts. 10. tub washed.
GENSING-70a75c per pound.
SALT-By car load. bushel 81 90;
ny retail 3 -. $50 lbs, barrel by car load
81 -, by retail - 30
PLOWS-Hcrtw Baltzer s Cos
Steel Plows, No. !, 81 90. No. >, 90 ;
No. 3, $40; No. /, II. by the lot not
less than dozen.
WAGONS-lIcrtwick, Baltzer < Cos
make 29xs} inch. tlight two horse) thim-
ble skein. S77 90; Sx9 inch, lmedium
thimblc skein $50 90; slxl0 inch, heavy
thimble skein, SS3 90; sN9 inch, lmedi-
,un) iron axle, $40 00i l8XI0 inch heavy
iron axle SOB 90.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

hat VIC think our people demand or III
We are also Agents for various
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
For Congress.

We areauthorizedto to announce Cor. Jxo
MARTIN, Sr., of McCracken county, late
editor of the Paiueah heafnckiaa, as a can
didEte 70 represent the people OF this the
Congress OF the United States.
We are authorized to announce, Col.
Edward Grassland, of Graves county, as a
candidate for reelection in this the First
district, composed OF Ballard. Galloway,
Marshall, McCraclcn, Graves. Hickman,
Fulton. Frigg, Livingston, Lyon, Caldwell
aud Crittcndeu.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02


TuE RACEs-FULroN Sr0cN oN
THE CoURsE.-The Paducah Tobacco
Plant speaking OF the recent races at
that city, says:
The running race the Fair grounds
last Wednesday, was the prettiest We
have witnessed for some time, and was
very exciting. There we're five entries
for the purse of S250-mile heats
best two in three-of whom were Vii
lage Blacksmith, Gray McNairy, and
Sneezeweed. The other two were dis
tauced in the first mile. Blacksmith
and Gray McNairy were Nashville
horses we'll trained, and in good order
aud Sneezeweed, was from Fulton coun.
ty, KY, and theproperty Of Mr.. John
r. Upshaw In the first heat The
horses went of together, and the three
uamed came back TO the judges stand
in a huddle-Village Blacksmith being
the winner. Time l:49. As SneeZe-
weed had no hackers, but he'd his own
so we'll with these regular racers, his
stock went up so high that bets were
made on him winning the next heat.
Which, however he did not do, but
contested earnestly for it. 10 the third
heat he was Withdrawn. BY Running
Sneezeweed in this race, Mr.. Upshaw
is now satisfied that he has horse that
can make good time, and will have him
regularly trained for that purpose. lie
is beautiful dark bay, eight years old
aud had he not been SO fat would have
won the race.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02


afforded TO the burning and throhbing
hesh by \ single application Of that un-
equalcd balsam for human or brute suffer-
ing, MEXICAN MUSTANG LINMENr. The
tormenting and slecp-destroying pains OF
rheumatism, CONT and neuralgia, are COM
pletely banished by its use; stiffness of
rl!e joints and painful swclIings, quickly
yield 10 It's emolicnt influence; IL heals
bruises, cuts. scalds, etc, with astonishing
rapidity. For strains, spring halt. scratch
es, saddle. collar and harness gals. rs
well rs the more serious external maladies
Of the horse, it is a swift and thorough
remedy.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

Receuf Intelligence from New York
reports Mr. Herman, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, rs crtlrely
sangqiaa oI ais election The Admin
i>tra'icu iaduenee is thrown for . Bfien
for Mayors but they arc not able 20
control the mercantile element, and IT
is thought by nanny tl,at O B,iea will
puai.h tbjs detection by Withdrawing
from Grao, the powerful support upon
which he Presidents friends have
iar4ely counted ju order O. carry New
York Tweed adhcres 10 Grant.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

GRAND BALL.-A grand ball is tc
be given by the TeutOnic Singing So.
ciety Of Hickman, Monday evening
Nov. 4th, At the City Hall. The pub.
lie may anticipate splendid music, and
everything TO make up gay time.
Let the lovers of the dance attend
Price of admission, 81.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

OUR city authorities are engaged IL
the eommendabie work of having the
streets gravelled
REV. 5. B. ADAMS breaches his
farewell sermon at the Methodist
church to morrow
SOME uneasiness is being felt in re
gard to small pox. Report has it that
it has air ready reached Columbus.
SOME Fulton citizens have been at.
tending the Graves County Fair this
week.
The Mobile and Ohio road are now
paying Kentucky owners for killed
stock" without litigation. So much
for the promise of competition.
TUE work on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad at Clinton is said to be
progressing we'll. Fifty odd hands at
work aud more wanted.
THERE is upwards Of 300 democrats
in the Lodgtou precinct, some of whom
have not voted for years. Come out
next Tuesday, and let the world know
that you still Ire.
Orn friend Jo. Smith, thinks the
Moscow precinct will poll her full
strength next Tuesday. Every man
TO the polls, aud may the cry be Gree.
ley aud Brown, and Grassland.
THE spread of small pox through
the State during the last two weeks is
alarming. The local paper of nearly
every town in Central Kentucky gives
lists of new cases.
FULToN used to be tho banner dem
ocratio county in Kentucky. In the
Leslie race Galloway won it from US.
If our old democrats will turn out. and
inspire their sons to rork next Tues
day. we can win it back.
REv. n. y. CowGiLL will preach
at the Methodist church, Sunday at 3
O'Clock 2. NJ
TuE Louisville Library drawing oc
ours Dec. the 9TH. NIessrs Mile, <
Roulhac are agents, Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

Hon. NJ. &. KERR, the intelligent,
honest and patriotic member os~Con>
gress from. New Albany district in Iu-
diaua, has written letter since the
late election in Indiana. in which he
predicts the success Of Mr.. Greeley in
that State ia November.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Latest ~ ovelty.
Come aud see il.
Just opened.
Ready tor inspection.
- ccnt. Counter,
% eeuL Counter, at
RICE X BRO.

Ir don t look as it the cotton crop
of Lake county (Teuu would be short.
The Troy Times learns that the aver
age yield there is from Lao to 1000
mounds per acre.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

ITO the polls is the Democratic
rallyiug cry for the present campaign
Aud il the Democrats 20 to the polls
as thes should, the Grant party will
be heard of only 10 history, and then
in terms of exeeration, after the 9th Of
November.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
gsAREGET REPORTS.
New York Market.

NV loRK. uct. 30.
Gold-The gold market opened at
ll24 to-day, declined to Il3t aud
closed firm at ll2all2b.
Cotton Cotton in buyers favor with
a good export demand, middHug up
lands poe
General market Flour s. 7jal 90.
" heat higher and In better demand for
export, chiefly spring. at 81 60a2 %
Corn frmer. 63laG54c Coffee FIRM,
Rio i54alSlc.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

G. w. BAiS, y Il. Thomp5ou. and
w II. Caring, Will all be IN the field
as lecturers during the next yeur.
Thompson will visit this part Of tho
State sometime in lhe sprLng.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
EnII EnrIN

Those wishing to secure any OF che
White Linscy Shirts at 30 cents, and Gray
Flannel Shirts at 80 cents. and Blankets
aud Government Clothiug at extremely
low prices Viii 10 wen Co call N once as
we have bat a limited supply left, and no
more in the market TO replcnish our stock.
nit !. II. pLAUT & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Master oonlmissiOner's Notice.

Jcssee Mills, Almr. J fsi'oa cres.t Cosrs
rs
Jes.ec Nsls' l,r's&c NOTICE
an persons holding claims against The
estate of JEsssE Nuts, deceased, are
hereby notified to prove and fle the same
with me M my ol6ee IN the City OF lick
man Ky. on or before the irst Monday
in February, 1873. er they viii DC forever
barred from prosecuting their collection
ar.inst ,b, Administrator of sgld dece-
,ient estate. 7. O. GQALDEG,
oetia--8w. Master Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

Now that the winter evenings are
long, can not some member of the diff
ferent Lodges give us communication
for publication, or are they SO selfish
as to neglect the 18th order Of bSSi-
ness
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

TaERE is to be meeting OF the
Stock holders Of the Fulton County
Agricultural Society, in Hickman, the
23d day Of November, at which time
Directors for the ensuing year are to
be elected. Other matters of general
interest to the Society are to be con-
silered.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

THE NorE OF rms CONGRESSIONAL
DIsrRlcT.-The following Is the vote,
by counties, of this Congressional Dis
trict, showing the relative strength Of
the Democratic and Republican parties,
as indicated in the last gpbernatorial
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

THE Democratic papers of Peunsyl-
vania claim that full vote next Tues
day will reverse the verdict of October.
TuE New York Times advises lite
friends not 10 risk their money on New
York goiug for Grant.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

90 TO WILLIAM FRENZ for all kinds
" ct School and Blank Books. Sold by
retail at publishers prices. To dealers, AT
ST. Louis or Cincinnati wholesale prices.
send orders To VIM. Frcnz, Hickman, Ky.
4 MI iiHe qf Stationery al io,r prices af'cays
~ haAR. nnglO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

Beware of Countcrfeits Smith Touic
SYRUP has been couuterfcitcd, aud the
couutcricitcr brought 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SABUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. john
Bull private stamp ou each bottle ur.
lohu BuU ouly has thc right 10 4nauuttc-
tttc auJ son tAc original John Sultli s
Tonic syrup ~ Louisville. Ky. ENamine
well the label oa each bottle. II nay pri-
vntc stamp Is NOT un the hottie, 80 uoi pur-
chase. or you viii be deceived. see ny
column aIvcrti-emcnt. aud my show card.
I viii prosecute auy ono infringing ON
my right The genuine Smith Tonic
Syrup can only be prepared by my self
Ihe public servant.
DIR JOHN BULE.
Louisville, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
Master Commissioners Notice.

I"o L, Mceeheo, Sc, fai'e' ('''"' Court
Josiah parler.s bcirs NOTICE.
AL persons holding claims against the
estate of JoSI,U PARgER, deceased are
hereby notified TO prove snd hie me same
NTH me at my office in the Cliy ot hich-
man. XIV. on or before The 4th Monday in
January. 1873. or they viii he forever
barred from ,roscca,ing their collection
against the Admins tratDr OF said dece-
dents estate. I. .. GOALDER,
oetln-sw. Master Commissioner.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02

FuLroN county has between 1900
and 1900 voters, of which upwards Of
100 are Democrats. We never poll
more than 300 Ii every reader Of
the COURIER viii look or, for stay at
home Democrats and get them TO vote
all Is right.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
A't"A. -.s.--. --.-.- A'tfNi
Democralie Inalorily. $40.

A M0NG the numerous articles on the
N - and 90 cent counters, We have
Lace and Hem Stitched handkerchief.
Jet and Tortoise Shell Jewclry.
Fine Soaps and Pcrfumcrics.
Pocket Books, Cutlery. &c, Sc,
NlCE y nNO.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
RInrrIed.

st the residence ct tire brides father.
near Hickman, Wednesday morning the
&oth ult- hy Rev. Nr Burton. Ma. 10. D..
LraCu. of Graves county, and Miss RoNII
II. MaHEs OF Fulton. q
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-02
ComncII Proceedings.

HIcKMAN, Ky, Oct. 30th, 1872.
Council net. -Couucilmeu
Campbell, Harness. Laudrum, Thomas
aud Frenz
Mayor Tyler being absent, on motion
Councilman Landrum was called to
the chair
On motion the reading of The min
utes we're dispensed with.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The Street Committee reported the
following accounts as correct and re-
cnmnanded Lheir naymcut:
5. Zachary. - days work on streets
SIS 90; Bill Garduer, u days work
SIS 00; Isaac Bowdeu, / > days work
SIS 90 Thomas Steele, I days work
SIG 80; Thomas McDermot. 113 days
work, SIT Go; Dan Murphy, : days
work, Sll p; II II Harding, car
penter dav, S3 90; Jas Barry. .
days work. 81 90; Henry Wilson, :
days work, s. 90; Henry Mayes, 4;
days work. 81 30; Zion Austin, > day.
work, 81 80. John Bingwood, self and
team III days work, st5 co; Pa
Judge, self aud team 9{ days work
So 90; Dave Upshaw, self and team
81 days work, SlI 90: Pat Judge
self and cart > DAYS, 80 90; JOIN
Riugwood, jr., self and cart 3 days
Sc co; Wm. Moore, > days work
So %; Campbell * Plummer, 4S'
loads of gravel, l0ets per load SIS 60
On motion above accounts allowed
On motion Council adjourned.
w. y BREvARD, City Clerk.
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