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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-22

Sin Is often the result Of physical III
health and feeble stomaehs. During one
third of our time the process OF diges-
ton continues. To be dyspentic Is to be
miserable; dyspepsia is the foundation OF
fevers and all the diseases of the blood,
liver, skin and kidneys Dyspepsia yields
TO the virtues of vegetable ingredients in
that great purifyer Of the blood and re-
storer Of health, DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters 154w4
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Doings OF Our City Fathers.

At the meeting or the Common Coun-
ell on Monday evening last, the members
were all present except Aid. Gllett.
The Mayor presented a report, recon-
mending that the necessary steps be
taken to open First street.
A report was received from the Comp
troller, showing the financial condition
OF the city, and although il was far from
being complete, it was ordered spread
upon the record.
The report of the Ways and Means
Committee on sundry accounts,w was made
and they were allowed as recommended
w. McMaster was given permission to
remove his building, providing lie have
the same bricked Immediately.
Aid. Seage offered resolution to the
effect that on and after Aug. 1st and pri-
or to Oct. Isl, all dogs running at large
without licensed collar, should be killed
when found. This resolution was pass
ed, and we hope it will be carried into
effect so thoroughly that there will not
be dozen dogs left in the city at the ex
J piration Of the time specified.
q The Marshall was instructed to notify
, Smith & Galbraith, and Eaton & Mctav
ish to brick up their buildings withou
delay.
On motion Of AID. Seage the room o
| A. Mcdonald, was authorized to be sc
cured for the Police Justice, at $3.50
year. and the rooms of A. Pack for $7'
for the Recorder and Comptroller. 1t
the opinion of large number our tax
payers that the Council might bette
= think of making some provisions for tn
D paper outstanding against the city, AM
= for making some of the very much need
o ed improvements.
The Comptroller was Instructed
- present report, showing the fnancl'
condition of the city up to the first ola
of July.
The Comptroller was authorized to &C
S vertise for bids for opening the drain o
y Lockwood and Fourth streets.
:. The ordinance relative to the govern
ment of cemeteries, was again taken u
and rassed.
q The Street Commissioner was instruc
> ed TO make his reports ss provided 0
o Sec. 8 of Ordinance No. IL.
The members Of the Council evinced
disposition to let the matter Of openin
First stree severely alone, believing thu
the less said and done by the city in thu
J. direction, the better, and then when Il
5, deacon became satisfied that he wou
9 make nothing by the operation, the sire
II would be opened without trouble.
The meeting of the Council on this o
> casion amounted to nothing and son
l. members showed more of a dispostic
ii to be on the contrary side of every m
g ton or suggestion than they did for pr
At viding for anything that would be OF
|, terest to the public.
Some of the Aldermen, TO make {
=, visitors feel funny, would vote yes al
ii no on the same question, and this sort
he proceeding went OH until the citizens J
b. came completely disguised, and mo
" than one expressed his opinion that
80 the Common Council Of the city OF !
pena would not meet again for the ne
NC three month, it would be a saving to
TO city in the matter OF oil and salaries
lg least.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPIsCOPAL-Rev w. w. Rafter. Services in
tho Trinity Church, on First street, every Sunday
morning and evening.
BAPrlSr-lley. +. n. Barlow. Services in the
society's Church, on Third street, every Sabbath
morning and evening.
CATHOIIC-Fathor Takken. Services in the
Catholic Church, ON Chisholm street. every Sab
bath morning.
CoNGREGArIONAL-Rev. A. b. AIen. Ser
viccs IN tbs soeiety's Church, ON Second street,
every Sabbath morning and evening.
METHODIsT-fev w. Donnelly. Services in
soeietys Church, on Dock street, every Sabbath
morning and evening"
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w. II. Simpson,
Saw manufacturer, with Thompson, smith q sons,
Cheboygan, Mich. All SAWS sent for repairs will
receive prompt attention. E4
Flint & Pere Marquette R. R

The shortest, Quickest and = 7st reliable route
10 and fo!n Detroit, Toledo Cleveland Clhe'--
n@i, Saginaw ou1 Bay Cry.
Como Asst, SCUM ASD w-sT
Leave Alpenu daily, except Sunday, ~ AIpenh
and Bay city line OF steamer, at 1880 n. In.
Leave Buy City at l0:i0 P. IL, 5:lj L. M, ':0o
a. m, and 2.Cj p N.
East Saginaw, 1850 p IL, '.so a. M, lo'4s e.rn'
Fiat. lis a. NJ, 10 e. m, 1904 aud S.45 p. m,
Holly, G:lO and 9:45 Il. N , ! 60 and 4:SV p. IL g,
Arrive at Detroit Ut 1875 aud ll43 u M, and
GEO p. IN. ,o
Wavrs $40 a. m, 800 and $3.50 p. IN,
Monroe, g:49 a. IN. and i:l0 p. m.
! Toledo, 1885 Q. IN. and $40 p m.
| Midland, 1888 .. m, Gnd 5:52 p. n.
! Farwell, 0l a. m, and $3.50 p. IN.
| Reed City, $50 u. m, and 2:lO p. N.
! GOING NORTH.
| Toledo, ll:l5 n. IN. and 800 p. N.
Monroe 1910 p. IL. and 9:l0 p m
| Wayne, LIS p. n, sos p. n. and lO:SO p. m.
! Detroit s:45 Il. m, $40 aud 1888 p. IN.
Holly, l04j O ~, $40 ?. m, 1870 p IN anu $40
Flint ll:27 a. ~, 1855 and SIS P. m, and e:25 a.
East Saginaw, l2:45, SIS and 1882 p. IN, and
025 "A. III. -,
Bay City, leo, S;5j and 1910 p m and 1885 a.
Midland. 6 2j D. M, end 1852 a. IN.
Farwell, 500 p. IN, AMI 1928 q. N.
Reed City, arrive 1918 and $3.50 =. m.
! FLiNT RIVERS pITIsIoN.
Leave Flint. 5:25 =. m Leave )iter Lake SWAIN
Olisyilie, 6.l2 D. IN. Ousyille, s:l2 a. m.
otter Lake arrive G.25. Flint, arrive, s.55 n m.
a. /. FLETCHER,
General Ticket Agent, Alpena' Mich
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Long Lake Road.

Since the appropriation OF 81
500, subject to the peoples approx
al, was made, there has been not q
little figuring by different parties
as to the road on which said money
shall be expended. Some favor the
Cicero read, q very few want new
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To the citizens of Alpena / would re,
snectfIlly say that about June first l
will NO snpplied with an omnibus, which
7 will rur, In connection with all the
boats, together with IN express wagon
and WILL convey passengers and baggage
10 any hotel in the city, or from hotels 70
boats for the low fare Of 10 cents each.
SSe.s G. GARDNER.
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Marine.

Capt. Shorthand furnishes us with
the following list of vessels as lay-
ing arrived or departed during 'he
past week:
ARRIVED.
| July l5.-Proprs Wenona ard
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TO THOSE BUILDING.

Twill furnish tho best made Sash, Glass Ready
SCI. in tho State, warranted safe home any dis
lance, at the lowest prices.
70 DEALERS IN GLASS
furnish French AMI American Window Class,
plr'e Glass White, Cut, Enameled, ana al amos
~ Colored Glass, hacked and cut 10 size, by the
Egbt or box Liberal discount 10 dealers. And
TO MERCHANTS
7 offer AL kinds ofWlito Metal and Walnut show
cosos finished in best style. and OF bottom prices
send your orders amt enquire prices.
t. Z. EARL, "A Jefercn Ave.,
Detroit Mich
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Bicvend, the druggist, since ne return
ed from below, has been making some
very neat improvements in his estaDl's n 4
mems. Go and see him and examine MS
pOodS
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weather Report.

weather Report.
Report for the week ending July To-
1874 ,o.,
Highest barometer, 30:14 inches, l2th'
Lowest barometer, 27;69 inches, iOth'
Range OF barometer, AZ.
Mean of barometer, 10000.
Highest thermometer, 80 deg, 14th..
Lowest thermometer, AZ deg, 18th.
Range of thermometer, Al deg.
Mean of thermometer, 68:e deg
Prevailing wind, southeast
Total number of miles travelled by wind
during week, 1882.
Maximum velocity 80 miles per hour.
Total rainfall, 100 inch.
Number days on which rain fell, x
Number of cloudy days, /.
Number Of fair days, 4.
Number Of clear days. o.
FRANZ L. DAYEs, Observer
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III Fletcher & Co. have just receiy-
ed a stock Of large and small cireuluIar
saws. Min men give us a call before go
ing elsewhere.
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Local Notices.

The American Sardlne Cos Boneless
Sardines, are much better, and less than
half the cost of imported Sardines. loo
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S. Rosenthal g Co. have received a
large stock Of elegant dress goods, aud
are selling cheap.
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Ladies. now is your time to get bar
oaIns in All kinds Of summer goods at u
Rodman's. He is selling out his entire
stock of summer goods at and less than
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Only coupon tickets sold at the new
railroad ticket Office, consequentlyho ue'
Law In changing tickets at depot.
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The warm weather is commencing
now, and the only neat garment Una.
looks comfortable for lady on a :, mo- ~
day. which is just being received at u
Rodman'S.
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For splendid sash ribbons, for good
parasols, for handsome ANS, am 800 IL, 49,
cloves. be sure and call AZ u fou'nsn D
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On Receipt of Marked Price,

address. J. L. PETERS, r. o, pOS, 500
500 prcsdwsy New York, CIT Metropolitan Howl
lsivt
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Tickets for all points east, west anu
sosth. at the new railroad ticket ONCE
Fletcher House.
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New railroad Office at the Fletcher
House.
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John 5. QUINN CO.,
MARINE DIVERS AND vEEcTSERs-

REFERENCES by PERMISSION
Capt. Joseph Nicholson, petTclti SaPs, yol i.
Deniass, Detroit; Can't. w. d. Robinson ins.Ag y
Buffalo, Capt. 7. Crosby Ins. Ag T. b ,a a.
Cbeesburgh. tivil Engineer City Of Chicago. .
oficc No. c Brady Block, Woodward Az, Detroit,
p-y- calls attended to, Night or Day. AZ l52
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Eobby hats and caps just received at
Knights.
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"OYsTER OCEAN,"
aides and Gents Restaurant

Cor. woodward & jefferson Ayes, Detroit, Mich
GILMAN BROS, Projectors.
Thoroughly renovated. Enlarged and improved.
Parties visiting Detroit will find this the oest
place to obtain flrst-olass Restaurant Dinner Tor
peutg
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2, cor,,r NE IA CRrNE.-No. e. Price, Scots
r ~ ON the Sea, Parcarollo by Kule; The
ppesS Of Day, Revere, by Ardiu; La, Ballerina,
Polka, by Lichner; When the swallows lone
ward Fly, by Oosten Elpiegleries, caprice, oy
Egxhard. Five pieces for 5Oets.
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Is Cent Column.

Advertisements Of Ave lines or less inserted in
this column at 35e per week, and Sc for each addi-
tional line. III continued for three months or
longer, IS per cent. dicount from these figures.
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g.r.,,. .M,,ss,mPOST-PAIDStSSss % f6c"ISs

,ousie. pTice scots. Two songs by Hays one ~
pratt. one by Leslie. one by stewart. lto IT, 10
nenst' two poikss, a pretty Waltz and March
II niccea Cor 3Octs.
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K Gn sH; MUSIC ! 8 : ,S% IS
lowing music Boots. Chant du BiVouac 5r"b -
Ianee ! Lon Pasquale, Sercuade, BY ThalbeTg
The Angels Dream, Rsyeric, by LANCE Inc nc
Wild Rose, Romance by krug. 5pieees ioi oVcts'
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MAILED

tains the following music; prize scots. Iwo IONS
by Hays, two by Danks, one ~ Maywooo, sae-
onisl.tep. an easy march, and beautiful l an
tastie. by Kinkel. 10 pieces for S0cts-
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9: CHEAP I Hl "a , SsEF nj:

lowing music Scots Mountain stream, SapTiioe'
by 8, Smith; Count ON Me, Ua,or, uy yaooos
Gra1 ioso Romance by Thalberg; DanclnB Leaves
Inst, by Mattel; May Breezes, Inst, by LAnge
pieces for Scots.
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fund the water frontage tax on vacant
lots. reported against the measure.
A motion, by Alderman Taylor, to
adopt the report, was lost.
On motion, the report was adopted.
Alderman Carroll, from the Cotab,it-
tee on Schools, asked for information il
the Committee would be sustained in
spending or paying small bills for the
use of the public schools without refer
ring the samo to Council, as some mat
ters wero of less value than tho timo that
to refer would take up.
On motion, the Council agreed that,
under the appropriation, the committee
could act without referring to the Coun-
Gil.
On motion Of Alderman Thompson,
the Committee on Streets wero author.
lied to have tho lamp posts put up ac,
cording to the original plan. as some
were now ready and delivered to the
city.
The following resolution was offered
by Alderman Carroll, aud adopted:
Resolred. That the City Clerk and the
Committee on Ways and Means be, aud
they arc hereby. instructed to return to
the City Council oil city money not yet
issued or signod, to be destroyed by
them ut Council meeting.
On motion OF Alderman Taylor, Couu.
Gil adjourned.
CHAs. BARNUAI. City Clerk
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Thursday. Smalls sustained this view.
he had claim amongst ths batch, and
he was perfectly willing that it should
be known. Swails, Clinton, Corwin and
Jones were for passing on the matter
to-day. Jones said that it was little
family arrangement, matter which es-
pcoially concerned the Senators. and
they ought to take care of themselves
They had looked to everybody 3 interest
but their own. Now it was time to take
care of 10. L. Charity began at homo.
Corwin said that he had introduced the
bill. It was time to look to De poor
who held claims. The Senate had been
very prompt -in-passing favornbIy. upon
the c)aims of those who were rich, upon
those of banks and bankers against the
State. They should now take care Of
themselves. The motion of Mcintyre
was agreed to.
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Legislative.
Both branches of the General Assem-
bly, adjourned over, yesterday, to Mon

Both branches of the General Assem-
bly, adjourned over, yesterday, to Mon
aay sv:s..;ns: IT, .:
In the Senate, the Committee on
Privileges and Elections reported bill
to re-distriot the State. We have not
had the opportunity to examine it, but,
no doubt. it is Gerry scheme,
by which it will be sought to secure
Radical majoritieS in all the Congress.
sional Districts, and to make it praoti-
cable Tor certain aspirnnts to get them
selves before the people for seats in
Congress.
There was considerable debate, and
OF highly e1citsble and person al
character, on report presented by Mr..
Whlttemore, from the Finance Commit.
tee, on bill to make appropriation to
pay the claims held in trust by Josephus
Woodruff and Il. O.. Jones against the
State. We should Judge, from the tenor
OF the discussion, that these ara claims
mainly OF the members of the Senate,
and which they are unwilling to ask the
payment Of in their own names, aud
from their own showing. The bill pro-
vides that they shalsbo paid out OF the
taxes to be levied aud collected fur the
fiscal year commencing November l.,
1874. There are no specifications, no
accompanying exhibit of the claims us
to persons to whom they are due, their
amounts. dales, or anything concerning
them.
Mr.. Donaldson, Of Greenvi,le, moved
TO make the report tho special order for
next Wednesday, and that list contain.
ing oil necessary particulars OF informa-
ton be printed and brought in with the
bill. This was promptly voted down.
Nash moved to strike out the enaoting
clause, and made telling epccch against
tho bill, and particularly against the
mode in which it was attempted to rush
it through. He said that he did not
CLAIM, honesty above others, but as a
body the Senate must maintain it's
dignity and require proper decorum
and regularity in it's proceedings. As o
Senator he had q right to know all about
these claims before he could be called
upon to sustain them. He would do
this il he fouul them al, right.
McIntyre said that all bills should be
accompanied by an exhibit He moved
that the bill be made special order for
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MURDER have just learned some
of the details of horrible murder which
was perpetrated at Sumter, 8. O., on
Wednesday night. About 7 o'clock OF
that evening, as MIR. Henry Widdekind.
in the employ Of Messrs. Ferriter g.
Kicker, was on his way home from the
store of those gentlemen, he was assault
ed, knocked down and murdered wi tn q
hatchet, by two oolored men by the
name of Sam. Vincent and Abraham
Bradford, who were seoreted on the side
of the street and lying in wait for him.
He was then robbed of q sum of money,
about $50, and silver watch and tho
key OF the store was also taken from the
body. His head was badly crushed, the
skull having been broken in three or
four different places, and his eyes pro-
truding from their sockets. When
found, he was cold in death, and his
head and face presented horrible ap-
pearance. Suspicion at once rested on
Vincent and Bradford, and kilograms
were sent out in various directions with
descriptions of their persons. Last
night, special was received announo-
ing the arrest of the murderers.
But the worst is not yet told. The
wife Of the murdered man WAS enciente
at the time, and was so affected by the
horrible news that she is now lying at
the point of death. If she dies,
double murder will have been commit
ted. Our despatch tells US that there is
no doubt of the guilt of the men now
in ar@st and charged with this fearful
crime. While we are no advocate of
Lynoh law, in any sense of the word,
should the wires tell us to-day that the
scoundrels have been taken from Jail
and hung at the nearest tree, we will
publish the fact with pleasure, and
thank God for having appointed to the
murderers so swift retribution.
Wilmington Journal
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COLUMBIA, S. G..
Saturday Morning. February IA, 1874.

Monument to the Confederate Dead.
There is an association of ladies,
known as the "South Carolina Monu-
ment Association, whose efforts to erect
monument to the memory of those
who died in the service of the Confedc.
rate States. are worthy of all praise.
BY circular signed by the officers OF
this association, we learn that the monu-
ment will cost $4,000 of which sum
$4,000 have already been raised and
paid over to Messrs. Muldocn & Co.,
of Kentucky, the architects employed
upon the work. It is necessary tc>ool.
ieot the remainder OF jhe sum required
by the first OF October next. The ladies
point out q feasible plan by which this
may be done. aud make an earnest ap-
peal to the several districts in the State
to secure and forward through treasu-
rers and collectors to be appointed in
every village and city, the contingent
which will fall upon each being not
more than 5000.
We have examined the plan of the
monument. It is to rest upon broad
basis of granite, from which the beau
tiful shaft of marble vii rise to the
height of about twenty-five or thirty
feet. Emblems of dismonnted cannon,
broken gun-carriage and idle piles of
ball, telling of sad result on one side,
are contrasted and relieved on the other,
by ON anchor and folded fags. typical of
hope and expected revival. Higher up
is the historical palmetto. known
throughout the civilized world, ever
since the memorable attack on Fort
Moultrie by Sir Peter Parker, in 176S,
down to the present day. as the symbol
Of all that is gallant, honorable and
just in people brave in action. gene
rous in sentiment. and Of patient and
accomplishing fortitude in adversely.
Surmounting the shaft, and constituting
its termination, is the soldier of the
Confederncy, in classic grey, firmly
grasping his musket, his countenance
illumined with the spirit of dedication
TO duty and country. There he stands
'ss lie stood in battle, in attitude easy
and imposing. with cheek unblanched,
with the fires of resolution and devotion
burning in his eyes. and in majestic
mien aud port, giving the world 'assur-
ance of q man." Who that can mea-
sure the glory OF that cause he repre-
sents, who that is capable of appreciat-
ing how undying is principle, how
glorious and beautiful is self-saorifice,
will refuse his contribution to work
which shall vindicate them to present
times and commemorate them to future
ages?
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ACCIDENTAL SHooT1Na.-Mr. William
Culbertson, residing in the upper por-
tion of Laurens County, was accident
ally shot on last Saturday evening.
The wound. though q painful one, is
not considered dangerous.
Tho widow of Capt. Fry. the COM
mander OF the Virginius. has gone to
Paris.
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LIST OF New wADyEErIsEMENTs.
Agent Wanted for Busines Directory.
Seibels & Ezel!-Sale Of Securities.
w. x. Greenfield-Rooms to Rent.
Indian Girl" Celebrated Cigars.
P. B. Guglieluny-Laundry.
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UNITED STATES CouRr. The assignees
OF 1. s. K. Bennett, bankrupt, were or
dered to pay over to Mrs. @. G. Bennett
the proceeds of the sales of certain pro-
rnrty in satisfaction Of mortgage. The
petition OF Wm. T. Witt, of Orange
burg, for voluntary bankruptcy, was re-
ferred to Registrar Seabrook. The
court approved of Joseph N Brown as
assignee of B. f. J. Hammond, of An
derson; OF John a. Barksdale as assignee
of Samuel Barksdale, of Laurens, and Of
George j. Graham us assignee of w. N.
G. Rodgers. of Williamsburg. The pc
aiiin'ss az ]. =. !.s": :::s $50. t;,,ea oi
A. q. Sutton, John d. Smart aud Ha-
milton Wilson, bankrupts, for permis-
sion 10 sell property and call in lien orc.
ditors, were referred to the registrars.
The Sheriff Of Pickens and others wero
enjoined from selling The property Of
Perry O'Dell. bankrupt.
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MEETING OF TAX PAYERS. Last Sa-
turday. the 7th instant, q meeting Of
taxpayers OF Kershaw was held, to elect
additional delegates to represent Ker-
shaw County in the Tax-Payer.' Con-
vention. The following gentlemen were
chosen: T. II. Clarke, NJ. Baum and DR..
E. NJ. Boykin. Alternates-Jos. T..
Mickle. John II. Goodale and Louis J.
Patterson. Gems. j. Is. Kershaw and
James Chestnut, with alternates Gen.
j. d. Kennedy and Col. W. M. Shnu-
non, are already members of the conven.
ton.