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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

JoHx SHERMAN and the other RspubH-
can eo~nspirators who engaged in the
Presidential steal of 1876 are now
becoming so cheeky @ 10 boast
of the theh Democrats sf4yshere
should remember this and he following SEN
t'ments from the platform upon which Mr..
CLEVELAND was elected should be read again
and again:
"A change is demanded. Such 9 change
wa demanded in 1876, but the viii Of the
people was defeated by 9 fraud which can
never be forgotten or eondoned."
with profound regret we have been ap-
prised by the venerable statesman
through whose person was struck
that blow ct the vital puinci-
pie Of repubhcs-acquiessncs in the viii Of
the majOrity-thst he cannot permit US again
to place in bis hands the leadership of the
Democratic hosts Rejoicing that his life
has been prolonged until the general judg-
ment Of our fellow eountrymsn is
united in the wish thst that wrong was
righied in his person, for the Democracy of
the United States we offer to him in his
withdrawal from public cares not only oar
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]. S. RHODES & co.
1150 MAIN ST
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
i County. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
Vest Virginia. July Rules, 1885.
!. William wolvingtop, administrator 81 the eStltt
Of Thomas Wellington, deceased,
VI
iavina Wright, j. W. WolViDgton, Ann i. Watt,
snd J. 8. Watts, her husband, sarah J. Morrison
and James Morrison, her husband, and Baltimore
aud Ohio Employees Relief Association.
IN ~cHANcEAx.
The object Of this suit IL to obtain Q decree direct
ing the Baltimore and Ohio Employees Relief Asso.
citation 10 pay over 10 the complainant q sum OF
money, 10 wit: Four hundred dollars, In Its hands,
and due IRON IL by reason Of the death Of said
thomas ]. Wolvington, who was q member OF said
Association, said sum being nov claimed by one
4 said d~ecedent, and that said sum OF money IL
Jsyable 10 her. And IL appearing from an snidayit
lied in this cause that Lavina WriRhL J. ". Woly.
lngton, Ann 4 Watts and J. s. Watts, her husband,
arab J. Morrison and James Morrison, her hus.
band, are not residents Of the State Of West Wiz.
yinia, and they not having been served With a pro
sss in this suit, On the motion Of the plaintiff. BY
his attorney, this order Of publication Is entered
agoinst them, and II b ordered that the said de-
'endants, Laytna Wright J. w. Wellington, Ann
8. Watts and ]. 8. Watts, her husband, Saab J.
Morr son and James Morrison, her husband. ara ra-
date Of the first publication Of this order, and do
Ehat Il necessary to protect their interests; Il IN
further ordered that . copy Of this order be pub
lished and pasted M required BY law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clerk Of aid court,
at tbe court house Of sid county, in the city Of
S SSssi issS TINS ''h S 5SS 81 WIN W. EiiT lssSi e Ei G~ July
Published the HrSt tine July s. 1885.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
z. 9. BARE, Attorney for plaintiff. jySoaxt
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As dissatisfaction sill exists among a

As dissatisfaction sill exists among a
cooS many nennn-ats, bee~aSs PreSidont
CLEVELAND has not swept out the rascals
fast enough, but has tried to carry out to
The letter what he declared when he &C
eepted the nomination, the following morael
from the St. Paul Pioneer Press may prove
nourishipg:
Had Mr.. CLEVELAND openly broken bis
promises, had he made the clean sweep for
which nine out Of ten old time Democrats
do not cease 10 clsmor, had he disregarded
The test Of fitness and put only the strongest
partlssns on guard, there would have been
n public outcry such a. no man could dis
regard. He would have sunk the Demo
cratic party so deep that no diver could
have reached it, and the reform cause would
have grown in proportion to the opposition
Of the government. The next election
would have had no other issue and no
doubtful results"
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Notes.
SDscinl 10 the RsJiSfer,

MoUNDsvTLLE, Jnly 2S.-The cottages are
about all taken on the Camp Grounds, the
hotel is crowded, every room being taken.
The hotel is in charge of Mrs. Eliza Arm
strong, OF Bellsire. =,
Your correspondent took atip through
the West Virginia Prison, aud everything is
runin order there. Supt. Peck and his new
guards are all first class men. and the con-
vIcts are all kept in place. We noticed one
in particular, Morris McAdsms, that was
sent for the term Of ten years, that is doing
we'll and has the respect OF the Superinten'
dent and guards, and also has a good name
in prison.
There were about fifty people came down
from your place on Sunday to the Camp
Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

STRUCTURAL weakness isl term ap'
plicable to many things and situations just
at present. Let Us enumerste a few: Bust
ness generally is structurAlly weak go ia
the compact bet sssn Messrs. CHGSDLER,
ROACH and RoBEsOS. The bloody shirt
platform of the Ohio Republicans is strue-
turaIly weak to such i degree that it is
doubtful if the party al get under even
slow Roadway without vital damage to the
entire ship. The same condition exists in
the Virginia Republican platform through
the same cause. There is also q great
structural weakness" in the nail situation
Just at present, but let Us hope al hands
viii get together and amicably strengthen
the weak places BY mutual CONCESSIONS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

STATISTICS are valuable. Here are some
that are particularly interesting: The whole
number Of Postmssters in the classes sp-
pointed by the President is 1888. ThS
whole number in the class appointed BY the
Postmaster General is $1,000. President
CLEVELAND has already appointed $50, and
Postmaster General Villas $500. That is
to say, at the present rate of putting Demo
Gratis into Office, the work viii be finished,
50 far as Mr.. CLEVELAND is concerned, in
about twenty months, and so far as Mr..
Was is concerned, about sixtyeight
months, or, say, in March, 1891, if the pro
Csss Is mott .~terrupted meanwhile By unfOrs'
feen contingencies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

The fifth ministerial, crisis that has oc
Cured in the last few months is reported in
Turkey. 1t seems that the Turkish Minis
ter, Said Pacha, isunfriendly to al alliance
With England because he believes that Rus
sia in her progress southwark will soon be
kncckipg at the gates of ConstantinOple, and
he wants to pacifY the conqueror while he
is still at q distance. On the other hand
the Sultan is very favorable to an English
alliance. 1t is probable that Said Pschs
will resign and let the Sultan have his own
WAY about il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

The political situation in New York is
becoming interesting, There are several
prominent candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. HILL and
FLOWER are much talked Of, butthe DRIFT
Of sentiment seems to be toward CHAPIS or
CooPER. These men are popular not only
with Democrats but also with the Indepen-
dent Republicans, and tits said that the
nomination of either Of these would make
Democratic success almost certain.
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Special Commissioners Sale
vaIuabIs Property.
cTATB OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNT =
= Ohio. in the Municipal Cour o. "n~@
william II. Brinton,
Mary J. Cots and Others.

We. PIN 'hAAN's
Mary J. Cots and Others. u
Pursuant to the authority conferred upon -
a decree OF said Court made 10 SAID c1e
day of March, A. u. 1885, the u~ndenisnN "
saturday, tho LIST Day Of August -
commepcinSa 81 10 O'Clock 4. m, viii ,u n
auction nj the front door Of the Court boa.s :
county, In the city OF Wheeling, Wa W., ~ "a
the highest bidder, the real estate 10 we nI.ll
ip said city, In the county and state nasr ID
which Mary 3. Brtnton died seihed, thsi ss~1
all Of the south half OF lot number tsenv ~
the addition TO South Wheeling knosI o.
street, such lot being the next lot nora
on The northwest corner OF MARKET and 49,
streets, except 20 much OF said hall lot ssrrr~2
as follows: Commencing st the souths.S,taa
said lot %, on an alley, and running iheno-S3
east side Of the alley 70 the northss' cas ~ lad
said half lot, theLoe parallel Win we "a a. =
the lot forty two feet, thence parable 80 o.
line OF the lot TO the south line thereo'
forty two feet 10 the place Of tef1nni.k AT a
The real estate 70 be sold has p"
TIRNs or SALE-One third and u 49, -
the purchase money - the purcnssa@I~a1
nav IN cash ON the DAY Of Gale, and Ne re.,.~s
purebsse money payable In two egusiIpx.ss
one and two years, respectively, frorn .Lssp q
with interest from that day; ne pona,skh1
his promissory notes with security III ~ :
tile 70 the properly sold 70 be r.taine' 80
payment IN fnI1 Of The punhass ~nons},ilrsd
tionai security Tor the peynsDt 2, cAIpWEL
spscii Coans
I, Thomas n. Dsrrah, Cert Of ssh 80
certtfv thaf az sbuyr named Special .enn-sl
has Oven bond and security, sgpv,sSs.s isa
quired By iav snd nd asGIess a. u. OIss.a
,ouas.s ckfial.se
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

SEVERAL States have been dssirous that
General GRANT should receive q place Of
sepulture in their midst. His old comrades
wish that his remains to rest BY the
Potomac, under the shadows Of the Nation
al Capitol. Though Central Park, New
York, will receive this honor, Jet a great
noisy public pleasure resort q it is seems
scarcely q fitting place for the mAusoleum
of the great General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

The reports of destituion in Rosne coun-
ty have been investigated By q special term
Of court at Spencer. The reports Of the
overssers of the poor show that the rumors
going the rounds Of the press were without
foundation, as every person who was in need
of assistance has been aided with whatever
supplies were necessary and, that the county
is fully able to supply the poor with what,
ever s~ustenauce they need.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

The Virginia Democrats hold their con-
venton to-day. A good ticket will doubt
less be put in the field. From the present
indications, General FITz,HUGH LEE has
the best chances Of receiving the guberua-
torial nomination. With such q nan at the
head of their ticket the chances Of Ma
HOMES man, JOIN S. WISE, will be pretty
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Sale Of Valuable Real ProOa,tv

"oo' tupelN,
DY vIRTUEo OF A DEED OF rRrs,
ID To- Us ~ Alexander Cosn, dated on "a sief
day Of July, 1855, and duly recorded In 4. IN
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio ,Ssoass
WIN sell ct public auction At the front SoS y
Court Houie Of said county, on w sA
Saturday, August Goth, Iss,
beginning at 10 O'Clock q m, the iollosi,,,
/, The cost forty 1--WE 4Sj fee, of Ian psesfI:
foIty-hve lt5l, situate on the north sSs ., ST1esua
street, on Zane's Island, in d. lanes ,I',us1as
the city Of wheeling, on which the ds.IS,.sa =
nov occupied By the said Alexander Coen I. ISs s
2. The remainder II The said lot puub.r.,L--
(t5l snd the eastern hall Of lot uheraS sas.yeN
i46), adjoining the anne on which an ,.Ny-d
brick dwelling houses. This property viii i. sa.sS
a. whole and In two parts divided BY he go
sold In whichever way shall appear bes, S"sa
3. 1he porth hall oil lot numbered ,hirtv S,.n.
and the south three (S) leet o. lot numbc,S 40
two (S2) In 1heo. Fnk'sa addition 10 he aiss
Wheeling, fronting thirty three 1881 f,, ~ uu.Ayy1
side OF Penn street, on which Is situated 4 ~.
4 Lot numbered nine 10Y in Am,,ons B,,,-,
Co.'S addition 70 the said city Of wh,eItS, ,i,..s
on the west eide oil YORK street, south oIOsi, .sa4
on Zane's lsland, having front Of thirty rssS
on York street, and running west Of eqasIr 49,,
hundred and twenty (.2O) feet TO The lev 80
rear.
8 Lot numbered eight (l In William lrn,,,,.
addition to the said city Of Wheeling. sita,ts =, l,
west side Of York street. south oil Ohio street, o, ~
Island.
6. > he right title and interest Of the MA A.,,
der Coen In and to the propert! mentioned d.,,s.
and bequtathed in and BY the Nill Of E~dv,rSCss
deceased, which was admitted to probate on n. ~
day Of April, 1881, In the ONCE Of the said e,rt
TERMS OF SALK-one-third Of the pureh.~ ma,
or so much more thereof as the purchaser nav 49,
cash on the day OF sale, and the r,mAinIer ia ~
equal instruments, payable respectively 1, On, al
two years from the day OF sale. with il,sr,.t h..
that day, the deferred instalments being s.co,,,
q deed Of trust upon the property, aud in,unnss !,
building to the amount Of one hal! tAe rr.,J
purchase -money.
WIN. p. HUBBARD,
HENRY NJ. Ruessu.
CHAk BRRs HaRvki, TrIsz
AuCDOnefr, ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

YESTERDAY the cit 'zeas of Atlanta laid
the corner stone of the Soldiers monument.
As 8 memorial of the restored fraternsl
feeling between the North and South, will
be placed near the top the soldier in blue
and the soldier in gray clasp;ng hands,
while tie summit viii be surmounted By a
statue of Liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

RESP. esful sympathy and esteem, but also
that best homage Of freemsn, the pledge OF
our devotion to the principles % the cause
nov inseperAble in the history Of this Re
public from the lAbOrs and the name OF
SANuE1. ]. TupEN."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

CHICAGO needs reform not only among
her gamblers and wife-steslers, but also
among her cattlemen. The selling ofdis,
essed cattle to butchers to cut up and palm
of on the people is one of the most bastard
ly crimes q mi, n could be guilty of; and sc
from reports, such ofsnses are common in
Chica0o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

REPORTS from New England show that
for several years there has hsen n gradual
decay in agriculture. Farmers sons in that
section have been continually leaving the
old hopestsads and seeking homes in the
far west. Many Of New EnglsnG's public
men ere regarding the subject with anx,
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exercises

TuE Mexican editors have taken in the
sights Of PittsbOrg and gone to Cincinnati.
As seteral Mexican ladies accompanied the
excursion, it must have been q caution to
see the way the members of the Pittsburg
press gang put on airs and tried to talk
SDanish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

SENATOR CANDES of West Virginia, has
been appointed By vies-President HESD'
RIcEs as a member of the Senate Commit
tee to take part in General GRANTS funeral
xa-rs.as
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Valuable Real Estate.
TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHrnns
Wet ylp0infa

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHrEDs
i West Virginia
In purs snce Of the authority vested In a, !,
decree OF the Municipal Court Of wheeins M
on the third day Of June, lsSS, In a suit In oansu
therein pending, In which In ma Taylor With "a
TAYLOR. her husband, are plaintins, and wilitsl
Harden and Others are defendants, viii, 90
TUESDAY, JULY !, 1855,
commencing ct 10 O'Clock q m sell At pgbhs ~
ton, to the highe,t and best bidder, al he hs
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, Wei tb
ginia, the following described parcels Of ra sun
second. Lot numbered eleven III In ss
numbered eighteen tlsl, aud the north 90, hit 4
cen us), a designatsd on the map oI the ssS.
v~isionso the Joseph Caldw we'll etale and divdr
thereirom to the said city Of Wheeling. Ohio ol-
~, " EFT Virginia; said property fronting % b
east side Of Eotf street, between Twenty n!nn N
TbiItieth streets.
CANT BRICK residence, and isa most tesinbt PIP
erty. said building was erectsd BY hur |
Borden as o residence. And II unusually ~nnk
Gus and veil constructed.
II is m auired by the decree under which ,hi ~
Ia to be made hat the parcels OF property ibavb
scIibed shall be offered for sale separately.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One-thid o. the pefss
"OQty Euhll Uc phiu III S&5n oh az
As much more thereof m the purchaser MAJ ta
10 pay; the balance shall be paid In two esut b
stalments with interest from day OF nie, q ons.s
two yens from the day Of sale, nsPcdivtI,n
purchaser 10 give bis notes Tor the eesene ~
ments, with security 10 be approved By ta coo
missioner; and a. further security the title iS,n
parcel Of land shall be retained until the pdrhn
money shall have been paid In full, and bs'psa
commissioner ordered BY the Court 70 c01,.I
Special Conntshns
hereby certify that bond has been given "
above named Special Commissioner In The W
entitled cause ~ required BY q ..,
THOMAS n. DAgsAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Whs-9
iua =.
The above sale has been adjourned until IOss
July II, 1885, Of 10 O'Clock q IN. mar,
jya Special cOmm,a0s
The shove sale has been adjourned until siafs
July Is, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m. nm,
jyi5 sp'eial comnisa''s
The above sals has been adjourned unhl sirs
August is, 1855, at 10 O'Clock q. n. nan,
Q...l.t rnU pniuSlGcT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

THERE is to be a branch signal Office ss-
tablished at Parkersburg, and hereafter the
people viii be appraised Of every coming
shower in time 10 seek shelter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29
WEDNESDAY,, July 80, 1885.

The Pttsburg manufacturers are beeom-
i,g restless. owing 10 the alliance between
the feeders and manufacturers in Whesl
-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-29

A PRIZE. Z; :; :: =: !: i: $ : !: !: !: |: !: !: !: =: .: J: !
ngAt away than anything else IN lids world Re
mM lvlls ~ wezkas absolztey EuFss Add
KUHAUn. kRE1s1a I'LL
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DIED.

WARNECKF-On Tuesday, July %, 1885, at sos
O'Clock p ~, KARL, son Of A. and A. Warnecke
aged 8 months.
Funeral notice here fter.
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WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR NOTICE.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
L Secretary until August /, 1855, for renting the
Dining Hall; also 10 furnish a Brass Band, com
pCted Of fifteen or eighteen pieces, with a Band
Wagon. Also, applications will be received for
renting ,eIllng privileges during the week OF the
Fair, which will be held from September 2 to u in
elusive; also, space in the buildings aud on the
grounds viii be awarded to exhibitors; and, wanted
TO rent six show Cases. Address Secretary for pre-
MUM list or information. Office in Court House,
Wheeling, W. Va. GEORGE HOOK,
jy25ae,dGg Secretary.
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FoR 9AIH

A fEwsHAREs OF slocA OF s.sr a.,
Ohio Valley. Twenty shares Of s.ocs q. ,.
Nail Works. stsubenvills. Abuildins 10, :, =,
tenth street.
Thos. o'Rr1e,
Telephone No. as.
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PETER WELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQU0Rs,
Ills Main Street,
WHEELING, W. VA.

We have iaa E1satved by dirsss tzpcrnSinn
aEys mertnsnl Il Khtns ma Mknsns Wins, JULIA
Aumm q. 0xnrems, Dos q MontsoeEs Chan,
PAgne, and lHls ship1sn1 q tas sslskxstsd WI
Q hrgD tnvutss hun CAlttnmta vineyards, q N
cldes1 and eos1 brznA8 q wtns mgvn = Ne txxde
.nsA q M1Mi1a, nalyaSA, Esaltng, Angslisa, Rsl
nafandel, 10, a. We are nav making specially
d cur Case Goods, which are bottled b. Is from
euK ehotces hrnnds d hquor, and 10 which w
wun1A kindly en- IL atssnfsan Il Ne txnds, DE
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-08-06
Grand Excursion.

There will be irst-claSS excursion to
be run from McComb City to Natchoh Ivy
II. IL. Hogg. on August 18th and 10Th,
leaving McComb on the morning of the
18th ut e o'clock, a. NJ, reaching Jackson
at 10 o'clock and leaves Jackson over the
Little J. ut IL. Will reach Natchez at 3
y. M, and will remain until 8 o'clock
Sunday morning.
Persons wishing to see the oldest town
in this State, with its beautiful scenery,
such as PARIS, bluffs steamboats,. etc,
with her attractions, Will never have Il
better opportunity, a. this excursion
wishing to go can rest assured there will
he nothing bat good order going and com
ing. have arranged for a police sutti-
GENTLY strong to put off any one raising
a disturbance.
There will bo two coaches in tho rear
end Of the train especially for the whites,
the other four coaches will be set apart
for the colored people. There will be u
trNt-ClaSS band with the excursion, III
order to make things pass of lively. Per-
sons wishing to takea steamboat ride after
reaching Natchez, can do 80 for the small
sum OF 30 cents. | have arranged with
the Jno w Cannon to take the eXcur-
sionists ten miles down the Mississippi
river. This no donbt will be a very
pleasant trip to every one. The eHcur-
sion will he supplied with ice water aHd
refreshments of all kinds. This excursion
Is more for pleasure than for profit, and
will spaie no pains to make every one
who goes enjoy themselves,
Children under II Years of age can sc
for half fare. All persons required IL
buy tickets before entering the train.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-08-06

in cunplsinaniS bill that the Board oil
Mayor ard Aldermen Illegally aud fraud.
ulently granted VIM. J. Smith license Ia
to retail vinous aud spiT;iuous Ii.
/ quors ~ less quantities than one "a Ion on
the LIST day of June, 1875; aud.
WHEKEAs, il said allegations were true
aud should he so held 10y the Court, il
would morally At least &c not legality re-
quire the Board to refund the sum of
5000 O paid by said Smith to the cOrpor-
alton for said license, and is held BY
some that the the Board would be equally
bound to refund the further sum of 1900
dollars paid 10y the said Smith for the
State license issued 10 him hy virtue uf
the action of the Board in granting the
same and,
WHEREAS, 1t is wholly untrue that
any fraud was enacted by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, or permitted by
them, faI orally to the said smith, and ~
their best Judgment, formed by mature
investigation aud legal advice in tho pre-
misses above set forth, IL is deemed incum-
bent upon the Board in defense Of the
interest of the corporation to employ
competent counsel to represent the cor
poratiOn's interest in this suit il IL there
fore
OlNfltu, 4 utl MS IlblOT - u. lJtdS'll
be employed as counsel for the corpora
ton III this suit, and that his fee shall be
5000 for his services.
The following accounts were allowed
and warrants ordered 20 issue for same:
A. ID. McClendOn, removing dead
animals to date. .................S 90
4. ID. Nice Tendon cash paid for
work on street tOols............. l %
ID. Wilson, Lighting street lamps III
July. ....-..-.,.... H...'.....'.. %
l.. A,cus, lighting street lamps i'll
July ...............'.... ID -
j. b. Deason, salary as Mayor for
July. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
\. ID. McClendon. salary us marshal
for July, SO. .................. SO 90
b. I. Atkins, salary as secretary for
July, '35.......,................1 Is 90
J. e. Hardy, rent Of MAYORS office
for July, 'S5.................... 5 90
J. Il. ncason, tee as attorney ...... 80 %
The Board adjourned.
j. b. DEASON, Mayor.
Is. +. ATKINS, Sec'y.