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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13

TNARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK
IL OF LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13

DIRECTORS,
o. w. Childs, G. E. Thorn, Jose Mascerel,
B: Lankershim. @. Ducommun, Philippe Gar
nier. L. @. Goodwin, L. L. Bradbury. Isaias W.
Hellman. W.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13

STOCKHOLDERS.
o. W. Childs, L. L. Bradbury, Philippe Gar.
nier, James B. Lankershim, T. L. Duque, Jose
Mascarel, Chas. Ducommun, Andrew Glassell.
P0laski, L. G. Goodwin, Prestley G. Baker, L.
]. Rose, Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver II. Blise
Sarah ]. Lee, Estate D. Solomon, Chris Henne
Jacob Kuhrts. Isaias W. Hellman, III
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13
NIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF LOS ANGELIC
CoUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK

Directors-E. F. Spence, J. D. Bicknell, 8. H
Mott VIM. Lacy, J. r. Crank, q. Aabury
J. N. Elliott fl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13

Hotel Arcadia, santa Monica,
This popular seaside resort is now open.
J. w. SCOTT, Lessee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-13

There Is No Place Like Home,
but what is home without Crown Flour.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

ULML8 s3EnH jn fhnr lay night
October 4 1851 af t9s l'rcsAyteiitn
cfnrra. vs. tbl iaa IS. NlHn pastor,
MIR CnALE~ LAih Hri S,iss dNHi
q srmctl BOTH ~ Atenoiia, Miss
aIr.NpANr,.
SIR. william tlmri Miss Emma Lich.
Mr.. Asa stritt1u Miss Annie Sprch.
usuERs
Mr. i. q. Konrmnpf Air. W. a. Lnzar.
Tho church waa brilliantly illuminated
fuI the happy uecasion anu hlled with a
fashionable audience, representing The
wislom, strength anl beauty of Mugnn
lia and vicinity. The pulpit was pro-
fus,ly decorated With choice flowers
which delighted the seu-ta with Their
fragrance and beauty, AMI Immediately
IN front stood an arch, artistieally decur-
atra from the center Of which the syin-
bolir wedding bell WIS suspended.
Promptly a. O'Clock tile sweet nutcs of
Srhneiiirrs welding march, unlcr the
s<illfnl touch Of Miss Mabel CHyrni aii-
ununerl tie arrival OF the bridal party.
rhey made a fine appearance ~ TREY
mtrehe1 slowly down the aisle, pfe.cfled
by the usders, The attendants were ap-
pfaprintely attirel and looked eSces ling
il handsome. Ihe bride wore a helnti-
tuI dress % Mllilf 1lih, ~ litiif = biiiHl
veil and orange blossoms, and the groom
was dressed in becoming suit Of bllek.
When they had assumed tneir respective
positions, tie officiating minister offered
a short, but ierycnt prayer lie then
slid the ceremony which made them liils-
band ANA wife, and again invoked Col rs
blessing upon them.
Mr. ana Mrs Timer were next intro
duced by the minister and the audience
I arose and remained standing until the
\ bridal party had marched out Of the
+ building The parents Of the bride, Nr.
7 and Mrs. a. II. spriehi gave an elegant
+ reception IN honor Of the newly wcfdei
/ pair Thursday night. which was atteni-
/ ed l,v number Of fricuis an proved
highly enjoyable 80 all present.
We extend congratulations 70 the
happy couple and hope their pathway
/ through life may be strewn with flowers
STRINGFIELD-O III ST.
Helena Parish. In, sunday evening, Oe-
tober 6, 1883, by Rev. T.. &. Sahiiiing, 5 Mh
4 JAMES i. sTRINGrELD and Miss NANCY
l.. OLIPHANr.
Attendants-Slr. }. q. Wall AMI Miss
Georgia Byrd.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Dots from Adams and Vicinity


The cotton III TINS section viii iali
slor.
Tie Adams Alliance is 10 ratLer
torial state at present.
PRAYER meeting IS held twice a week
at the Methc dis chuieh.
R-Y, r. $. Gale. tnsior il charge al
this place. lost very iiue horse few
days age,
Last Fnday, negro house was nurn
81 on TIE place Of Mr Griffin rerrell A
hllle negro chld vas consumed by the
fl ,mes, before J, could D. rtscned.
Fbe Chisholm Bass Btad hell iheir
band meeting, last Saturday night in
Johnston atioa. at the residence Of
Wr 3. +. Walker, Johuston's genial
and 9 ever post muster The boys" as
u,uaI, lid 'heir besi ;the c,owds present
we've gay aId mIrihtui, the "old folks"
kept time with the music aud locked Gu
from the buck ground with grave ap
proval.
Not many weeks ago ih1 Montgomery
ouDlls schoo! located 10 lincoln county,
closed its summer term. Mr. RJbI. u
Germany, u young man OF tx2ereuce IN
school work, was principal aud deserves
honorable mention. He built up at
Montgomery an .x,sllent school, mum.
berlng seventy five pupus. The exami
nation. which lransplred oa the last day
Of school, was compile and entirely
satisfactory to all present. Tho Cnis-
holm Baud was present aud furnished
"soul stirring" airs for the orcDsion
Your correspondent would have furnish
o the GAZETTE iwho is always wiling
to encourage schools. parents, children
and teachers in their school work) with
his item OF interest, giving program IL
full, ia your last issue, bni was under
the impression that Lincoln county
paper would publish it (?).
The pupils that deserve honorable
mention 10 the Adams school, for To,
past quarter, are Georgia Carrulh, MARY
McNulty, Nora Westbroak. Joseph
King, Tommy King and Jennie KIug.
1he old tired and true" Democrats
Of this section are laying low and saying
nothing about political questions no ',
but on November next, they will tnrI
out, man for man, and cast their vote
for the couriy and STATE nominees
They understand the preiant situation
thoroughly. aud will come forward to
man aud pus their shoulders to the
wheel. The Leader ueed not be alarmed
" d. sud H., are old acquaiuian
ces here aud will get nothing from thes
''diggiugs." YoKEL
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
MRS. "a. A a0RD
nus .S'JE .jasi o5s ayi
Millinery shop

but, for twaa;g-airc ~ nre, las
studied and supplied tae wants
of tue ladies Of this section in the
Millinery liue.
Am daily receiving the latest
styles Of Millinery goods,
HATS, BONNETS, pLUMES,
SILKS, NELVET5, RIBBONS,
YELLING, FLOWERS, TRIM.
MINGS, ORNAMENTS, ETC,
ETC.
~ You are invited TO call,
inspect; and to purchase, if the
quality m / price suit you.
90 Orders by mail viii receive
thcir usual prompt aud personal
attention.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
TyIertown Dots

The d:ou yht continues anl fsa ~
suit. the cane, pn aud polalo crops
will be short.
Our euterprlsiug toyusmin, Alr
Jesse Bah, opened grocery store on
tie l3 h inst, TO which MIS- Bill aud
MISS Mary aIauuiug will aid first
e!ass millinery department as sopu as
their orders can be filed.
Mr.. J g, Afford las attached % en-
eire 10 his giu, the water hcviug failed
aud proposes 10 serve ii Gus omers Oh
shor, notice,
Tyleriowu wa well represented at ihe
association which couyened At smyrna.
10 miles njrlh Of this place mst Siinr.
day, Sunday and Monday. All rep 1T
an interesting meeting.
Our merchants are receiving. daily,
new goods for the fall aud winter trade.
Inspection viii convince the mot las-
ndlons that uicer goods ciuuot he had
for the same money at any other polut
in S3nth Mississippi
Mr., SJYal, popular youl1 agent. ia
among Us dgliYerlns his book, "lhe
Pathway Of Il Ie, from the pen d Tie
world renowned writer ani prele ier,
Rev I. D.lvht rdmago. i alIa d
fresh laurel 10 lie replaiol ul tie
Author.
And still they come The attendance
Of the Iuiitute coltloues to grog g,which
fact proves that It continues 70 III .rit The
pubic coui lencs. Stu tel ia 4 healthy,
moral community furnished Slih every
conveaeuce aud presided oyer by a
competent aud vigllint corps of IN
siructors, il is u0t strange that sh'
prusp pefH. Iustru .iion IN tie scieuces
literature, music and art Can be hli
from hrst class instructors, aud a. ratel
that Will compare With any tor cbeapIess
The Clio Literary Society was resor
gsuized last rhardsy uIghi, aul th'
following officers elected:
r chard s. Brumf,ld ...... President
Clyde Brnmfsid. ..... .V.cs Pres'deut
james Il LtmptOu. ....,...... Treasurer,
Claude BrumG.ld. Secretary
! ID. ID. Inotnhlll ..,.......... Marshal
Meetings will be held every T1ursda,
uight for tue purpose Of improving II
defamation aud debate. Entertain
rnert for the public enjoyment will b
given by the Society, ,bimonihly. VIC
I
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Proceedings ofthe Board Of Supervisors.
SECOND DAY-Tuesd,y, Oct. s. SO.
Boaed me, pursuant to adjournment.

SECOND DAY-Tuesdly, Oct. s. So
Boaed met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, same as on yesterday,
Ordered. That the hands on I. S.
Curtis place be assigned to the road
now u charge Of Robi. Hoover. .ogerseer.
Orderad, Thai LOUIS Quin be aud he
Is heieby appointed oyerseer OF road
trem brauch at r. Il. Quins place to Z
mile post, lately in Charge OF G p Ligou,
overseer, with same hands allowed
former overseer.
Tue clerk this dny submitted bis re-
port as required under Act OF the Legis-
ature, approved March 8. 1883, wLich
report being examined and considered
by the Board it is ordered, received, filed
and spread or the minutes. Said re-
port reads as follows
10 the Honorable Board Of So
perrisorS Of Pike County, Miss.
GENTLEMEN: Tie undersigned clerk
Of the Cbancery Court beg- leave IL
make this, his report, as required BY
Act IF the Legislature, approved March
10, 1888.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

osnhA. MS al. N. NJ.

OsNkA, Miss oct ~ 81
Last Fhursdsy mght, our town was
hrowu into fever OF excitement by the
epOried escape Of Rails aud Saeldau
lni. Q summoned posse aud p,ckat
"a all the roads leadiue luto Osyka FROM
he uorihwad; tha rail road vas aso
,aurdvl. X tUey hau shown up, ot
course they would hive been euh,r cap
ured o killed, certainly uey would
But rs il was, all was qnie, aioeg ne
eo,omac t,ut night. sxeep. npy aul
then, tray cricket was heard 70 chifp
wluau stones throw d tile viletto h,d
IL the tAcAai Fadly. We nratI thal
Sheudaa hsd been killed ia hali q do2 -
dlifareu. l1ctlties aud that Rats had
bien seen IT mtuy aud vArlDu- plac s.
SA,uflay uorui1g tie flo Sm Rob
erts stpnrel negro ut lhe plioi OF a
doab!e bnre sho gno Tine negro had
stopped al his honse for dtink u
water ANA bong blu d. ana having sey.
eral bruises ubou, bis head, ihe gsnd
sam took him ID for being 4 sa p cious
character. lie gaye hts uame rs Jao.
4 Ashley nui hanlled the TRUTH rather
recklessly.i 10 aaswer to ail the questions
which were asked him. l. ter ia tis
evening after lie had been ,c6el up, ,he
Acknowledged 10 having shat a u45eo Il
MaGomb Guy the night before ani said
he same negro had Knocked him aosn
rith the butt Of tevo YER Use m,r-
shal Of McComb came down Nud took
the gent up Oh the local. Sou'day eve.
The secoul church has called BIO
Gidl for nnnthel year. Tie has not yet
accepted |, is thoushl by most q our
knowing oucs that tie two churches
viii unlte, Tds wlnd 90 doiUg th
right thing. "alw pleasant It il FOR
brethren TO dyeli together ia uaitY.
great many OF our liks attended
prciractc1 meeting at Alt term on
SUNDAY llst. rnis meeting i berg
conducted Ny D os Slitk und Sealnn3.
Mas Ella Yiught made a short ytsit
to her sister, who is suck at her home -
Magnolia, on Tuesday last We are
glad to stne that she found her well
enough 70 return lo her sclooi tais
morning.
MG w b Bogiu de3riel ior
wessun where be las aiaef,livs PSI.
tiou) lust sunday
4 new firm has opened up d tbe Eaa.
iey corner ana Mr. w A. E,sley a.
serves great credit fog Tie repairing atd
arltstlc painting that aas beeu doue %
hi hon e.
Mr. S. ?. s,rIin has recently bniIt q
! new dwelling house near first Biptlsl
church, far whish he deserves credit
J Nj. Adilsoa has new warehouse u
conrse Of erection Tnis shows O,yIar
business is on tue increase.
Nr. r NJ. Aldison aud wlio left fci
. Dllas, Tex nst Sunday cveuloe
where they VIII visit relatives aud Tux
~ the Stats F,ir
Mr.. Rudolph bulna. Of New Orleans
6 pad pleasant visit bomo, lasi SnnaAy
4 merry ue~uic party. composea o
i tue bellies aud beaux Of Osyka, inteu'
. taking ~" Magnolia, mex sunday
I fney will due at the residence q Mrs
; r. z MrIier, f ! UKs'
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Notice for Publication.

Land Office al jackson Mss. Sept. 1855.
Notiee is hereby gwen that the following.
name ed settler has fled notice Of his Intention
to make Iiual proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof viii be made before
The Judge OF IL bis absence A. T.. apafkman
Circuit Clerk at Magnolia Miss. on October
~. 1879 viz: rank w, Smith nuluestea2 No,
1901 for tie VI swi ard So swi See y aud
nw4 nv Sec 70 4 2 n. K. lOL,
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
lia continuous residence upon, aid cnltifa
tiOu OF said viz
n, L. hufbiug, 4, + Parsons. W }, BWs
field, Randolph Ice. oil oi ] ylenOVn L. o
Pike Co. Mississippi
sept, q, JAS, p, sILwART, Register,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

A few days ag,, $ L LmgaOu, pro-
prietor Of sue Magnolia Grove Hotel.
also an engineer aud maahinisi, was
requested bS company io Lonislaas, So
get ont their sugar crop. Mr. Langdou
refused, but upon beIag pressel by oue
of tue company at hls hotel, with The
offer TO name bis oSn price, thousht be
would settle The matter by saying. ''I'ii
take $500 rer month";" To his ss-
tonishmens, be was accsp.cd. After pros
testing that they renld get younger and
better men, alT. Langdon had 10 take
the tram TO Louisiana. His pgeseDs en-
gagemeut should be better than hoisl-
keeping, at ihis season especially,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Our town will be full of colored people,
next week. They will come from all
portions of the State, to attend their State
Baptist Convention, which assemblies here
on Tuesday. Our colored friends have
been making preparations to entertain
them for several weeks and are determin-
ed that none shall he neglected. The ex-
pens9 of entertaining 200 delegates win
be great, therefore Pastor Evans and con-
gregration win appreciate any assistance
rendered by the white people. Several
have already given money to help buy
provisions and we hope others will CON
tribute
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

W. said that after Sept.
IS, 1880, One Dollar would
do il. So il will Send One
Dollar and secure the best
newspaper in America for
one year Iile New Orleans
Weekly F.mcs-1en0crat.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Proceedings Of Town Council.

MAToR's OFFICE, Ger /, 1889.
At a iegnar meeting Of the Board,
held tins Oct. ], 1889.
Present.
A. L. tmzsr. Mayor.
Or. " n WrUten,
II. Ford, Aldermen.
s. b. Wiliams,
D. G, Wright, absent.
The minutes Of last meeting we're
read aud approved.
II was moved ana seconded ttat W.
Z. Coneriy be appointed marshal Of
Alagnolia, at a salary Of $50 90 a month.
| was moved and secouJed tnat Juo.
5. Lamkin be allowed per cent, on
total amount taxes collected for making
the assessment for 1889.
The Assessment Rllll were received,
examined aud all necessary changes
made, and are now 10 the hands of the
collector, who will receive tse taxes.
The following accounts we're allowed
and variants ordered to issue.
Z II Nc iowsn, painting music
hail., ........... -. SIS so
} J White, lumber er........... 10 50
Hampton Bro. & Briley o..
sundrles. ................. -. AZ 30
Atkinson & Lamplou Co ,suId's. Il 60
DR.. W NJ Wroten, balance GU
school house furniture. .... 80 90
Ford Bros, sundries. 1855 Sc
w Nj Wroien. ...........,...,... 16 20
a a boyd d................... l6 20
W Copes, night Waterman. M. 10 90
Q Williams, work on music ball % 50
A L Lizar, work o. music hall. % so
W A Turner, work ou street IT,. 4 so
Jno hongh, paints. .......... !. 81 "a
There being no further business the
Board adjourned uulil first Tuesday
night IN November, 1889.
S b. WILLIAMS, Sec'ty.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Notice to Contractors.

Tue contract fJr repairs on bridge
across Magee's Creek at Tylertown aud
for hniding bridge ncross Brock s
Creek on Osyka aud Diilon's Biidgs
road, will be let out 20 the lowest re>
sponsible bidders on the 1st Monday ID
November, 1889
W. G. YAUeHr,
magnolia, Oci. o. 80. Clerk.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

the strongest commendation that a
business college cap have is the favora-
Bile opiuinn Of the business men 8; be
community. That tue Capaal Cons
mercial College at Jackson, MISS, pos
sesses tins III marked degree. is ebun-
dsntly attested by the most positive in
dofsement OF tie leaaiug business men
Of iIai city.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

sllver Star Baking Powder. ever
box drawings beautiful prize, only IS
cents a box. Also the famous Star
Navy Tobacco. for sale by Tynes &
SebIlIinR, Osyka.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

book giving full account of the
JohDstown Flooj, containing 240 pages,
l6 full page illustrations aud a map
showing the correct location of the great
disaster may be bought ut R4horst s.
Oo's, Osyba, and ". T. GrifIin. Sum
init, at from 35,ts. Ia 90 per copy,
Aug. 81 ,4mus.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Williams & ElIiott's business is on The
increase, daily Rqpld Sales have caus-
ed them to replenish their stock of dress
Goods. Notions. Shoes, 81. thus carly
in the season. II you ale surprised at
this statement, lust Call and see for
Yourselves. The Noted Johnston La
dies Button ihand made) shoe is now in
stock and is the best aud easiest fitting
shoe in the market as the lowest figure.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
CONSUMPTION SURELY cuREn.

To THE EDIroR- Please inform your
reeders that | have positive remedy
tor the above named disease. BY its
timely use thousands Of hnpeless cases
have been permanently cured. shall
be glad to send two bottles of my remes.
IS FREE TO any of your readers who
have consnmption if they will send me
their express aud post office address.
Respectfully,
7. A. SIDcum. NC. lsI RI j.. N
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Mr.. 9 l.. Guy is having his residence
i've miles from town. nicely papered aud
puiLted. Mr. J, r. Loch, Of Magnolia,
is doing the work aud We feel sure he
will give satisf c ion.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

An etflrt IL now being m tde to raise
money to buy or butld home for the
pastor of the B.pfist church, hero. Mrs.
Battles aud Mise Dora Hedges have al>
ready raised, 10 cash aud pledges, the
sum OF slss 90 for that laudable obi CT
aud the list continues to grow.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Mr.. B. G, Hougn, OF S. o., will soon
open iewelfy department, in the store
Of his uncle, Mr.. Juo. Hough. He is a
tiue workman, ana respectfully soliclts
a share of public patronage,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

rhe Rev. Mr. NeidA will eific.ate IL
the Episcopal cLuich, Sunday night,
Ost. 20. Service begu' ut Z q'clock.
Sui jet Of sermon, "R peuiauce.' A !
are welcome.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Rev. w. d. Nixon preached in the
34pnst church, Amite City, La, on
sunday, and received five memb ers Into
nc church.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Mr.. Sam Calm, of Holmesville, has
feilted the building next TO Mr.. ). B
,lu5neI's drug store and will shortly open
!. store therein We welcome him to our
town and wish him success.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Ar, } b. Sternberger las recently
had lis dwelling te~modeled and others
wise greatly improved, which adds cou
eidurablv 10 its value.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

DR.. B. f. Holaes, who has been prac
ticiug medicine ~ Walkers Bridges ,c5n
tempIntes going 10 Nsw Otieans, snort
", to take another course Of lectures,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Bal. due Assn by Com.

We have performed our duty to the
best Of our ability and now ask 10 be dis
charged. We recommend that commit
tee be appointed from the church TO which
Miss Cook belongs, SO that her needs may
be more readily known and supplied,
Respectfully rubmitted,
$. =. VAN NoRMAN,
f.. b. McLAIS,
Il. NJ. DIXON,
S. j. WEBB.
This report was received and adopted
and the Committee discharged.
II. On motion Of Henry Ballard, it was
ordered that the Association meet at a.
IN, adjourn at Y m, re-assemble at ! p.
m. and adjourn at p. m.
Y On motion, the Association adjourn
ed till 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Prayer by Ed. I. c. schilling.
FRO BE EcONTINUED Next WEEK.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

W. L. Brooks is Low here with his
Picture Tent, making Photographs aud
riutypes, views Of honses groups
famliles, &l.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Miss Carrie Yaaght has been quite II
liz week, but is now much beller aud
II hope will soon be well,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Oils aud VarnIshes, Putty anl Paint
a Little lower than elsewhere.
S. B. Joyuer.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Ladies who do not want to appear 10
print, sliould see Fosd Bros. clock q
dress goods.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Oae Silver Dollar will eel no.e goods
oi any klud nj Brilty's. Try him aud see.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Lamy Goods of every style at $. b.
JoyLer's.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Rad Rnst Ptoof Ssed Ots--at lowest
prices, at f. G. X ,:nrumpfs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Try my Waukesha butter at 25 cents
per pohnd, f, c Kornrumpf,
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

All game laws are out new. Bring
your game to +. O. Kornrumpf.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

An exquisite Lhbtasy Lamp, with II
acu shade, only $225. S. q Joyuer.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Tie prisoners, Slerldan and Rails,
100 escap from The inI here, last
eek, ere still at large.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

ii you are in search Of bargains call
:. Williams & Elliott on the Kpruer.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Good Round Thread Fast Color
checks and Shires cents per yard
At Bsiley's.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Tnere will be service IN the Metho-
i church, Sunday.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

Nice Dress Goods from 10 to rs cents
per yard ~Hh iIli hue Oi trimmings aud
lB.i. MS &c match at Br@ey's.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

FT richness. rarity aud preitiLess,
Ford Bros stosk Is ahead Of all
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19

gncago pork SAusause in oil at
.. Ko.nrumpfs.
The Magnolia gazette., 1889-10-19
Balance charged Treas. N. S)32 SO
W. q. VAuGHr,

W Y. NAuGHP,
Tuesday, Oct. s, 80 Clerk.
Iu the matter Of the contract for the
keeping aud maintaining Of Tie prison
err copAled ii tie county jail, upon
application Of } NJ Matthews, CONTRACTS
q for the county, to be relieved Of the
contract made by him with this Bcnrd,
on The 5 b day Of February, 1899, tie
Board nayiug considered said applica
doth order that the same be granted,
aud ORDERS that the Contract nude with
snld Matthews, as foresaid, tho record
Of which appears il the minutes Of said
Board IN Bo 1k NJ. |, page 402. be and
,he same IS this day nunuled,
The contract for keeping aud maiL-
taiung the prisoners coufled in the
county jill, was this day awarded TO n.
NJ. H'gduu, he to pay all Officers costs
and to save tie county harmless III MI
respt cts, concerning the county pl5ou.
ers TUNED over to hun, aud to be gov
erned in all respects by Chapter 70 Of
the Code Of 1880 Thus contract TO con.
nuue for Tue space Of fifteen mouths
frolp this date upon tie said Hlgdon
entering INTO band IN the peualty OF
81 1000, conditioned according to law and
the said Higdon having filed his bond,
tue same is hereby approved.
Ordered, That the contract fol build
ing bridge across Brooks crock cn the
Osyka and Dillon road, be let out IL tue
lowest responsible bidder, Nov 4 1889.
The following accounts were allowed
ard warrants ordered to issue theifor:
J NJ Guy keeping poor house 1858 90
Mrs. d Crawford, keeping rauper,
Nus. Whaiey 49,. =. ...... 3 OO
Mrs. Blackwell, keeping pauper,
Airs. Rediit........ ..... 0C
II Booker, keeping pauper, B
BOOKER. ................... B 90
J Il Packwood. keeping pauper,
j II 2 YonuRD.OUd. ........ B 0C
d f Vaughn, Keeping pauper,
Sirah Powell. ll............ -, 0l
Marshall aug les, keeping panper,
Geo. Williams. ......... 0C
Louisa Holmes, keeping pauper,
Ida Holmes OC
w v Joles, temporary relief Of
R 'berts. -. ............ Ol
Mrs. j A Varuado. temporary re-
lief OF children. ................ 0l
Mrs. Cornell, temporary relief self 5 0l
Hampton & Bro, lumber aud
nails for bridge. .............. II 09
Ia l. Lampion, county tax on laud
sold for taxes. es.........1 IA II
DR.. w L Simmons, county tax on
laud sold for taxes s... s.
e w Cuirer, repairing bridge. -. l3 81
Z b Varuado, mile posts. ... ] 0.
Robt Hoover, mile posts. 49,. ] OF
Sam Neal, 3 mile posts. ..... l 81
The following amounts were alowet
the members Of the Board aud th,
Sheriff aud Clerk for mileage and pei
diem at this meeting.
W Gatlin, . days, Is miles ...s 81
J NJ Tate, 2 days, "a miles,. 8 q
: } A Holmes, 2 days. 50 miles. -. 10 81
L Fielder, days, 80 miles,. 9 81
; e Prescott, 2 Jays, miles. 49,. s 81
) w q VauRht2 days as clerk 6 M