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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

trict Of Virginia.
after one of the
longest contests
Of that kind ever
known. Color
ed is tho only
word that lie
scribes 1Ir. Lang
ston. for MS no
th r bad Indian.
negro aad Aryan
blood in her
veins. and his
rafiar Rrfrh
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

: Report bias & SHAT Sc a ulcetng ofthe
q. J.. q I.osfeiais. heia recently. III ar.
raneemeais were perfected in estou
90 tne ness FIRE II gegot iu the noi tar
OF. Ine present freight house VIII he
moved to tae apt.s-ie -lte OF tte pas-
seuger sned. and tla old Iocatln, Oh
larger territory addsd, Will be tine ste
OF the ulV structure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Monday evening Mr.. ard Mrs. Prank
uuElbut, Of 24i Center-st-, were agree
ably surprised oy q number az their
friends. Il hrlug the occasion Cf tier
tenth annITeTsay- Among tae numer-
Gus presents was beautiful sci Oi
CHINA dishes
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

A t1ETE E1NIaI1 LAEfFtAat tEatAoftNk Nf
Fr@e3le4l Aea-
Fne Efty y-seyestA EneetSAg - fA< Aszer-
ie4A Iasata1e e Alning EassEeSss WI
ee ra2ke3 IA 1istory ADang the Eae~E Ia
gsxGznr z2Ilaezl1s,s q kEsr..c4l naea ever
Aelz-ceEzsi al y tsae NEST an pox<a1s "a thls
country down - tAas tiale. feF expsrts
have ooHe fseEa a. EaroEe. aad chieay
fron EIglAnt = spend moata n iook-
lnx At Aueriesa aliis. mines an1 fur-
naees. zad oonteruag with American
r naaEs1crarerS 'rae Iron sud seel
iaslruse - Gre4t Briszin. practically y
ez-ls1 sAs " P@rlzAent II Me5zilaEgy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Thursday evening. Oct. Q, the young
people OF Park Church will give the
lirst social of the Fall, at which time
the "Smith Family" VIII appear. All
who enjoy good time come and help
make It.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

This afternoon there MIL be q racing
match between ipse DiNt ard Be- N0r
n tie Standard stock farm. There is
a stake Of s2oo, the admission Is free
and everybody Is invited. The race
takes place at o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Great bargain. Business blocks and
residence midway on South Division
st. property rapidly advancing. Pres
ent rentals pay over ten per cent. on
purchase price. NJ. G. Sessions, 20
Canal-st., has exclusive agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

You can GO TO your store
and get the best corset there
is CHATS Ball's), wear it two
or three weeks, return it, and
get your money again, II it
isn't exactly right.
The reason IS that this
corset is right for nine out of
ten; and the merchant. or
rather the maker behind him,
takes the risk of the tenth.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Cuc.so oosskz %. cascago sao New rak
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

TIE Mseaie2a freiKht Ass1scssflou
he'd = meeting Al tlse NoFton YESTERDAY )
naeFnlAx. Fol.owazg wsTs : feN IA a.
tena&nces : L Kifk. ffelxht seeas n
tue L. J. NN.. r L. NSfaoaAsd. Nskks3
4 MAeh ga Railway. ffea \ lnans and
A. \. A4Dn. attorneys of TEE (. 4 ~
\ i, gAs- Ae<eacep. =. III. 4 n. ana a
N. kose, - lRe 4. : n. IA. A xfxAl
amount II eus4aess MA Transacted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

e0MMEH Theodore >ammer. aged years.
fmelal ff1m tle rgs.dsaes oi che PARENTS.
Jea .simmer. So NsFth fiEsf s. -crFless at
sL N.Y.. InaI.-IaI b y. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Uniform low prices prevail through
out our immense carpet department.
Quality and manner Of WORK guaran-
teed. NoIGT, HEEroLsHEIMER q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

The Gobelin Administer carpet has
no equal for style and colors, our ex-
elusive patterns for fall are very choice.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
v,rrinla,s co,ored Representative.

John Mercer Langston has long been
prominent among the colored people of
the country. bat is now more 50 than
ever, as the majority in congress have
AWARDED him the seat for the Fourth dis
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Remember the young peoples social
Thursday evening az Park Congrega-
tional Church. All are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Westminster. three ply, and ingram
carr cts in all the new shading, as well
as many novelties in patterns.
NoIGT, HERPoLsHEDiER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Our exquisite Administer Moquettes
for the fall trade are all right, making
friends for Us.
NoIGT, HrEPoLsHEIHER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

A sight well worth seeing is the I'M
mense candle at the Enterprise Cigar
Store, Monroe and Divlslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Lily White Flonr

Makes finest pastry, bread or hiscuit.
The best Is cheapest and most satis-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

Yer the fesrfn- saTariars a. rr'rr Hse Dr
Enlfs Cough syrup nectsfs prescribe s
nenT te nIanfere6. tsgentv Eve cents VII
e ~ 5aiFallen ca. a arst c' as aEiueut
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

At farm in the district Of Forest Hall
one of brood q chickens was ianled.
Unable 70 follow the hen in ia search for
food toe chick was soon haf starved. The
chick wss missed. and next day wac fousd
lying with three kittens. the mother oi
which caTe the tc,Igling every attention.
EVER day the cat has carried the bird in
its mouth into the farm yard. where il has
o5sained food. and A. regularly conveyed
L ia the same manner back % lie with the
kittens Through the care of pDss THE in.
iured hnb is growing stronger and the
chicken = t8r!siuE. ~ Ee2tberad Worid
Dor'i Fau to See It.
Toe mammoth candle in the window
Of the Krternrise Cigar Store, corner
Monroe aad DIV si0n-st.
Iftr - hIf~ Ffonr.
Made hv Valley City Milling Co, Grand
Rapids. j. a family favorte. Try il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
rnE CHICAGO ROUTE.
Grand Rapids = Indiana. Michigan Cen
trai, October, 1890.


Grand Rapids &c Chicago: Leave
Grand Rapids, 1880 n. IA. anu il 80 p.
M; arrive Chicago, z.l5 =. IA. and 800
4. IN.
1880 a. m. train daily. except sun
day, has through parlor coach Without
charge for seats.
ii 80 .. m. train runs every day IN
the week, and has through Wagner
sleeping car, which can be taken al o..
X. < |. passenger station SIS early IS 300
p. m.
other connecting trains leave Grand
Rapids at 2:o0 p. M. daily, except Sun
day, and 500 0. IN. daily, except Mon
day, arriving At Chicago at 800 y. IN.
and 1880 a. IN.
Chicago TO Grand Rapids: Leave Chi
cago $40 p. IN. and l0:l0 a. M; arnye
Grand Rapids $50 p. m. and 5:l5 u. IL.
$40 p. III. daily, except Sunday, has
through parlor coach without charge
.or seats. Dining car attached between
Chicago and Kalamazoo.
l0:lO p. III. tram runs every day III
the week, and has through Wagner
sleeping car, which can be occupied 10y
passengers until 7:30 a. IN.
Other connecting trains leave Chica-
go at :05 a. IN. and 800 a. III. DAILY,
except Sunday, arriving IN Grand Zap
ids 1T 2:l5 .. m. and 3:05 p. m.
For sleeping car reservations, apply
1T Union ticket Office, Monroe-st., or to
4. Almquist, ticket agent, q. Il. * /.
station.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
Lily white Flour

is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08

c. l.. LOCKWOOD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-08
LOOK HERE

Do you know that Gust Holm = -
"a West Bridget vlta a fuli iins q
News, Stationery, Cesrs, Books, etc.
THE TEGreRaw-H HEKA1iD FoR Sab.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
sHERrFFS sALE.

BY virtue Of Il special execution TO me di-
recied and issued ont OF the County Court OF
Prowers county. and state of Colorado, on
the 18th day of December, l5s9, in favor of tn.
Arkansas River. Land, hescrN or and Canhi
Company plaintiff ana against ttnnk GregorN
defendant wherein 1 am commanded to
make the sum OF two hundred and seventy
seven dollars and thirty cents together WITH
all the right tie and Interest OF the said
Frank Gregory defendant in and 70. the fol-
lowing described real estate situated IN Ftow-
ers county, state of Colorado 10 wit: Lots
three Cil and four a. aud the south half of
the north west quurter of section three go OF
towIslip u enty two (22l south of range
fourty six fid) west.
And will on the 18th day of January, ls90,
at the front door of the court house in the
town of Lamar, in said county and state, be
tween the hours OF ten O'Clock In tho fore
noon, and twelve O'Clock noon of that day
proceed to sell said premises AT public ven'iue
10 the highest and best bidder for cash to sat
isfy said execution and costs.
II. A. BILLOw, BY Q. c. sPltAG+',
% sheriff. Under sheriff
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

oyerseers OF Albany and Holly pre-
cincts be notified to send in their re-
ports.
Allowed claim of ]. w. Metcalf
for freight advanced So.
Allowed claim of J. X. Doughty
ct al in case of E. A Reed for lusacy
at sll3.55.
Allowed claim of John Hace,Inar
for work done on road plow at So.
The county clerk was Instructed to
make itemized statement of all prop
erty belonging to Prowers county.
Allowed claim of Hamer Norris
for printing at Sls.
Allowed claim of ii. A. Billow
for attending county court sls SO.
Allowed claim Of H. A, Billow for
snmmoning jurors SOS 55.
Allowed claim of f. p. Allen for
making tax roll at $500.
Allowed claim OF F. P. Allen for
money advanced and transcribing
tax roll record at $50 35.
Allowed claim of Gazette Printing
Co. for Justice doekets at see.
Allowed claim OF Gazette Printing
Co. for bond register at IS.
Allowed claim of A. G. Mucke for
bridge lumber al 1920.
Allowed claim of J. K. Doughty
county judge balance of salary for
year ending Jan. LIST, 1890, at SI6l .53
Allowed claim of Henry kellogg
for transcriblng at $500.
Adjourned,
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
sHuRIFrs SALE

BY virtue of II special execution TO me di-
rected and issued out OF the County Court of
ProNcrs county, and state of Colorado on
the 18TH day of December, lss1, in favor of the
Arkansas River. Land, EcscrS DIR and Canal
Company plaintiff and against william A.
Donnt defendant wherein am commanded
TO make the sum OF two hundred and seventy
seven dollars aud thirty cents together with
costs of suit have levied upon and seized
al the right title and interest OF the said
william a. Donat defendant In and to- the
following described real estate situated in
Prowers county, sttte of CoIoruH o, to wit /:
Lots thee 90, four a. and I'VE t5j aud the
south east quarter of the north west quarter
of section thirty one t3D Of township twenty
one CID OF range forty five (45).
And viii ON the 18th day OF January $50
at the front door OF the court house In the
Town of Lamar, in sal county AMI state be.
tween the hours OF ten O'clock in the fsr.-
noon and twelve O'Clock noon OF that day
proceed to sell said premises at public ven
due to the highest and best bidder Tor cash
to satisfy said execution and costs
ii. a. BILLOW, Bye G sPlAGG
~ sherlH. Under Sheriff.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
Notice for Publieation.
Land ONCE at Lamar, Colo.

land once at LHmnr, Colo.
jan. grd $50
Notice Is hereby given that the tohowlnf
named settler has illed notice OF her intention
to commute to cash entry and TO ~ ke nnat
proof in support of her claItIi. aud tu4t -dil
proof will be made before the rea,i- ter and
rec eiver ut Lamar. Colo, on fcby. sih, lSO,
viz. Stella Morris H. T.. 20. eds3 TOR the :. q
IL n W. Ia md e. Ia :. ". and N w IL :.
e. | 4 Of see /. tip. -. range u ",
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
her continuous re-id~nre upon, and cultlNn'
ton Of said land. viz: j a. NprdCock, q. II,
Thomnn, Peter Matter, d. L. Cooper, all OF
Lamar. Crle.
Also at the same time and place c. u. Tho
man II. Z. No. 42lS for the = ". - of N. "
W. 1-2 of :. W. Ia OF sec. and N. " OF n W.
ia of sec. II in township y :, OF range - W.
lie names the toiiow!HE witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiNa-
tion Of said land, viz; George w Hunter, :" i.
q. Butler, stephen Hdrrel Mrs. stella Morris,
all of Lamar =. o. rrowers county. Colorado.
CD FORD.
sO.s5 Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11


The indictments against Secretary
of State james Rice. George Graham,
A. Ii. Weber and Collier S5 Cleve-
land, were quashed IN the district
court at Denver Wednesday. This
is news that will afford much pleasure
to the friends of Mr. Rice who have
at no time thought that he was in
any way guilty of the charges against
him.
The motion to quash the indict-
ments was based on the following
reasons, which the court sustained:
/. The said Indictment does lot
state the means or the representa-
tions or pretences by and through
which the said defendant conspired
to defraud the state of Colorado.
2. 1t does not state facts sufficient
to constitute an offense against the
laws of the state of Colorado.
8. The matters and things set
forth IN the said Indictment do not
constitute an offense against the laws
of the state Of Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

Some Of the papers are finding
fault with Senator Wolcott because
he has not made stir in the senate
If he was daily introducing bills and
making big speeches these same pa
pers would be calling him fresh, and
advising him to keep quiet until he
got acquainted. We never saw SEN
ator Wolcott, do not know him, and
more never expect personal ac-
quaintance, but we have heard a good
deal about his ability, and venture
to say he will prove to be senator
worthy of the name before his term
of Office expires.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

Land Onicc a. lam 90 Colorado.
ptc 3lst A-sa.
Notice Is hereby given that tile following
named settler has nlCsl notice OF hi- intent ion
to commute 80 ci4h entry and TO iuuke
nnul proof in support OF his Cla!!a,
and thar said proof Will DE made before reg.
ister and receive at LHmur, Colo, ON -.ay AZ h.
1880. VIZ; Huns Hansen FOR the north west
quarter section 1G. Tow-.suip No. .. In Range
No. ~ ". OF =. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva
l.. Blosser. Chas II. MeYey. Jacob !. Monrv.
all of Lamur. Colo.
c. u. FORD,
p3O -. Eegister.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

A company has been organized at
Denver to build ditch two hundred
and fifty miles long, to be taken out
near Pueblo II will run twenty-five
or Thirty miles north of Lamar This
is another reminder that priority
rights should be established without
delay, where it hae not already been
done
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
Notice for Publication.

Land Office At Lamar, Cote
Dec. artf. lss1-
Notice j. hereby given thAt the foliowinr-
named settler has tlrd notice of his intention
to MAXI uunl proof ia support o. Ills claim.
tnd that -nif proof viii be m De ucforc the
re- stcr aud receive r at Lamar Colo. on jan
uary Eth, lss0, viz John krlluher H. : No.
52Il for the = n a. - aud n. Of : e. 4
OF sec. = tp - range 90.
He names tine following witnesses 70 prove
Ills continuous residence upon and ruifiNa-
tion Of, said Ian , ytgs Nolouluu Chhrubtsr,.
John II, stephens, Robert BIac kOurn Martyn
Myers, all OF Caddoa, Cole.
c. ID. FoRD,
% 81. register
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
ALIAS NoT1 ID.

L, : Land oniee Lamar. Colorado,
itec. p l@-a.
Compl',int having heeu entered at this Of
flee by Fred i-e Against James : Mciinn ftr
abandoning his Homestead Eutry No. ID.
dated Feb. i1ih. iss7. upon the :, v. see
ton l, Township %, :. Range a. W, In Prowers
County. Colorado, with vics to 'hc cane ella
tion OF said entry, the said peril are hereby
summoned TO appear ht thi- ofiicc on the Trh
day OF Feb l>o, - 3 olcloeb. a. m, % respond
and iurn'eh trstinpty concerning ssid al
Icged abandonment
c. b. Fo d.
2i-53. Register.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

The Mississippi river is the lowest
ever known, at Davenport, Iowa, it
is so low, if it was not for the ice
it could be waded, some places the
river is not over three feet deep.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

DR.. Bell one of the professors in
the Boulder State University, died
Tuesday after three days Illness.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

It is still the report that the Rock
Island will run their trains over the
Santa Fe from Dodge City to Pueblo.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

a blizzard struck Kansas Monday
night and continued twenty four
hours. 1t was pleasant weather here.
little snow that night, but no wind.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

Otero county has contracted for a
stone Jail building that Will cost near
six thousand dollars.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

Mrs. Thornton, wife of Rev. S. w.
Thornton, pastor of the Fifth avenue
Methodist church at Denver, died
Wednesday.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

Politically speaking Grover Clere
land has gone with McGiniy.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

La Junta is making strong pull
to secure ditch sopth of their town.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
COMMISSIONERS ?aMssglTas.
LAN. erH. 1890.


ent Chairman Martin, Com'rs. R0g-
ers and Lake.
Approved road overseer's report OF
r. j. Koonce district No. 8.
Allowed claim of X. J. koonce
road overseer district No, for road
work 1926.
Disallowed claim OF Il. ]. Koouce
for attending meetings of board Of
commissioners.
Read and approved commissioners
proceedings up to date.
Disallowed claim of +. L. Irwin
for attending Normal Institute.
DisalIowed claim of D. II. Dlekin-
son ct al In case of state vs.. William
Rogers.
The resignation of E. H. Green as
Justice of the peace tor justice pre-
cinct No. 5 accepted. D. IL. Dick
iuson was appointed to fill the va
eancy.
Adjourned.
JAN. 7TH.
Allowed claim of y. NJ. Nicholas
for salary as attorney for Dec. s35.
Accepted resignation of A. N
Nicholas as county attorney to take
effect Jan. 10th. 1890.
Approved official bond of John c,
Nix as road oyerseer district No. s.
Approved official bond OF w. II.
Garfield as constable from Holly
precinct No. 2.
Approved official bond Of \. B.
Stewart as county assessor.
Approved official bond of c. Bitter
as Justice in precinct No. 8.
Approved official bond of George
#. Feast as county supt. of schools
Approved official bond of W. c.
McCurry as sheriff.
Approved official bond of o. A
Wilcox as justice precinct No. 8.
Approved official bond of ]. G.
Boyd as constable precinct No. !.
Approved official bond of J Q.
Hagerman as constable precinct
No. 3.
Approved Official bond of j. J
Thoman as road overseer district
No !.
Approved official boad of L. P.
Thurston as road overseer district
No. 2.
Moved and seconded that deed for
SO feet off the east end of lots l3 and
Ii block 81 town of Lamar 10 Prov
ers county be accepted and that the
county clerk on behalf of the county
of Prowers pay unto Z. II. VanOrs-
dale 81. as the consideration for said
property, and that said deed together
with deed from Arbuckle be placed
of record.
Approved official bond of A
Deeter as. coroner.
Approved official bond of R..
koonce as justice of the peace.
Moved and seconded that ]. b.
Morgan be required to furnish new
bond as butcher.
Moved and seconded that clerk no.
tify John Niche, John @. Hagerman
and Clarence Trobaugh to furnish
bonds as butchers.
Approved official bond of George
L. Hines as justice of the peace for
Lamar precinct
Adjourned.
JAN STH.
Allowed claim of Bent county for
boarding prisoners up to October lst,
1889 at $l55.25.
Allowed claim Of Bent county for
boarding prisoners up 10 Dec. 3lst,
1889 at s291.5o.
Allowed claim of Bent county for
miscellaneous unsettled claims at
S27.5o.
Approved official bond of 7. II
Cecil as county treasurer.
Allowed claim of Bent county for
miscellaneous unsettled claims at
Sl55 25.
Allowed reqBisitiou of 7. II Cecil
for Office sign.
Accepted report of W. Q. Butler
1,-.,c,ar
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11

This is the Short Line
-
This Is the Free Chair Car Route.
----------------r--4
This is the Palace Pullman Route.
-~-~~------s---- -----z.=----
This is the Dining Gar Route
This is the Thruph Vrsiibule Ronte
From Colorado to st. Louis. Chicago.
Toledo, Detroit. Cincinnati. Lonis-
vile, New York. Boston, Pittsburg
and all other eastern points.
ASK FOR WABASH ROUTE TICKETS.
F. Chandler, Chas. Hays,
G.P.& r. A., Gen'l Man'gr.
St. Louis. St. Loui-.
-ooOoo--
c. M. Hampson,
Com'l. Agent
w. Z. O'Strandar,
Trav. Agent.
No. 10 Windsor Block. Denver.
The Lamar register., 1890-01-11
Notice for Pulonoation.

ss32
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-22
w1NsroN's BONDED DEBT.
The city viii Soon Vote on the Question
Of Issuing s2oo, 900 in Bonds.

As viii be seen from the notice of
| election published in another column.
| the citizens of Winston are called on
to vote on Tuesday, June 18th, on
/ the question OF II bonde | indebted
ness of S200,O 0o. IS
! This appropriation is for the pur
I poses Of improving the streets, build
/ ing Il market louise. Il mayors office,
Il town PRISON. providing Il sufficient
! and more extended water supply and
other necessary public improvements
OF the town to pfeserye the health OF
the citizens and prouloteits growth
and prosperity. "a
These bonds are to run twenty
years at Il rate OF interest not exceed
ing per cent, and are to be sold as
/ the money is needed for the proposed
| work.
1t goes without saying that THE
SENTINEL is in favorsef this PROPOSE
ton, Just as it always favors every
movement of good to our city. -
The town of Winston has nov,
reached point whereit canno longer
be village with village ways. 1t has
grown until it ism = kid of a town
any longer Therefore it ought to
throw away its swadtllinS clothes
and it's bandages We mean by this
that it must have good streets in
stead of roads, pavements instead of
mud, plenty of water, sewerage
system and proper buildings for the
transaction of town business.
To get these things it takes money.
The question is whether we will now
tax our people heavily to get them or
issue bonds which will have to be
paid twenty years hence and the
greater part ofwhich will be paid by
taxes on houses and manufac curing
concerns which viii be built in the fii-
ture years.
1t seems much wiser To let the COM
ing ge.leratio bear some Of the bur-
den and pay for IL part of the benefits
which they will reap, therefore our
city commissioners have ordered this
election.
The interest on these bonds will
amount to $4,000 u year. We are
now paying very nearly that amount
for the purpose of patching the
streets. When the streets are once
put in good condition by the money
from the appropriation, there will be
very little patching to do, hence
we will save very nearly enough to
paw the interest on the bonds and at
the same time enjoy good streets, a
market house and city hall and Il
good water supply.
The SENTINEL proposes to adVO-
cate this thing '.frOm the word GO
We will present some facts and fig
ures in our next issue that will throw
further light on the subject.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-22
Boyer Wins His Case.

On Monday the Supreme Court OF
North Carolina decided that there
was no error in the decision of the
last term of Forsyth Superior Court
in the case of Boyer VS. league. In
courts decision that Ohm Boyer was
the sheriff of Forsyth county.
Our readers are SO familiar with
this case that we think it unnecessa-
ry to repeat it's history 1t has at
tracted wide attention, and in it's de-
cision the SUPP eme court has decided
many points of law hitherto unde-
cided. ,
THE SENTINEL for next week will
contain Il full text of the decision
which will prove matter of interest
not only to the lawyers, but to every
reader of this paper
y certified copy OF the opinion is
expected to reach Winston to-day
As soon as it does John Boyer will
take charge of the Office.
As we understand the matter, Boy
er is entitled to all the fees and com
missions of the Office for the entire
time that league has been acting
sheriff, just as if he (Boyer) had been
serving instead of league.
THE SENTINEL has all the time
thought that Boyer was right and
has frequently predicted that he
would win his suit. The only credit
we claim for this is for a knowledge
of the fact that the right generally
wins and for the ability to do IL lot
of good guessing.