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New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
A WORTHY JUBILEE MEMORIAL.

brussels. Jan. 10.-lu the Chamber OF Deputies 10
dly " Bccrnacrt, Minister II Finance, As a memorial
Of King LcopOd's jubilee iniEduccd bill 10 devote
1000 600 francs 10 relief fund for the benefit Of
worhmcn who are injured oy following their Occupa-
fiou~
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
A SERVICE OF TRAINS DE LrXF.

Rome, Jan. 1d.-M the international Railway Con
ference today II decided To establish service OF
trains dc luxe 10 the principal capitals OF Europe.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
PEACE AND PLENTY ~ SAMOA

Sydney. y :. W. Jan. 16.-Advces from samoa
stat that affairs tranquil there ana tA' i'ou Is
plentiful
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

INJURED By THE BURSTING Of A WATKFTANK
Louisville. Ky. Jan. lG.-N JeIcfsohv.lle thi'
morning a railroad water tank which was just bong
completed aud had already been filed. suddenly burt
Joseph Gable and Lowell = Could. oi Columbus,
and Mr. Hahn, Of CrotnelsvlIc, were huft. CdDIc
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

PARDONED ARABS FLOCKlNG TO THE COAST
Berlin, Jan. l6.-Maior Wissmsn has teegfaphed TO
Zanzibar that in consequence Of the amnesty recently
granted thousands OF pardoned Arabs are hooking 10
the coast.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

RAILWAY on THE SHORE OF THE BLACK sEA'
-. Petersburg Jan. 16.-The Gar has approved '''
project t0 construct a railway on the shore Oh tlo
l. sCk sea, i!Om NOvOrOsslsh 70 NONoscAoh.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

THOUSANDS AT \ SOCIALISTS FUNERAL.
Berlin Jan. 1G.-The funeral Of the socialist editor
Wedde at Hamburg today was att .nded by GOOOD
people.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Havana, jan 1G.-The HAVANA Chess Club gave
dinner Lls evening in honor Of the three champions
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

Gunsbcrg Tschgoun and Mackenzie The municipal
authorities, foreign cOnsuls, members Of the press
and others were present and the affair a great
success
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
FURTHER DETAILS.

The amount received by Mr. Hilton from rents and in-
come from 1868 9o3 o.. and he has
paid out of this Mr. j. Lawrence Smith e79425 81
10 Caares j. Clnch so 6O7 u and with the execution
OF this nc has paid the balance due 10 zach
the heiss lie Is therefor discharged Of any obligation
In this direction. le further 70 paw 70 each Of
the In the proper proportion the income derived rom
uycled 70 them.
In regard to the legacies left unpaid the agrees
ment says in part:
All Of the annu!ties and pecuniary le2scies Of
denne BEG eahed b. Corlea NJ Stewart (excet
the annuity Charles Clineh which lapsed by his des ~
are recognized and conceded b. the parties hereto Of the
second part. valid and operative.
the parties Of the second part agree that from and
out OF the sum Of s7es5s o. remaining in their hands on
the 1st day Of July 1889 derived from the proceeds
personal property and the proceeds OF real
property heretofore BY them will simultaneously
with the and delivery Of these presents pay V
AanA G. Clineh. Emma \. Clineh and Maxwell L. Bueok
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Naval Review.

During the debate in the Senate of
the United States upon the proposition
to hold q grand Naval Review at New
York harbor, April, 1893-durings the
Worlds Fair-Senator Blair said he
opposed the proposition Of holding u
naval review as fostering the spirit Of
war; that accursed institution-the
badge of. savagery, internal war
should be abolished and this country
was strong enough to initiate the era of
peace. He offered an amendment en-
powering the President to hold an ex-
hibition of the public schools and re-
view of the public school children in
Chicago. He also offered an amend
ment for the erection of statue In
memory of Queen Isabella of Spain.
Senator Plumb said his objection to.
the naval review proposition was not
that it would cost a half million dol
lars, more or less. and probably present
scenes of drunkenness that would
bring grief to the hearts of q great
many people. but because it.was essen
TALLY q monarchial idea. Two snon-
archs never came together without q
display of the instruments Of naval
warfare. That ought TO be wiped out
of the whole business =. The United
States ought to show the difference be-
tween a monarchy based on arms and
republic based on the legitimate pur-
suits of peace. IF the amendment
were adopted he should regret that he
had ever voted for a single ship sover
which had floated the flag OF the
American republic. ~,
The proposition was "agreed to-"
yeas %, nays q.
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THE sEVEN~HILLED CITY.
All Sorts Of News Items Attractivc1y
Arranged for the Reader.
LowNDEsvILLE, s. c., June 9. 1890.

| LowNDESvILLE, s. C., June 9. 1890.
We are needing rain now.
The crops in this vicinity are nOnrlsnlng
now, and if The harvest equals the prospect,
the farmers will he able to run themselves Oh
cash basis another year.
The Old scho,, bui ldng and lot was sold at
auction last Saturday. II was bid In BY MIR.
| |. II. McCalla for sou. Being pretty loca.
tlon, We hope that ii will be Improved; ,,,,,
"A negro boy came near shooting Mr.. VIII
Moore last Saturday. The negro accidentally y
dropped the gun. which went off, and would
have wounded Mr.. Moore had IT not been for
the intcrpostion of the ncgro's heel. The
wound Is not serious.
now. They have furn's shed hall and pro-
pose having Il distinguished Y. NJ. &. A. man
TO conduct the opening exercises next sun
day afternoon. All are cordially invited 10
attend.
We are glad to see that Mr.. w. G. Shaw Is
suggested as being q suitable man for County
Commissioner. We are sure he would make
an efficient officer, and hope he will consent
At the meeting of the Democratic club il
was arranged to have Il campaign meeting
some time In August and big time In gen.
eral.
The work on the Presbyterian church Ia pro-
crossing, and when finished II will be an or.
nament To our town.
Mr.. A. v. Barnes left last week for Charles
ton, where he has position with Messrs. Nc.
Chan. Brown L. Evans Although sGrry to
lose such popular young man, we wish him
every success.
Miss Marie Sadler who has been visiting
relatives and friends In this community, went
to Anderson Inst Tuesday.
The Methodist Sunday School Of Anderson
passed. down tho road ON u picnic excursion
last Saturday. They stopped at Bordeaux
and are reported to have had Il splendid :ime.
The new school building is about completed
and presents an imposing appearance.
The work on the residence of Mr.. ID. J..
Barnes Is goipg on rapidly. When finished
he will have a pretty home.
The census cnumerntor Is going his rounds
now. Don get mad If he seems to ask some
i'm mpcrtincnt questions.
The Tillmanites aud anti-Tlllmanites are
making things warm"
Some who would like 10 become candidates
hesitate to announce themselves, fearing lest
they may seem TO be on the wrong side. They
are wise.
We are sorry TO hear of the Hines Of Mr.. ].
NJ. Latimcr. We hope he may soon be able 10
resume his place In our Sunday School.
| The projected scheme OF building Il branch
railroad to join the g., C.& y. will. no doubt,
meet with general approval. Let us wake 10
the necessity OF this new enterprise and give
our influence In It's favor.
We had a very hard rain last night. But
the river Is not up much, so we hope no dam
age is done to the crops.
We are indeed glad TO see Miss Marcie Chal.
mers on our streets, after being sick SO long
| Mr.. j. j. Moseley has contract for selling
the Wheeler & Wilson machine. He will
Start out this week. Success TO him.
DELTA.
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Greenwood Personals.

GREENWOOD, s. c., June l6, 1890.
Commencement exercises will commence In
the boys college this evening.
ackberries seem to be the only fruit this
year.
Rev. Mr.. Law, OF Spartanburg, preached
two very fine sermons in the Presbyterian
church on last Sunday.
Mr.. a. ]. Cauthen. Mr.. Henry Cauthen, Mr.
Coleman Waller, Mr.. Ramsey Calhoun, and
Mr. Thomas Moore. are home from College.
Mr. Robert Wardaw, OF Augusta, is spend.
ing the week with his friend, Mr.. John Old
ham.
Miss Carrie Calhoun, of Due West who has
been teaching school at Ferdery the past year
spent few days last week with friends in
town.
Mr.. c. ]. Harper of Lowndesrile. on his
way home from Wotford, is spending a few
days with his sister. Mrs Nckols.
Miss Warren, of Pendleton, Is on visit to
her aunt, Mrs. J. r. Blake, Sr.
Miss Bessie Gibbs will leave in few days
for Columbia to attend commencement.
Little Miss Gardner, OF Yorkville, s. c.. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mathews.
There are number Of visitors In town this
week, b.
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LETTER FROM A FORMER ABBEvILLIAN.
Kind Words for All, and Good Will
for the Press and Banner.
RESFROE, Ala, June IL, 1880.

RENFRoE, ALA, June IL. 1880.
Editor Press and Banner
l herewith hand you 500 which you will
please place to my credit.
Although nearly seven years have elapsed
since left old Abbevillc, l still retain n k cen
interest in her advancement so we'll chroni-
cled By you each week.
The Press and Banner Is, and Will ever be. a
most welcome visitor to our household filled
as 1t Is with news and spicy letters Of the do
ines and sayings Of the people In all portions
OF county, II is eagerly looked for and reud
with rs much interest by me as would be u
letter from home.
! can't but applaud the fearless manner In
which you repel led the efforts made by u GER
tain class to bring about the downfall of Abb
bcville's old, true and tried organ. / firmly
believe Your manly course will bring to your
support friends in number far In excess Of the
so called ones lost by reason Of your not dal-
lying to their opinions.
um doing fairly well in my adopted State
In the capacity of n railroad man, and am
glad TO hear Of the rapid strides beilg made
In this direction in old Abbcville.
Wishing you continued success, remain
yours truly, q. A. NJ.
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Tracks in IIOneR Path.

HoNEA PATH, June 18th, 1890.
All crops are growing nicely where they
have been we'll worked.
]. w. Brock has as fine n Margin colt as we
ever saw. Stock raising is on the increase In
this vicinity.
The candidate that favorS our new County,
and will work TO help us get II, is the man we
will remember at the ballot M box; III. o ,,.o
Mr.. Cowan Bowen, Of Due West, who has
tken one course ii lectures In Baltimore,
will spend the summer here with DIR. Shirley.
visiting patients and using the graduating
glass.
Young Mr.. Shumake, of Laurens, visited
his parents ln,t week.
w. 4. Devure spent :wo days in Ninety-Six
VIII ss mG.sT mamis Wjss ns s"ys oSe OF Williamson
accomplished daughters, has been visiting
her brother and other relatives In town.
Misses Emma Meridrth ind Lessic Com.
ings.. are sojOurning with their Aunt, Mrs.
Brock.
The laun tennis club has prepared nice
ground, and ordered uniforms
II. NJ. Shirley bough; three car loads OF
thousand, +. o. B. The brick are Of the finest
Prof. j. B. Watkins, after laborIng for the
past school session continuously. will take a
best instructors In the state. We are proud
of him, and will elect him for another term.
We enjoy reading everything IN regard to
the approaching campaign. While we are
not electioneering for any particular caDdi-
date, there are some we would rather see in
NJ. /. Brock spent Thursday in the Noun
tain City.
Mrs. Mary Parker. rellct OF the late Robert
Parker Of this township, died on the Sth. She
live 10 be Sc years old, raised twelve children
all of which were present at her funeral.
The youngest child being over forty years
old.
The new seats for the Presbyterian church
have arrived. The congregation will now be
comfortably seated.
That venerable gentleman Mr.. McMurtrle,
speaks of going back TO Ireland on the Goth.
j; T. Penny. OF Piedmont, sccecds Mr.. Burts
The Democratic Club OF Honea Path town.
ship met Friday afternoon for the purpose of
reorganization. J. b. Watkins was elected
President, ]. N. Shirley, vice president, l.. NJ.
Wilson. second vice president. ]. J. Trussell,
recording secretary, N. B. Wright, ~, CORE
dorsement of the March convention was the
most important business that was transact
ed. The farmers are bound to lead in this
election.
Drs. NJ. c. Parker and s. Orr, OF Anderson.
with Drs. J. f. Shirley and T.. A. Hudgens,
went out Saturday 10 see Mrs. Amelia Car
penter, who is suffering with dropsy. She
will leave for Rome Ca, In fow days to have
MIR. Charlie Blgby, fireman on the G. G. Il A.
railroad, spent few days at home last
week.
NJ Greer and will build nice residence at an
carly day.
We see our old friend and schoolmate r. c.
Wilson, announced for County Commissioner
ceive the support Of the people. He Is dcserv-
Ing, and is one OF the few young men that
knows that a dollar Is worth a hundred
cents.
Honca Path will be we'll represented at the
commencement exercises Of the Grecnville
Female College b, y, G.,
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OUR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Incidents and Personals Around the
Classic City.
DUE WEST, s. G.. June 10,


DUE WEST, s. c.. June l6, 1890
Cnmmencements next week.
The Seasons are fine so far.
Mr.. T. w. Haddon has the finest wheat we
have seen.
We will try and give the readers OF the Press
and Banner something fiom North Carolina
next week.
The corn crop between Due West and Abbe-
willie G. II. Is fine.
On Wednesday of last week Major Nance
had on exhibit a stalk of cotton With twelve
shapes and thlrty-seyen leaves. on Thurs
day Mrs. Walker had stalk with forty.seven
leaves and full of squares.
Last week Mr.. w. d. Stone lost a COW by
breaking her neck. She was roped close TO
guley and fell In.
Dr. W. l.. Pressy has just had his house
Prof p. L. Grler and his surveying class of
Ersklne have been practlcing on lots and
fields about town. The Professor Is getting TO
be m expert with the compass.
Hon. c. a. &. Waller and Mr. Gary. OF Abbe-
Vile, are on the examining committee OF the
Female College. Our people will be glad TO
see them present. Mr.. Waller we see IL out
for the Senute. He has firm friends here.
Dr.. l.. p Kennedy and Rev. b. H. Grler left
last week for their homes. Also DR.. PaysOn
Kennedy and Messrs. Brice and Flanniken, Of
WLnSboro.
The Commencements this year are expect
ed TO he u treat and every one is Invited TO
come and enjoy themselves.
We had q pleasant call at the Abbeville Ma
tional Bank last week and found these gen.
tlemen exceedingly kind and nccommoda-
ting. They are doing the largest and most
successful business at this time they have
ever done.
Mr.. w. d. Stone is said to have very fine
brag field of corn.
The last Issue Of the Press and Banner was a
fine one. Full Of original matter. Editor
Wilson wields q swift pen.
Mrs. w. +. Pearson Is and has been quite
sick for ten days.
Rev. w. +. Pearson will preach at Shiloh
;BuZzard RoosU on the fifth Sabbath.
DR.. w. NJ. Grier preached the Commen ce-
ment sermon at Patrick Military School last
Sabbath
Greenwood's list to the Press ana Banner is
hard TO eXcel-123.. r. $. G.
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A Nuisance.

For the last week or so nightly perform
ances, or speeches, or alleged singlngs, nave
scales, the tendency OF which, we think, has
not been for the moral elevation OF our peo-
pie.
In behalf Of m unoffending public the town
council might we'll afford to act In the matter.
Wm f. Bell has all the new and stylish
goods in millinery.
cases of white lawns and embriodrles Just
received ut w. h. Bells.
You should see the colOred challies w. +
Bell Is selling for cts per yard.
New goods just received at VIM. E. Bell,
very cheap and stylish.
Soda water and milk shakes at Speeds
Drug Store.
With each fifty cents worth of Fats horse
and cattle powder, you get SIX foot buggy
whip. At Speeds Drug Store.
Whether Tllman "gets there" or not, VOL
ford's Sanitary Lotion Will. 1t will cure the
18th in thirty minutes, 1t has been tried. For
sale only at Speeds Drug store.
AS I haven't the room to carry children
shoes will sell them ut and less than cost for
cash. No goods charged at the reduced price.
Now is the time to do your painting, don't
neglect it. 4 good supply always on hand at
Speed Drug Store.
A fresh lot OF french candy, crystalized
fruits, &C., can always be found ut Speeds
Drug StOrc.
Go to Smith .S Sons for flannel over shirts.
Just the thing for summer wear.
Something nice for pic mic and home lunch
es-"Dcvilled Crab" Canned shrimp" We
have just received fresh shipment OF above
dainties. Smith d Sons.
An elegant line Of hot weather clothing just
arrived, consisting OF flannel, alpaca. drap de
etc and scersucker coats and vests. p. Rosen-
berg & Co.
We continue to add new fresh goods to our
stock. Late purchasers VIZ lind just what
they need during the monyh of June. X. NJ.
lnddon g. Co.
Don't fail to see the special bargains which
we will offer In colored dress goods during the
month OF June. Trimmings TO match r. NJ.
Haduon e. Co,
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An AbberiIle Mans Kindly Letter
BESsEMER Ala June Bird lS0O

BEssEMER, ALA, June Bird, 1890.
Editor Press nnd Banner:
Guess you forgotten an "old typo." who set
flee on "Granitc Range" / have long since
stopped sticking type, and now connected
with birmingham Mineral Division OF the l..
ming conductor. My run is twelve miles. to
the Blue Creek coal mines, which, by the way,
Is great sight to see, loading 1,5O0 tons OF
coal each per day, from one slope. taking four
each TO move the coal from two mines The
engine that pulls my train weighs 10000
pounds. The hill are SO heavy that fifteen
of the above cars is all "she" wants. The coal
large pig iron furnaces, that are owned by the
DeBardeleben Coal and Iron Co., at the young
marvel city OF Bessemer, Ala, which is
located In the lower section of what Is known,
as "Joncs Valley" where 1t broadcns into a
vast amphitheater, spur of mountains
being projected across It's face, and forming
Its southwestern limits. This valley, with
slightly varying In width, extends thirteen
miles 10 the Northeast. where Birmingham is
located. 1t is bounded on the Southeast by
Red mountain range-where the largest guam
tity of red ore is mined-and on the South
west or opposite side by Red range, which, at
Birmingham, Is about one and n half miles
In width. and gradually broadcns till Bes-
semer is REACHED, about four miles from range
to range. This is one of the richest valleys OF
ore deposits In the United States. | came TO
this road In April Of lSS9. Al that time there
was twenty two conductors ahead of Inc. now
there are only three. A man wants no better
| got my hand severely mashed in December,
hut am thankful to say that lost no fingers.
The rood paid my time, doctor, medicines,
will 90 Ills. have married again, TO Miss
Ida +. Branch, OF Troy, Ala. We have our
home here and do not ;"ish to give up O good
Would like to see the old i'rrss and Banner.
Mrs. Dr. Sheppard nee Miss lila Taggart of
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WORDS FROM WARRENToN.
The crops 80. The Farmers Home
Again...BOys and Girls Oh Lark
...Mad Dogs and Visitors.
WARRENToN S. In

WARRENTON, S. G., June IL, 1890.
The crops around here are looking we'll.
Very few OF the farmers are complaining.
Mr.. j. IL. Thomas Is quite sick.
Mr.. Is. NJ. Cheatham came home last Satur-
day from HOnea Path. He has been studying
hard all year, and Is now at home to spend o
well.earned vacation.
crowd OF the young people from this place
went to Rocky River last Sunday. After
hearing splendid sermon from Rev. II. G..
Fennel they all went by and took dinner
enjoyed having his peaceful home visited by
such merry crowd of boys and girls.
MIR. Miles Brooks from Abbevlle, is visiting
friends In this place.
Mad dog! mad dog was the cry heard by
nearly every body in the place on Monday
last. II was pursued by nearly all the men
who happened 10 be at home, but they didn't
succeed in killing 1t.
Mr.. Peter Gilbert from Anderson, visited rel
attves in this place this week.
NOBODY KNOWS.
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The Competitive Examination for the mp
pointmcnt of a State Beneficiary to the Win
throp Training School will be held at the
Court House, Wednesday,, July End.
The examination will include Arithmetic
Grammar. Geography. United States History
Reading, Writing and Spelling.
The successful applicant will receive tho
State appointment, equivalent to $50 for one
session Of nine months. and the one ranking
second will receive the scholarship for Tui
tion only, given by the Winthrop School to
each county OF the State. Applicants must
not be less than eighteen years Of age. The
examination VIII begin at 10 am, and con-
tInuc for six hours. For further information
apply TO The School Commissioner,
r. G. McLEES.
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For C0ngreAk,

We IRE authorized to announce w. p. CAL
HOUN, ESQ.,, as candidate for Congress
from Third Cong ressional District, subject tC
the action OF the Democratic party.
w. e. BENET, OF Abbeville, Is hereby an
nounced us u candidate for Congress from the
Third Congressional District, subject TO the
action OF the Democratic party.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. D. X
NORRIS as candidate for Congress from
this Congressional District, subject to the &C
tion of the Democratic party.
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For County Commissioners.

The friends OF j. F. G. DUPRE announce
him as candidate for reelection to the office
of County Commissioner. Subject to the &C.
ton OF the Democratic primaries.
Weare authorized TO announce Mr.. RICH.
ARD &. WILSON as a candidate for County
Commissioner. subject to the Democratic pri-
muries,
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN
r. BUCHANAN as q candidate for County
Commissioner subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary.
We are authorized to announce Captain j.
w. I.ITES rs n candidate for reelection tC
the action of the Democratic primaries.
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A Good Sentiment.

In his excellent speech at Lowndesvillc last
Saturday, President j. R. Blake, of the Farm
ers Alliance, made use of words TO this effect
"The Alliance does not antagonist any bus
iness. 1t is neither the object nor the aim o.
this order to antagonist any legitimate bus
uess. We strive for the welfare Of all, with
out injury to any.
This is good scntimen, and worthy Of any
organization Of good men.
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Pension Checks,

Editor Pre.s and Banner:
There are pension warrants In the Clerk
office for the following parties:
NJ. ]. Bonds,
Elizabeth Beasly,
+. e. Bagwel.
Rebecca Bowick,
Rebecca Burly,
Laura Brown,
q. w. Boyle,
Matilda Bolts,
Tabitha Brooks.
John Bowick,
Lemuel Baugh,
Mary ]. Cochran,
w. L. Dukes,
Jane W. Davis,
Jane Z. Elgin,
Elizabeth Elmore,
]. D. Ethridge,
Mary Ann Ellenburg,
Jane Furgerson,
y. E. Firth,
H. F. Finn,
Sarah Finley,
Martha Freeman,
VI. y. Griffin,
NJ. j. Hall,
J. G. King,
Rachel Kerr,
Annie Lawton,
Mary Z. Mundy,
S. a. McClendon,
Louisa McAIlister,
X. G. McMahan,
Elizabeth Magee.
VIM. Mouchat.
Margaret McBryde,
Elizabeth Napier,
NJ. Night
NJ. ]. Patterson,
Elizabeth Pruitt,
J.. T. Paschal,
NJ. E. Patterson,
Sarah Ross,
+. b. Shirley,
NJ. f. Smith,
j. Smith,
Catharine p. Saxon,
MarysE. Sullivan,
NJ. l.. Sutherland,
Nancy Stokes,
Mary Simpson,
Mary Tucker,
f. +. Walker,
Sarah a. Wilson,
Sue e. Waldrop,
Sallle Watkins,
n. j. White,
sc. Walker.
w. F. Wharton,
Nancy Yeurgan.
Each warrant calls for eleven dollars ant
siXty-lye cents, and Is the final payment fo
the year 1890. THOS. J.. MOORE.
June IL, 1890. Clerk Court.