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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31
4 BROKEN GORGE

LOUByILLE, Ky. : p. aJ.-fbe gorge ~
Twelve Nile i-lsud. above the city, brDs-
this afternoon. carrying away several foe
coal barge aud causing 5000 dsmaV~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31
DYNAMITE

TUNIs. Jan. 5J-A dynamits bomb oS.
ploded in this city last night. causing
much damage, ILe residents verc pfuic-
stricken Tor "a time T1cre is 40 clue t'
the CulprIf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31
yp-tfS FEVER

NV YoEz. Jan - --IEsre = great ez-
e.-zll-u. over tee 6 sc9veTy 0t a ;yphus
fever case &c q crowded tenement ca Z. sa;
y aka s.FceE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31

~ fa- box q EEE-aAsI's PlLLs ssortE
= -1-1zA-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31

Blow, blow, blow! That disagreeable
cstal-h can be cured by taking Hoods
SarSaa 'fA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-01-31

10. s4l~la W4@-4-. ~ Sa.aa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

Through iiioad who las recently
bought for himself Sometimes uIc
music teacher r.is q commission all 10
hiMiDt. WHOM the music teacher is moi
successful iu obtaining tlo most favor.
able terms. some person IN "a kindred line
OK business TO that Of tho piano dealer is
invoked. and thc purchaacis finally made
at from $500 TO 500 under schedule
price.
The opposite phenomenon Is observed
IN the lowing machine trade. Since The
original patents expired all sorts OF In.
dsponggblo appliances have been pnient.
ed. aud the manufacturers and dealers in
the hest machines exact tho uttci1uost
penny Cor these latter. IN some instance
ndoyicccosis 10 times tho price at which
itcnn 100 produced. and all ;h,yariousnp.
purtcnanccs tain together mako M a
largo percentage Of tho prico at witch
Tia machine "a sold. Even secondhand
machines complete uru hold at sun
raip1
To the trade on some articles Of house
Furnishing there Is seemingly no bottom
PRICE Women, who nro VIGOROUSLY tho
best hurgaincrs, go 90 wholesale houses
mud upon one protest or another obtain
discounts that bring prices fur below 10.
tail prices. Dealers chocrfully send ar.
ticlgs miles IN the country on trial. take
back slightly damaged goods. pnck and
rtpack and at length auilngly ncccpt
payment with all sorts of discounts
What IS true OF uow furniture IL still
truor Of secondhand and antique ar.
ticles. In thistrlc there Is no fixed dis
count though surface prices arc singu.
larry uniform. Whether the shop be- In
tiiih lvcnueofiu Canal street tho prices
asked arc much tho samc.-Now York
Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

Mon often go directly from tho dirticst
operation o. farming 20 the milking, not
wlsAiug their luuls, brushing theirRar-
mcnta, nor properly cleaning tho cows
uddcr, and 20 cap tho climax, many
moistcn their hands aud tho toats with
milk. Brs ling tho dry udler with tho
hat Of the hand win remove much dirt.
Filth should bo washed oil with clean
water Bo,h tcas ami hands should
b. clean and dry during milking. Tho
straincr willu1, rymu,c an impurities.
Many arc d. llY.d and thus get into
the huitur and olocsu.-Amgrican Agri-
cnlirr' %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
MINES, MILLS AND REALTY,
lG,IB at the BulllOn.BeCk and
Champion Mine.
p,nK CITY SAMPLER DESTROYED
po,urned from the Bimelalllc League
Meeiing.-Mlnlng aud Real
Estate News.
PARK CITY SAMPLER DESTROYED

A special received by the NEWS
tom Eureka last evening says: "Thir.
,oen men went TO work this morning
,n,he BullIon.Beck mine. They were
mostly Germans. The union men and
deputies gathered around the mine, bu
,ns,e VIA no disturbance. The work.
men gol their candles and went down.
nhls afternoon man was carrying n
ho.tI stound town with the names OF
moss who went to work, and the words,
sscab., scabs, Scab.v Ia large letters.
The end ~ not YET"
Director Beck tald this afternoon,
aft ia mistake about there being only
,hlfieen men at work at the mine.
There have been more than that from
ihe start. We got word this morning
iba, fifty men were working, aud we
are Advertising for another fii,y."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
nrw YoaK STOCKS


Chicago. March 10Th.
whsat-Eaay: cash, 7g!. May. 81,
Corn Firm; cash, ~ May,
Oats-stcady each, 81 May, ds.
Iork-Ensy. cash, li,5U; May, 20,
lnrd-kasy, cash, l2l1i May. ll.
Iibs-EisY; cash, lOi May, lUlo.
Iyr-31.
Barley g.
IluN-l
TimOthy-tlD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

Mr. NiccfclIoulayiully)-wh what makes
your ears fo hEi
Small Tcrror-sis pulls EN- like every.
thing every timo | tell on 'cr.--Good
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

Hanauer bullion $4,000; silver aud lead
ores, s2i,500. Total ssl,0
WA. Hodges had In for assay today
ons lot OF Silver King ore. 100 tom,
Que lot OF Samps0n ore, 55 '0us, anu
three other controls.
w. g. NJ. Steward hnd In today
for assay, one lot Of Hidden Treasure
ore, tons; one lot OF sampson ore, 90
tons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

fIled IN nc Office Of te county rse1rir Of san
Lax County sfHce pla, res'erdnH.
J. II McChrysial ami witetoJ. u.
Murphy, lots IN sunset View adj
james 4. iIaIo ani wife 10 ii. ii.
y Observation-Disclosures 70. :. D'a $50 %
mart OF lot 5. block a.. plat C...... 20 90
rison. ct a., ). o. lots, West Nc.
na.mua 1,n.en 10 = j. Winter mart
' Of lot 4 block q. plat 4. d rs. l., %.
Rasmus Jensen 20 W. J. hay and
XII XII ~ s.... ~, :. "' 100 %
Ioti, I b'oet IS, piSt n'......... . lon
Joseph q. Armstrong 10 NJ. L. Ray
mnnd. lots nnd6, block !, state
Street q idit on........a..,..ss.s.. lVV %
~. l.. Raymond 10 george W. Laioi
S Sm oao NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :" o.oV. . 100 %
&. Wantland and wife 10 q. VI,
siamm, lot u In plot 10, block !.
Wcat Grand Niow....".... ......,.. 'OQ "
q. T.. want aud TO a. p. Harrington.
lot IS IN plat lo, BLOCK j. west -o, I'd,
. Nrand view. ..'s.... s''...,.',s.' q" w
~ MacDun 10 !. MacNoil, part Acc.
ton 10, township norm, range ,,,
Q. a. Harvey Ct ali TOO. ,; haracy,
Ilsi,ht "a inn NOES :" .D 900 %
q. a. Dohorty. hy d. ). Marshal, %
IoWps6,p Borih, range vest 800 %
J. a. TritsUh to q. Carpenter. lots IN
block I, kuusingt0n. .............s..s W
O. Carpenter 10 J. \. friisch, lots IN 81,
block I, kensiugtot ,..............'.. 1 W
james ThompaOu - Ouo hhrpclls
part ouihwcs' corner section 90, ..
township south, range caat.,.... bl1 W
W. 5. Van SAINT to q. u Duncan, IN.
forest In part sect :, township 90. ri.
south, range cast.............:..-. lu W
L. ID. kinney 20 Eml.a Billinaa, lots
IL to 20, block ~, Kinney y Cur .... ~,
lNL-n.... ....L wv w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

Mighty Array Of s osials in NEW SPRING GOODS All
that is CHOICEST sGHTIIEsT and wORIHIEsr
sHoRN Of the ExrlgaOt Profits usually piled on Novel los
the first Of the soasol WATERPROOF SILK New
discovery Known as the Oriental" AMI prOteced by
PATENT. New Method Of making Silk Waterproof pure
and simple, without making it alright al the lime
rendering ii soft and brilliant For sale in three widths
"a in, 75c yard 81 in, SlOO yard. 20 ill., sli5 yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

our Styles arc Exclusive Workmanship tho Best. We
offer tho Largest Selection and Prices tho Lowest.
Tho latest spring Dress Trimmings to DO olso-
where. Beautiful Designs in Passamenterie Applique
Moss and Feather Trimmings. Persian Bands Black
and Coored SILK Gimp Edges Tho worry newest IN Jet
Gimp Edges. Lovely White and Colorod Pearl Gimps
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
DEVASTATING u FLOODS.
WHOLE Towns THREAvENrD tn
BE INUNDATED.
"iies or Country Submerged In the
North West.--Bridges and Hou.es
swept Away and Boats PLYING In the
Streets of Cities.
7 Southern Associated Press

~ Southern Associated Press.
fITTsBURG, Penn, May 1S-The
sun is shining this morning and the
storm Of wind and rain that pre-
vailed without cessation through
out eastern Ohio and western Penn
sylvania for three days is believed
over. The Allegheny and Monon-
gohela rivers are still rising, but
the water Will hardly reach danger
line (25 feeD and no serious dam
age Is apprehended here, At 10
O'Clock marks showed low lands of
Allegheny and south side are par
TALLY submerged. Sharpsburg is
under several feet of water and the
residents have moved to the upper
floor. At Beaver Falls the excite
ment is still at fever heat over the
prediction that the town is to be
swept away from the face of the
earth on tbs 18th. Few people
slept last night, as reports were
rlfe that the upper dam just east OF
the town was weakening and a
break is possible at any time. If
this should occur body of water
seven and q half miles long and eight
fest deep will be released to dash
On the lower end of Beaver Falls.
Bridgewater and other towns
below. The Plttsburg and Lake
Erie rail road officials were
on the ground all night with an
enormous force of men doing g every
thing in their power to prevent a
break. Car loads of stone were
dumped at the weakest point and it
is believed their efforts will be- sue
cessful. The situation at New Castle
Is very grave this morning. Tbs She.
nsgo river is five feet higher than
was ever known and is still rising.
Ali night families were taken from
their houses and the work is still
gong on. A break is threatened in
the levees west Of the town at anv
moment and Mayor Richardson has
sent the entire police force and fire
department. to warn the people
south OF Newcastle to fee 10 the
hills. TIE break will cover that
part OF the city to the depth of at
leas6 twelve feev. Since midnight
over ten miles Of the New York.
pennsylvania and Ohio track be,
tween here and Sharon has been
ruined. The large railroad bridge
near the Ttna furnace went down
TINS morning with over twenty
loaded cars. Several bridges and
houses foated down this morning
and carcasses of dead animals fill the
stream, indicating that the farmers
nave lost heavily. Boats are plying
u three feet Of water in the principal
streets. Business is entirely sus-
pended.
At dohnstown the river began
showing very decided rise last
night and this morning Come
maugh and Stony creeks are boom
ing. 1t is feared that great damage
Will be done in the lower part of
the city.
I1rUsvILLE, Penn, May 18.-TLe
water IS slowly receding, and should
no more rain fall the greatest dan
ger Is over At sons places the
damage done is nearly as great as
of last June.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
WASHINGTON NEWS.
herr Craige May be Appointed
Assistant Postmaster General.
by Southern Associated Press

"r; rn,na he.r Craige May be Appointed
BY Southern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 1s-Comp-
troller Eckels this afternoon ordered
Bank Examiner John T. Carskedan
OF West Virginia, to Brunswick GA
to take charge of the First National
bank and the Oglethoipe National
Bank. of Brunswick, both OF which
closed their doors this morning
Ihe First National Bank had a can.
ital of 100000, and the Uglethorpe
Bank OF S15O.000 The resources
OF the banks on May 4rh, as report.
ed' was for the former 1892 600, and
or the latter $6S2,COO.
1t is rumored that Mr. KerrlCrsige.
OF North Carolina, will tomorrow b,
appointed third assistant Postmss.
ter General vice A. d. Hezsn. he.
signed. Mr.. Craige has tbs proud
distinction of being the only citizen
OF North Carolina who ever declined
g aOongressionsl peminstion. During
w. Cleveland first term ne seryed
as internal revenue collector for
North Carolina. He is said to be a
lawyer of distinction, standing in
the front rank of the North Caro-
lima bar,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

All the peculiar troubles thst beset .
~omsn. The onlv guaranteed remedy
Tor them IS Dr. Pieree's FSvorite Pre-
script'on. For women suffering from
sny chronic female complaint" or wesk.
ness; Tor women who are rundown and
overworked. for women expe citing 70 be.
come mo- hers, and for mothers Who are
nursing and exhausted: At tho -
from gIlhood TO womsnbo,d. and -,
nj the critical change of ife"-lt i :
medicine that safely snd certainly builds
up, strengthens. regulates snd cI,r..
If ii doesn't. If !, eye, fs;t. =.
ut or cure, You have your money bscl.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Alleged Caunibalism In Labrador

QUEBEC, May 18.-Details reached
here today confirming the vague
rumors of Indian cannibalism in the
interior OF the country in the South
OF Labrador, current here for sew
eral days past. The parish priest
OF Seven Islands, on the coast, is
authority for the report that some
OF his Indian converts made to him
concerning one of their companions
who, last winter, killed and ate his
daughter, to prevent his dying OF
hunger.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Hotel Gordon, Norm WiIkesboro. " {

Hotel Gordon, Norm " iIkee boro, NC.
This new hotel has just been ele.
gantly equipped and is a most de-
hghtfai health and pleasure resort
Situated among the blue Ridge
mountains at the terminus of the
n. W. n. G. &. R., 1O3 miles west of
Greensboro Train leaves Green's
boro at 1O:40 q. m and arrives at
North Hilkesboro at 2 40 p. m. Re-
duced round trip tickets from all
points. Table supplied with Brusby
Mountains mineral water, good
mountain beef, chicken, duck, milk
butter and ice from our own farm
No mosquitoes, cool nights, delight
ful breezes, driving, fshing, music
aud dancing. Rates $50 per month.
For analysis Of mineral water and
other Information, address.
". T. TRoGDoN, Manager.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Troubles at Chicago.
~ Southern Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 18-The demand
for toe resignation Of Theodore
Thomas has brought the national
commission ard local directory into
deadlock. Thomas is left in a
very embarrassed position and uu-
less the matter is soon settled will
retire from the exposition altogether.
The matter will be brought before
the board Of reference and control.
The Quarre! has now reached q point
where the entire musical depart
ment Of the fair, for which nearly
million dollars has been provided,
Is threatened with destruction,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
worlds Columbian ExDosition

VIII be of value to the world by H.
lustrating the improvements to the
mechanical arts, and eminent phys-
icians will tell you that the progress
OF medicinal agents has been of
equal importance, and rs streng 9Th
ening laxative that Syruy of Figs is
in advance of all others.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Killed by Failing from a Steamer.

a dispatch from Louisville, KY,
announcing that @. 2. Huntin gton
has been killed by falling from a
steamer at New Orleans was re-
celved here this afternoon. A rail-
road magnats of the same name was
found In his Office in Wall street this
afternoon. The person killed was
K. q. Huntington, of New York city,
who fell from the steamer Meigs,
st Leota, Miss, last night, receiv-
ing fatal injuries.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
q Small Bank Suspeuds

" southern AssocIaten Press.
WLMING roN. n. c., May ia
email bank at Lumberton, II. c., be
longing to the same system as the
Bank of the Cgrolinas al Florence.
5. Q, has suspended payment. The
deposits are said TO have amounted
to $4,000, with only about 81, 500 on
hand.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
LeX1ngton's New Postmaster.

by oouthern Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nay 1.-THE Presi-
aentlal postmasters appointed to-
dey were: Lewis @. Hanes, of Lex
lngton, = @, vice T. E. McCreery.
removed; E. W. Thomas, of Dyers,
burg, Tenn, vice P. Il. Burbank
removed; Joel ]. Jones, OF Fayette,
vile, Tenn vice FL. NJ. Eaken, re-
moved.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Mortgage Sale of Land.

IL 7.aHa o' povs conferred on mo hy
sert.t4 r0rt.ae- deed. execntag ~ ~
.o. tn.hIlt and wife, which saiG
NY Tgil- le a1y recorded Ia r,cistrv of
nsas q HJtE BOOK No. g. at page 745
\ ~ N,'tF ..r G Ia the highest bidder
". W c'e'3 st the court house door IN the
y! 2. h3 e.Rh' y c., on Monday. .Inne
,.i ..,5 q . o'clock m tue pro6er5v in
wv ~. iAef sa ctscliotd teing \ rracr IF
.-. '.4 con nips ninety nine acres 100
80 g. Y. on 8, near The town OF NOR.
.sY.tt y ttt ia county, adjoining the lands
!. y, yg'e AayI ard, Peasant p. bender.
m .las' W. CieC euts and others and
WY Ebc 'e4ily described in sid noort
s1Ss gs f " tNTAGUE, Atty.
80 L- ~ >. Mav 8 ISG3.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
The Mississippi Falling.
By Southern Associated Press

Dy southern Associated Press.
" AsHNeToS, May 18-The Mis-
sissippi is falling st st. Louis and
has turned to falling at Memphis.
At Helena the rising is rapid be
10" the mouth Of the Arkansas 70
New Orleans it is stationary. At
Arkansas City the stage is 1876 at
Vickaburg 1872. Red River is ris-
ing
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
a Big HaLtery Burned.
By Southern Associated Press.

YoNkERs, n. Y, May 1S-The es-
teblishment OF the Yonkers Hat
Manufacturing Company was almost
entirely destroyed by FIRE this morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. About 600 hands were thrown
out of employment.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
The Commercial Bank of Australia,
By Southern Associated Press,

LoNroN, May 1S.-The court has
granted an order for the winding up
of the Commercial Bank of Austria
liza. which suspended April 4th, with
total deposits of over 100000
pounds. of which 100000 pounds
were lodged in London.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
The Baltimore Going 10 Cb,o,

The Navy Department has decided
to send the cruiser Baltimore 10
Cnlna as the flagship of the Asiatic
station. While this determination
has no direct bearing on the pres
ent agitation over the Chinese e1-
ciusion act, the discussion of this
SUBJECT has probably operated 10
precipits.e the decision Of the De-
partment TO carry out It's lonp-con-
templsted purpose o. sending a
new flagship to China. The Balti-
more will go into dock immediately
10 prepare for her foreign cruise.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
"A HISTORIC FLAG
PRESENTED in Richmond Yesterday-..It
Went from North Carolina.

PRESENTED in Richmond Yesterday 1t
Went from North Carolina.
by Southern Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va, May Is The Con
federate bazaar recently held at the
armory for the joint benef. of the
Confederate soldiers and sailors
monument and the JEFF Davis mn
scum, realized S26,41S. Today at a
mass meeting of the ladies who
participated IN the bazaar Mayor
Ellyson, IN a brief bat appropriate
speech presented TO he ladies' of
the Confederate museum a hand
some flag from North Carolina. Tbis
nag was made by the young ladies
of Edgeworth Female Seminary of
Greensboro and through Miss Mary
Morehead, one of the pupils, was
presented 10 the Guilford Gravs
during the cary part of the war.
Mrs. Morton Wortham Sloane. Of
Baltimore. in whose possession the
flag has been since the surrender at
Appomattox, donated it to the
North Carolina ladies', who in turn
presented it to the museum. 1t wa,
turned over to the relief committee.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
j he Worlds Fai-,

CHICAGO, Ills, May 1S.-Nsture
smiled on the exposition this morn
ing. Today was the day for the
dedication of the Illinois State
building and the attendance was
the largest since opening day.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Consuls appointed Yesterday.
Southern A ssoo;stad Pross

F1VtHOCOHI III hSSOOIdlEU r6tS.
WASHINGTON, May 17.-The Presi-
dent made the following appoint
ments today: To be Consuls of the
United States, NJ. i. Dufie, Of Ar
kansas, at Winnipeg; George Hor-
ton, OF Illinois, st Athens, Greece:
Frank H. Brooks, of Illinois, at
Trieste.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
kev. Chas. Minnegerone Cannot he
Present
By fouthern Associated Press

BY fouthern Associsted Press.
RIcHMoND, Va, May 19-Rev.
charies Ninnegerode, of Alexandria.
formerly pastor of st. Paui's church
Ia this city, MIR. Davis church, and
VINO was expected to be present at
the re interment of ths remains OF
Jefferson Davis and to oiiiciate at
the grave, has written to the COM
mlttee Stating that on account of i'll
heaith he will be unable to be pres
ent.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

Magnetic Nervine, the grea; re-
storaAve, will cause you to sleep
like child. Try il. Sold by John
Y. NacRse.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
Appointed by Mr. Carlie ie,
5y Southern Associated Press.

" OOutH0IH AssUCIatGu GTeSS.
WASHINGTON, D. G, May 1S-Sec-
retary Carlisle today appointed W.
Harry Clark, Of Virginia, chief clerk
OF the ofice of Supervising Inspec-
tor General Of steam vessels.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

7" hat you are sure of, if Won use Or.
Sages Catsrrh Remedy. il either = per
feet snd permanent cure for your cs-
,SFrh' no mstter how bsi yolr cSse mSy
be or ) 90 in cssh. The prcprietors Of
the medicine promise 10 pay YOU the
money, if they csn't cure You.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

K. G. Taylor, Iurfreesboro, writes:
II have used the japanese Pile CuIe
with great satisfaction and succeae. A."
Sold by John Y. MacRae.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

John Y MscRae, druggist, re-
commend japanese Liver Pellets
Tor constipation and sick headache.
Small, mild, easy to take. SO pills
25 cents.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19

John Y AcRse, druggist, recom-
mend Johhson's Magnetic Oil, the
the great family pain killer, inter.
nal ard external.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-19
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

b vr,s OF authority coaferr.d IN n
tait mF,-asa executed by : \ Vass.
aIi rtg feggd in hook lf3, page COZ
% tft Deeds cffic~ of wake coun'
Y j, #ll ON Monday. the Goth day
y At scl TO tie hi. BEST bidder. for
q 2. ai o'clock a At the Court Bouse
.lT p Ia cry Of raleigh, the house and
a, 81 ah# Hb.t'ou tie SAID Vess now re-
.dts 81. ad 5a -outh BlCuut stre et. md
W .a.ta9.u he said u rtgage
-s.-. sake, llsa
~, IS $ bATCHELOR.
e"' NorCgagee.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The CoU oty Commissioner met in
regular session Feb. 9th, o3. Full
Board present. Minutes of last meet.
ing read and approved.
Ordered that J. C. Warren be re-
'ieVed of double and single tax on
Sl5oO which amount was entered
against him on property he did not
oHn.
That L. J. Dali be relieved OF poll
tax in 2Dd township, the same being
listed in 3rd township.
Ordered that the following bills be
paid:
]. w. Spruil s. Tor care Of Court
Hoose during January.
Lewis Mercer 81 TO- CARRYING Al
* na i'heIubs across the souod.
j. II Eohlnsou 81 10 FIR board
OF Prisoners, I. K. fees and wood for
jail
B, H Miller $12 for care Of Bet ;e
Donch, pr. shoes &c for ssnae.
L. ". Parker $l.85 for witness
ticket.
I. q. Bvrau $3.50 for fees for
!anu Try and days clerk to bd.
o. Newman $2.5o for zpasr blank
e'.s for Jail.
Z. w. Evans $4S.o4 for months
sopniies to poor house
James SprAll $40 for witness
ticket.
Ordered that e. J. Bond he grant
ed license to sell liQnocs in qu,ntt-
: les les thaI FIVE gallons on CHEAP
Sid from jar Ist to June 3l<t. 'e3.
Ordered that P. Mathews be aud il
hereby appointed special Surveyor to
survey land enterer By Mrs. Jno. A |
Moore in 4th township.
The Sheriff was given until the Let
meeting in May to settle Co. taxes.
Ordered that the care of Court
House be put in the hands OF Sh5rff
and that he he allowed 81 per month !
and no extra charge be allowed for
court sessions.
On motion the order was recindel
hat was passed In January meeting
w. B. Shepard of taxes on
Sc, 900 worth of property in cotton
Mill stock listed IN anoth~r county.
nd that he he exempted from taxes
N $40, 200 On same.
There being no further business
be Board adjourned.
7. D. ,BYkUM, Clerk.