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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
FOR NIILITIAMET.
The Lakeview Camp Grounds Bee
ing Put in shape.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE CITY, Mimi, June 2.-Adjs
Gen. Muehlberg and Brigade Quarter
master w. ii. Hart are here looking
over the condition of the state militia
grounds at Camp Lakeview. They have
a force of twenty men at work improv-
ing the rifle range and parade grounds.
When the work of improving the range
is completed Minnesota will have one OF
the most perfect rifle ranges in the
country. A great many needed repairs
are being made about the grounds,
which will be in better condition TINS
year than ever before.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
Water works Purchased.

Special to the Globe.
FARIBAULT, Mimi, June "A spe-
ciai session of the city council today
voted to purchase the city water works.
The price paid is over $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
New Postmasters.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, June 2. - Minnesota
postmasters have been appointed as fol-
lows: Gravelvllie. Morrison county.
Frederick Lille; RIce's. Benton county,
julius Fromelt; Huot. Polk county. Ed
ward Huot; West Brook, Cottonwood
county, Andrew Larson.
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Rowers succeeds Goudy.

W1yoNA, Mimi, June 2.-Lloyd w.
Bowers, of this city, has received the
appointment of general counsel OF the
Chicago & Northwestern railway sys-
tenn. to succeed Mr. GOudy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
Hardware Failure.

WATERFOWL, June IN. o. Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
Glass Works shut Down.

EIwooD, Ind. June 2.--The mammoth
Depau plate glass factory at Alex
andria, ten miles east of here, closed
down today for an indefinite period.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03
ID. l.. Bugbee Dies.

ANoKA, Mimi. June 2.-Ex-County
Attorney d. l.. Bugbee, who suffered a
stroke of paralysis two weeks ago, died
this morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03

The cause assigned is the scarcity Of
money, lack of demand for plate glass
and the uncertainty of the government
Oh the money and tariff questions.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03

He will bring retinue Of ten servants
and two English physicians. whom he
carries with him to look after his health.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-03

son, hardware, assigned to Martin Al
worth. Liabilities, $1,000; assets, $4,000;
Janney. Semple Company $1,000, Hirseh
Manufacturing company $1,000, are tho
principal creditors.
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Quotations.
B. Il. NASH, Clerk.

Forbear to Judge, for we are sin
ners aIl.-Franklin.
Impatience dries the blood sooner
than age or sorrow.-Cleon.
Every individual should bear in
mind that he is sent in the world to
act a part in it.
To speak and to offend, with some
people, are but one and the same
thing.-La Bruyere.
A babitation giddy and insure
hath he that buildeth on the vulgar
heart.-Shakespeare.
Character is higher than intellect
A great soul will be strong to live as
we'll as to think.-Enerson.
Simplicity in character, in manners,
in style, in all things, the supreme
excellency is simplicity.--L
There is always hope ID man that
actually and earnestly works. In
idleness alone there is perpetual des-
pair.-Carlyle.
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G. A. Moore, J. P, ward 6, pre-
cinct l, 81 Is.
Fl. 81. Hargrove, Clerk of Supreme
Court cost in case Of State VS.. Joe
Newton, SO.
Police Jury adjourned until to-
morrow morning.
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stable, ward ?, for S17l AZ, was III
lowed.
Certificates were issued for the
following approved Gains:
No. 137-Dr. P. LawrPnce.S % 90
13S-Turner McDade.. 26 90
139 to146-W B Boggs SO So
l47 to 156-TZ Barnett 100 90
157-F. NJ. Barnett. -. 10 74
15S to 1873 M Belcher 1S9 75
164-F. NJ. Hanks. ...- % %
1873. T. Shaver. 81 76
1G6-J.L.C G. Graham IS 75
1911. L. Talley 13 40
16S-G. A. Moore. -. Z %
169-H. Fl. HargrOve- 10 90
.17O-J. w. Jeter. 80. 10 so
171-E. S. Dortch. . 6 3S
172-B. A. Kelly ... 2S 90
173-B. A. Kelly. 124 40
174-F. M. Barnett. - 81 20
175-S. j. Boggs. ---- 2 90
176-J. w. Jeter. 90 90
177-T. M. Love. s so
17S-B. A. kelly. IA 30
179& 1SO-N F McDade Al 10
1S1-W. T. Young. 10 25
1S2 &1S3--W L Chanler 90 20
1S4-H. Barnacastle 2 20
1S5-W- FL. Scanland 125 90
1861. W. Oneal. .-. s 80
1S7-A. j. Murff. 49,. 130 90
1SS&1S9-A R Thompson $50 67
19O-Benton Drug Co. 10 30
191 & 1926 A Wasson $50 90
193-J. A. Sewall -. Is 90
194-W. Ell. Scanland.- 70 90
195-B. r. Nash. ...-- 25 90
l96-A. J. Murff 49,. % 90
197-A. r. Thompson 1000 90
1870. D. Sandidge.. 10 40
199-J. I. Many 49,. 80 10
2OO-R. @. Stinson. 80 80
2O1-E. S. Dortch. .-- 43 80
202-W. E. Morris. I'll AZ
Police Jury adjourned to meet on
Tuesday, May 8, 1898, at 10 o'clock
A. M.
Z. S. DoRTcH, President.
B. Il. NASH, Clerk.
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VOLUME 81.
Police Jury Proceedings.
BENTON, La, APRIL IL, 1898.

Police Jury met in regular session.
Members present: L. S. Dortch,
President;J j. A. Sewall, j. w. Jeter,
CD. Sandidge, j. Z. Many, [. NJ.
Love and f. N. Barnett.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion and second, the follow
ing resolution, offered hy W. G.
Vance, was read and adopted:
Resolved, That We. the Police
jury of Bossier parish, regard the
road now travelled through the Riv-
erside plantation belonging to w.
G. Vance, in good order and will not
endauger the Ievee at any point.
VIC. Vance consents for the road |
ms it now is to be made public |
road, otherwise will require travel
to usr tue public road.
On motion the follow ing named |
road ovcrsecrs were apponted:
WARD /.
d. E. Nicholson, from Mack's |
Bayou to Curtis. and work all hands
in legal bounds.
w. A. Huey. from Magenta to
Red Chute, at Krnner's, and work
all hands in legal bounds not other
wise apportonrd.
John Hall, from Curtis to +. B
Latiier's, and work all handsin legal
bounds.
w. B. Boney, from Magenta to
Knox Point, and work all hands in
legal bounds.
I'D. Connell. from Knox Point
10 Red Chute bridge, and work all
hauds in legal hounds.
WARD ..
Z. j. s. Gates, from Cockleburr
bridge to Dillart's, and to work all
hands in legal bounds.
d L. Griffin, from CockIehurr
bridge to Red Chute bridge, and to
work all hands in legal bonnds.
w. B. Mccormick, from billiards.
to Shreveport bridge, and work all
hands in legal hounds.
II. P. Middleton, from Pineville
to Long Lake Bridge. and work all
hands on Cane Bend, Bluff, Stumpy
Lake and Cut-off places, and work
all hands in legal bounds.
Mr.. BiIlingSIy, {nn Hollingsworth
place. from GiImer Lane to billiards.,
and work hands on p. 3. Cash, j.
N. Hollingsworth and Williams
places, and work all other hands in
legal bounds.
j. W. Jeier, from Gilmer Lane,
and work his hands, CoIquilt's and
all others in legal bounds.
Mr.. LasSiter, from j. NJ. ArnoId's
to Gilmer lane, and work hands on
his place, j. NJ. Arnold'S and all
others in legal bounds.
- Pandora lane, and to work
hands on Pandora and East India
places and all others in legal bounds.
John Birdwell, from Buck Hall
store to East India, and work bands
on Cash Point, Bnck Hall and
Shady Grove, and all others in legal
bounds.
q. NJ. Stinson, from J. G Ogdeu'S
store to Buck Hall, and work all
hands on Riverside, Gold Point and
all hands in legal bounds.
A. G. Teague, from j. G. Ogden'<
store to old Benton, aud work al
hands on Ogden'<, Cat Island, Will
low Chute and McCalla places, an(
all others in legal bounds.
Walter Simms. from east end o
Bols dare Lane to the levee, anC
work hands on Big and Little Be-
Bends.
j. w. Rabb, from Mrs. Smithson'
Gun house to east end of Bois dAr
Zane, and work his own hands, hand
on Mrs. Smithson's, Red Chute
Brownlee, Lower Red Chute an,
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BENTON, LA, April -, 1882.
Police Jury met pursuant to ad-
jOurnment. Roll call showed follow
ing members present: E. S. Dortch,
President; J. 7. Many, I. NJ. Love,
G. ID. Sandidge, j. A. Sewall and f.
NJ. Barnett.
Minutes of preceding meeting
read and approved.
The following witness scrip was
allowed:
State VS.. ". z. Morris-to j. w.
Jeter, S. %; to E. S. Dortch, Sc 3S.
State VS.. r. G. Stinson-to j. w.
Jeter, s. 25.
3. A. Kelly, account for two Rec
ord Books, S2S.
B. A. Kelly, account rendered,
$124 40.
b. A. Kelly, State VS.. Charles A.
Hendrix. S14 so.
State VS.. G. A. Hendrix-tO n. Z.
McDade, SAL 10; to W. T. Young,
SO %.
State VS.. j. NJ. Plant-to w. L.
Chanler, ST 80.
State VS.. Chas. Hicks-tO w. l..
Chanler, 50 %.
Fl. BarnacaStle, J. p, ward 6, pre-
ciDct 2, SO 75.
j. w. Oneal, Constable, ward G.
precinct 2, 50 80.
Benton Drug Co., account, $3.50
Wm. Carter, commissioner cleo
tion for November, to S. j. Boggs
50.
G. a. Wasson, repairs on Bluff
bridge, 500 co.
G. A. Wasson, repairs Oh Cut-of
| hrilra GSO
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and work hands on Kingston, T. j.
Tidwell, j. A. Srwall and G. w.
Arnold places, and all others in legal
bounds.
Parks Birdwell, from Benton to
T. }. T'idwrll's, and work his hands
and all hands in legal bounds not
otherwise apportioned.
WARD4.
JOS. Mcdonald, from Glass place
to Braley Ford. on Bodcau. and
work the following hands: Willis
Aliens, Mrs. O:Daniel's places and
James Sexton, Henry Slater, Nathan
GipSon, Henry Gipson, Beal Arnold,
VIM. Allen, Sid Daniel, j. O'Daniel.
j. II. Coil, from Israel Rogers gin
house to old Concord, and work all
hands south of Rogers house, on his
place, w. L. Coil, Abe Moore, ChaS.
Jackson. Will Thomas, j. NJ. Coil,
Sam Bryant, Il. S. Bryant's place,
w. A. Martin, Robert Johnson, J.
B. Bell, David Rails, Bossier Bank
head and all hands in legal bounds.
w. \. Moore, from Wm. j. John
ston'S to Israel Rogers gin house,
and work following bands: Charles
Brice place, Andrew Harris place,
John Harris place, JOS. Phelps, ID.
Freeman, James Boyd, Augustus
Boyd, Henry Harris, Mr.. McGee,
Jefferson Willis David Bell aud all
other hands in legal bounds.
Green G. Allen, from Arkansas
State line to Martins Ferry, near S.
y. Boggs'.
j. H. Wallace. on Cooks Ferry
road, on Arkansas State line, to Mar
tins Ferry road.
J. G. Johnston, from Cooks ferry
road to S. A. BoggS'.
Thos. Weeks. from old Plainville
to s. \. BOggs' house.
Fl. l. Sihley, from old Plainville
to place of VIM. Burks, Sr.
j. 3. Johnston, from Free Bridge,
on Bodcau. to Walkers Chapel road.
j. ID. McKellar, from Walkers
Chapel to Delaune's house.
G.. W. Demoss, from Delaune'S
house to Rocky Mount road.
James Coil, from Stroud's Bridge
to Walkers Chapel.
Fl. d. Bounds, from on new road
to Stroud place to old Graham place
7. B. Bixlcr, from J. B. Madins'S
house to ward line between 3 and 4
near Bixlrr place, and overseers to
work all hands in legal bounds.
, WARD 6.
Colquitt Bledsoe, from Hillman''
!, to east bank of Fee Fee Bayou, on
Il Fillmore and Shreveport road, ant
work all hands in legal bounds.
s Andrew McDale, from Pinevill'
II to Overhead bridge, and work al
Il bands in legal bounds.
w. l.. Chanlpr, from Pineville anC
k Hauehton, via Davis mill, from
IA where road interSects Haughtol
s. and river road to fork of road nea
II Harry Wright's gin house, and worI
Is all hands in legal hounds.
d r.. Nj. Sandidge, from Pineville t
al j. +. Lays store. and work hand
on G. FL. Coombs', Sandidge's, Hick
IS mans Briartield, Mrs. ConnelpS, =
II F. Lays places, and all hands i
d legal bounds.
Jack McMath, from Lays store t
IS Brashear'S store, and work all hand
III in legal bounds living north of V
H. s. & P. Railroad, not otherwise al
I'd portioned.
Thomas Caples, from Hazar
of Smiths to Moscow road, near Burn
I'd place, and work all hands ON Lou
ee MclIicbeal and Burns quarter place
and all others not apportioned,
rs legal bounds.
RI, Cohriol Rprry- from, Pallavua
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The Banks county (Ga.) Gazette
tells the people what are the institu
ton that snake the State" and does
it thus tersely:
"Good schools, good churches
good roads and good newspapers
these are absolute necessities in this
advanced age of civilization. Let Us
have them.
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Cypress bayou hridg', aud work all
hands in legal bounds.
-, from Rocky Mount to Hughes
Spur, and wok all hands iu legal
bounds.
R. W. Hanks, from Nawlight
church to Rocky Mount and Hughes
Spur road, and work all hands in
legal bounds.
j, T. Adair, from Spring Hill TOD,
2. Gleason, and work all hands in
legal bounds.
I W. T. Burks, from Caney bridge
to Concord church.
John NJ. McKinny, from Concord
church to Rocky Mount.
Edgar Sworr, from Rocky Mount
to Caney bridge on, Bellevue road,
and work all hands in legal bounds.
S. F. Bumgardner, from his place
to Midway and Benton road.
AIahlon Shaver, from Midway to
Clney bridge.
ROAD OVERSEERS-WARD 3.
Bob Rogers, from Bryan's mill to
Arkansas line.
VIM. Taylor, from Bryan's mill to
Sandidge branch.
R. S. Doles, from Sandidge branch
to Collinsburg branch.
Sam Graham, from Collinsburg
branch to 5 mile post.
Mr.. Underwood, from mile post
to Gum Springs.
W. Fl. Cole, from Carolina Bluff
to Mrs. McCullough's.
w. N. Doles, from Mrs. McCul-
lough's to Cypress bayou bridge, at
Hughes Spur.
I. F. Elder, from Self place to
Stockwell place.
J. NJ. Sentell, from Gilmer to Bush
Hill.
". L. High, from Bush Hill to
Rocky Mount road.
w ]. Middleton, from Sandidge
place to New Hope church.
Nat Stewart, from ward line to
Shreveport and Arkansas road, at
Plain Dealing through Palmetto ave.
nue..
} R. W. McLeish, from Gilmer road
J to Cavett landing.
} J. T. Greenhaw, from Collinsbure
to Steed place.
L. T. Sanders, from Plain Dealing
to ward line.
Mr.. McGill from Sam Boggs place
via Roberta, leaving old road at nortf
0 end of Davis & Wyche lane, to inter
sect Shreveport road at Bryan's mil
Q place.
: The President appointed Mr.. F. NJ
0 Barnett to attend meetings at Shreve
: port and Monroe, at dates fixed b,
the Auditor, for the purpose Of as
: sessing the property Of the two rail
roads running through the Parish o
Bossier, and report at next regula
meeting.
Account of Buckelew & Pleasant.
y for one keg of nails, for 81 IS, wa
~ allowed.
V President appointed J. A. Sewa
o and j. W. Jeter Special Financ
5 Committee, and by vote of the body
~ the President, E. S. Dortcb, was aC
ded thereto as chairman, with il
struction to see what arrangement
: could be made by next meeting.
NJ the following members were a
o. lowed their per diem and milage:
+. NJ. Barnett. t..----S3 S31
T w. Jeter %
7. M. Love. e.--- s
10 E. S. Dortch h-.--. 43
le J. A. Sewall- l----.--- 10
al G. D. Sandidge- 10 !
J.T. Many y----.----------. ~
), The following officers were allo
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The census report of population in
1890 was 62,622, $50 The rate of
increase shown for the decade between
1880 and 1890 was 14.39 per cent, or
at the rate of LA per year. The
Boston Herald figures mp the popula-
lation of the United States at the
present time as follows:
Census for 1890. -...-.. 62,622,25
Growth for q years.. 2,141, $50
immigration same period 1,372,920
Population Jan. l, 1893 sc, 1876, 859
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The people of this country sent
&C, 100000 kilograms in 1892
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$16,l14 so

SIb,il4 SO |
Jan. ll-By Warrant No. 43, paid to
Gibson q Olitf S5O00 % |
Feb 15.-By amount paid to Gibson &
tee-......... ......-e...... 25CO 90
Feb I5.-By Jury Scrip january
Term from No. 257 to No AS, both
inclusive, hereto attached .--...-... 746 60
March l4-To amount paid Gibson &
Oliff, as per order of Building Com
mittee -...-..--.... $500 90
April $50 amount paid Sam Benja-
min, balance on Long Lake Bridge,
order G.. d. Sandidge, hereto attach
.-...-.. 200 90
April S.-By amount Certificates Nos
AS, 8, 10, IL, u. I3, IA, as, II, Is, 10,
tached ........-............. 26l7 SO
Aprils.-By amount paid Warrants
Nos A, 45, 46, AZ, 49, 40, 50, ia, 1l5
and 1876. hereto attached. .--....-...- 1877 10
April 8-By amount paid Certificates
Nos So, 81 50. 63 65. &c, 67, So, 1911,
10, "a, rs, 76, II. 78, 10, 80, 81, 81, IS,
sc. 81, 80, 81, %, SO, "a, 81, 80, IO4,
10Y, Ill, liz, I1S, 100. l2I, l22, 1913.
l24, l25 126, I27, l2S, I29, 1870, 13I,
I32 1873, I34 and l35, hereto attached 1920 IS
April S.-By balance on hand.--.-.-- 223 90
sI6,II4 80
1893.
April S-To balance on hand. ......--. 1923 90
The above statement of Parish
Treasurer was accepted as settle
ment to date, aud all his vouchers
burned in open session.
On motion, petition for publicroad
from Deans Point to Benton, was
allowed, without cost to the parish,
and the following commissioners
we're appointed to locate the same: ::
2. Fl. Curry, g. E. Byrd, w. S. Clark
and w. 3. Simpson.
On motion, petition for public road
was granted from White Oak
Branch, by r. E. Young's, w. w.
Belcher's, J. Fl. Belcher's and E. S.
Burt's places, to the Hamilton place,
on lower Bellevue road, and allow
| DdUuS ou SdlO pIdCeS W WI n thC
same. Said road to be worked and
bridged without cost to the parish.
On motion, f. NJ. Hanks was al
lowed for repairs on Cypress bridge.
S11; repairs on Caney bridge and
removing drift, SIT 25-S26 %.
On motion the following accounts
were allowed:
State VS.. w. E. Morris, to T. NJ
Barnett, IS "a.
State VS.. E. g. Stinson, to T. NJ
Barnett, 50.
j. NJ. Belcher was allowed certifi
, Gates as follows: Four pieces eacl
for $50; one piece for 515 a; ont
S53 5O-total, SlS9 II.
3 3. f. Shaver, for lumber, SOL 7G
j. L. G. Graham, j. p, ward 8
0 s1S 75.
0 J. L. Talley, Constable, ward J
S13 40.
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BENTON, La, APRIL 20, 1893.

State VS.. W. E. Norris. To G. d.
Sandidge, for S5.
State VS.. Wallace Roam. To John
Roberts, 81 y. To Mat Campbell,
SS. To Silas Canphell, 81. To VIM.
Moore, 81 II. To Laura Washing
ton, for Sc. TO W. b. Boggs, s23
"a.
State VS.. Jeff Johnson. To w. B.
Boggs, for S26 "a. To Nels Wash
ington, s5. To VIM. Kyle, Sc u.
To Yves Aiken, Sc. To E. Kyle, Sc
II. To John Jones, So.
State VS.. Charles Hicks. Lem
Ross ito w. B. Boggs) 514 80. To
Bob TiSdom, So 12. To Warren
Blakely. SIG 50. To r. NJ. Thomp-
son, S26. To Yves Richardson, IS
20. To NJ. G. Bradley, $40 20.
State VS.. Bell Green. To Mary
Williams, 81 81. To Irwin Stokes,
s. II. To w. R. Thomas, Sl2. TO
W. B. Boggs, 916 81.
State VS.. Emanuel Law. Phil
Hawkins Ito w. B. BoggS) So. To
A. B. Wise, Sc IS.
State VS.. B. r. Hnndrixs. To G.
A. Hendrixs, 50. To w. II. Hen
drixs, Sc.
The Parish Treasurer presented
his quarterly statement as follows:
w. H. Scanland, Treasurer,
In account with
Bossier Parish
1899.
jan 9-To balance on hand. $4O62 9G
- ll.-To amount from Collector on
collections for quarter commencing
| Jan. !, 1873. l0G0 Ol
| Feb. 15.-TO amount from Collector
| OF quarter commencing January |,
1899. 1907 81
| April $50 amount from Collector
on collections from January 1st to
date. 6i23 s.
| April S-To amount from Collector
| for Licenses on 1893 TO date------- 1920 =;
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The following officers were allow
their quarter salary, ending March
81, 1898:
A. R. Thompson, third quarter ------ $1,000 90
and thirI quarters. 125 90
W. II. Scanland, Treasurer, Sd quarter 70 w
B. r. Nash, Clerk. Bird quarter------- . %
A. j. Murff, Attorney, 3rd quarter % w
Account of r. q. Stins0n, j. F.,
for S32 50, was allowed.
Account of W. E. Morris, Con-
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and work hands on Kingston, T. j.
Tidwell, j. A. Srwall and G. w.
Arnold places, and all others in legal
bounds.
Parks Birdwell, from Benton to
T. j. T'idwell's, and work his hands
and all hands in legal bounds not
otherwise apportioned.
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Population Jan. l, 1898. Sc, 1876, 859
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Paper ST. comfort sec, 50
Six pair blankets, 50
Cash for Blank Licenses, 30
Express charges on Licenses 80
CONVEYING prisoners to penitentiarv, 90 10 1
Repairs on pump, 30
One cistern for Court House. 80 %
Building foundation for cstern, 10 30
Repairs on pump, 4O
$2l5 25
By Blank Licenses, IL 50
$.02 Is
On motion, Commercial National
Bank account was presented, exam
ined and ordered placed on the min
utes, as follows:
Account rendered to Jan. 81, 1893, bal 1898 Is
Order to V s & P r R. by President, $673 20
Salary c. B. Norman, for February, 70 90 %
Order to S & PRR by President, 459 10
Draft to Parish Treasurer, Sept 2S. ,92, ~ 30
N.B.Murf, 1904 10
A. r. Thompson, Sheriff and Col
lector, presented statement of col
lections from January l to date:
On Taxes. ---.-.-.----Sll.l9l IL
On Licenses es--- 1495 90
The above was accepted as settle
ment to date.
ROAD OVERSEERS-WARD 5.
G. W. Bush, from white oak to
intersection of Midway and Bellevue
road, and work all hands in legal
bounds.
r. E. Pilkington, from Cypress
bridge to white oak, and work all
hands in legal bounds.
R. A. Fox, from Bodcau bridge to
Mrs. Marlow's, and work all hands in
legal bounds.
A. L. Byram, from Mrs. Marlow's
to Pine Grove church, and work al
hands in legal bounds.
Dow Scott, from Pine Grove tC
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1893-09-29
FRIDAY. SEPT % ISIS.

The maintenance OF wages
by artificial means, however plau-
sible, are simply Elusive and
temporary. We are reaching q
point, if we have not reached II
already, where the pin and the
balloon are in contact. The trou-
bic of the future lies in a resist
snce of the inevitable. while the
problem yet to be solved is as to
whether or not some OF our ex-
travagant notions of living will be
met by the cheapening of prices.
No one can deny that while we
have the right to all the comforts
and luxuries in reach OF our
means, we have cultivated q habit
in which thrift and an unpreten-
tious style of Lying is the excep-
ton rather than the rule. 10
maintain what is really a false
status in social conditions, we
run into debt and accumulate OBJ
legations that in too many instan,
ces are bad class of hazards
In spite of all we may say or DO
the correction or reform of this
national vice is practically IN
evitable. Economic necessity ol
law has no respect for our ribands
and there will probably be les'
discomfort, and fewer unpaid bill
and more real manly lndepen
when we learn that twenty dol
lar rate of living on q ten dolia
basis is folly for which soone
or later some one has to pay tn
bill.
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fills the bill no questions are asked.
The time was when the urgency
of business and the lack of men
may have justified this absolute
and aadle- headed recklessness,
for which, in more cases than
ever reported, we have paid the
price. 1t is SO no longer, and
good men are not scarce, and
rogues are still in quest of salaries;
and we opine that with a little
more attention to character we
should have less trouble even with
Turpins of the rail.
FRED WITHRow.
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Sherif's Sale.

Action on School bond. Adair county vs. Jesse
NJ Rice and Sarah u Rice his wife.
Whereas, on the LIST day Of Feb. 1889. Jesss u
Rice and Sarah NJ Rice his wife made sxecut-
ed and delivered their bond to Adair county
to the use and benef Of the school township
fund OF said county, and to secure the
payment of the sum OF money mentioned IL
said bond, Jesse II Rice and Sarah n Riee
made, executed and delivered their
mortgage deed to Adair county, containing
power Of sale Of the following described real
estate in Adair county, Mo. to-wit:
All ofthe Southwest IA Of the noftheast qusr-
ter Of section No 20, twenty. township No six
ty four Of range No thirteen, Is.
Now therefore, bv virtue and authority Of
fieri facias issned from the ONCE Of the clerk
Of the Adair county court, to me directed ana
delivered, dated sept. is, 1888, have levied
upon and will sell at public sale to the high.
est bidder for cash In hand for the payment OF
the purchase money, with ten per cent per
annum, before the court house door, In sne
city Of Kirksville, on
Saturday, the % day of October
1893.
between the hours of9 m. and p. m. OF that
day the real estae above described, to sstsi-
fy said fera fsciss and cost.
GEO. w. RUPE,
Sheriff Adair Co., Mo.