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The state herald., 1893-05-19

The ordinance against stock running
at large within tue city limits should be
strictly enforced. Last spring tho town
authorities had shade trees sot out on
all Of the streets and unless these trees
are protected against the depredations
Of loose stock, the money expended in
putting out those trees will have been
thrown away,
The state herald., 1893-05-19

la tho damage ease OF Mira. Belle Pat
mon w. Mrs Lavina q. Yod-r in tho dis.
uict conr,, the jury returned verdict
for the plaintiff for s,ol and costs, In
the caso ii Deunis Choremy vs.. 4. ID.
Upton, damage, the jury gave the plain
ill 800 and costs. In the case oi Gil
lett Bros. vs. Hendrix Bros. debt. the
jury found for plaintiff.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

To WHOM 1T MAY coScgRS.-l will bo-
gin the survey OF town n. OF range i3
W., on tho 10Th day Of Juno 1893 n. tho
south ives, corner of SAID town between
tho hours of l and 9 O'Clock p m. Tho
80 corner OF said town will no; bc estab
lished until tho Bird or 4,h day, alter
beginning snid survey.
WM. LOWE, Comfy Surveyor,
Phillips County, Colo.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

The temperance csntata to bo rendered
IN this II. T.. chdrch next Thursday eve
ming, May %, is given by some OF our
bost local talent and proniHes to be quit.
a success. They will be supported by
good orchestra music. Admission 15c..
25c. and 80.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Mr.. II. Roudabuslf, OF Brooklyn, Iowa,
who CAM To Hpyoko some Tins ago in
hopes that the climate might Prove ben
eiicial to his health returned home this
week. John Heginbotbam. whose guest
he was whiio in Hoiyokc, accompanied
him on the trip home.
The state herald., 1893-05-19
n. IL WhIlhnm nagtes pc.e,I:

r. II, Whilham quotes pfirsI:
Riverside oranges - c. per dos.
Bauanaa 35 c per lo1.
Roo,, salt 81 per ewt.
Finest bbl. rall In the west g.
3ofUwu Falgins 4, nl 81.
Rice iB lh5 e,
Cruelors by the box e. per II.
> ., can baking powder p c.
Ladies uhocs n.
.iena ploa slOes 81.
M.ns straw hnta e. each
LII mushp q Q. per yd.
Calico . aud q c. per yd.
Win pay 10 c, per dos. for cgea.
IN to "a {. por bu. for good wheat,
BE sure and cali nt whttham's. whc
carries the newest and larsea; asspTted
stock IN town.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

VIII tell, or trade, businesa property
in Holyoke Colo, known ns tho Smiti &
Wickershan frod store, lot aud grahsry
For further particulars,
Address, NJ. J. WicEERsnAN,
Axi.li, Neb
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Whatever other cfiiinisn may ba mhdo
upon tho bnpin.ss men " iiolyoAe y
cannot he tfpthfnily snid thhi any VI
them nre cranky cruhkrfs shu stu onig
tho dark side oi llulyoke'a present ahd
future business prosperity, They ar
ono nnd all ever ready 10 say u good
aori tof Holy osc aud PHILIPPE counli
aud The, say II In way too ,h., sa,iaiies
tho licafcf that they firmly bclicvc what
they hfc saying II ,hcte Ia anything
that Inns dcDofaiisins Influence ppnn
the business proap-fiiy of a town u IL
q cfoaking busineas man sho ia esefinsi'
inliy iinjins fanli with the to~n anJ
pfophenyius that III. fniufe will be even
worse fiom . hua,nr stand point than
th. present ilnlyoka has always been
fot,unntn In not hcipR sursed with,
The state herald., 1893-05-19

The second quarterly teachers exani
nation will he held on Friduy and Sat
urday, May 26, and ~, 1888, in tho Office
OF county superintendent, beginning Mt
0 O'Clock, central timo on Friday morn
ing. CHAs. b. TIMBERLAKr,
County Superintendent
The state herald., 1893-05-19

holyoAe, Colo., apr. 20, 1885.
Worlds Fair round.trip tickets now
ON sale nj the b. & NJ. r. Il. ticket ollice
Price s'o.05. Linitei to continuous
passage gong and pood until November
10Th, 1888. Also ou same dates and lin
i,s round tickets 20 st. Lou,s and return
at $3.50. A. B. WEsr. Agent.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Will Albershardt carries full line of
the choicest brands Of chowing and
smoking tobacco. All lovers OF the
weed will lind it to their advantage to
patronize him.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

II we should have a heavy da-hing rain
with the streets in thoir present condi.
tion there would be plenty OF lakes on
lnter-Ocsan Avenue. The cutters in
many places and the water ways under
water IN case Of heavy dashipg ram
would have no outlet.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Charley Nader, Formerly ono OF fol-
,yokc's lumber merchants, but for the
last two or three years in business in
Salt Lake City, stopped or over Sunday
at Holokc on his wsy to Chicago.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

2 An addition has been built to the
building occupied as M Office by }. b.
Cummings, clerk OF the district court
and ho nra has noat and eommudious
office roo!!.
The state herald., 1893-05-19
ATTENTION, Farms

1have recently brought :, ss
county, from Illinois, five
stations evor brought to tlip pfa8 Il =
state and viii make the ssoaG6
them in this county. will give v5ttkt@
ums Of $3.50, $1,000 ana $500 tor HINT,
second and third lest colt OF each horse.
have recently sold a hall inseres, in
two OF the horses TO s. w. Beggs. Head
quarters for horscs will to nj Irvin's
Brood Barn. All patrons OF the baru
win be furuished FREQ accommodations
in tEo way Of stable room.
HOLNES Il BEGGS.
WM. HnLaEs, Mgr
The state herald., 1893-05-19

TJ. Mcdonald has received orders II
report Tor duty at Canon City, June ls(.
Nc. hns promised to d,nl kindly with all
parties from iiolyoko who may be 10 un-
fortunate NJ lure job io the "pen."
The state herald., 1893-05-19
gERDlSG.

Cattle horded FOR 20 cents per month
and horscs for 40 oents. The herd Will
bo kept miles southwest OF lIol.oke
j. II. GuggEsEY.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Rattlo snaArn seem 10 bc uuusually
nnmnfouo this spring In thia part u tho
state.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Tho City Drug Store has received Il
new and beautiful stock OF wall paper
and will sell it a; prioea that defy com
petition,
The state herald., 1893-05-19

There ars somo excellent .oios tosijcs
the chorus pieces In tho temperance can.
inia To b. rendered st tho II T. Church
next Thursday ovsning.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Pipes! Pipes!! Pipcsl. Will Al
bershardt carries the finest line OF pipes
in Holyoke.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

We have II fnll line Of staple and inncy
groceries md sell as cheap as anyone
trying to do an honest live and let lyc
business. CD Slater d Son.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Taken mp at my farm NO 2i5.AI one
grey mare with white hind feet age nj ent
two years. Owner can have same by
paying for keeping and cost OF this no
tice. M. Il. BLYsross.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

We understHnd that l.. linkel & Co.,
have cold their stock OF boois anI shoes
10 Mr.. Messenger OF Lswtcnoa. Kans
who wall contiuu. the business at Hol.
yoke.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

u you ars ihinkin. Of buylng cook
Isse this spring, come In Mowry's and
- what ke will do for you.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Judge Gym sentenced Finley Pear
soil to the penitentiary tor two wears
and Sheriff Temple started with him for
Canon City Saturday.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Mr.. y. 20. Stevens has given up tho
position oi manager oi tho Grant Milling
Co.'S, Hour ami feed store at liolyokc pnd
II. w. Wakvman haa ,nken tho posi,ion.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

hayn moved my olIlco 10 the Dahl
etream building. Call aud SOC me and I
viii givo you good uly.co and pcll You
town lots. ". %. Kelsey.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Preaching a, the Baptist Church end
and j,h Sundays OF each month at li:3O
a. IN. and $50 p. M. Sunday school at
Bpm J. A. pBior, Pastor
The state herald., 1893-05-19

and Buyers. call Mt whitncv Irwin's
|ce and ho will show you over tho
lutry FREQ of charge.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Gillett Bros. have erected new avn
ing III front OF their store building and
have had their building repaint-d.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

DO not iaiI 10 BOT TIA, old maid aud
the bashlui man in the temperance ean-
,aia At tho ~. u, churcn next Thursday
evening.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Slnoks "Our Ponies and tn, "liigh.
se flyers" first class Q cent cisars sold
~. II. Aibsrshnrdt.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

The stage is completed and will CON
venienlly answer all demands in render.
ing the temperance cantata Mt the NJ. L
church next Thursday evening.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Tho long promised Temperance cau
tsta at tho ~. r. church, will be feudor-
OF no,t ihur,day evening, May ~, II
The state herald., 1893-05-19

S. Is. Purdy has rented room second
door north OF Virney's iionr store where
he will have his real estate Office.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

The temperance cant.,ia oniiilod"Lnpt
and saved' to be- rendered at ,lo N. u,
church Map -, conalsts ut II characters.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

When you want good smoke for 10
snts. call on ". II. Albersinrdt snj try
No u his LA Crsma do IIo'yoke" or
nis Style
The state herald., 1893-05-19

A new awning was erected in front OF
the Kress building this week.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

You can get loan on your farm
bperty by inquirins OF wm. c, Robin.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

q, ! Slater & Bou have Just rycelsoi
a car load oi tho coiobr ,t-d rretc lilur
The state herald., 1893-05-19

u land papers carefully and correctly
Vie out Ly J. u. Cummins.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Il you want n bny flour or feed call
! see us. Lohse Bros.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

|)ilns grass. clover and mixed lawn
brs seed A. ". Il. Shamp 4 Co.'S.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

b. A and II. A. Hoskins went to das-
tipgs Wednes lay.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

James Powers went to Durango this
week for short stay.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

a good double houro for sale. c
Varnry.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

A second hand gasoline stove for sale
cheap. Inquire al this Office.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

- to Tho City Drug Store for tho lat.
patterns In wall paper.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Give Whitney Irwin a call before buy
ing land.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

y Dcien FOR wind mills. the strong.
|eteel tower mnle.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

DO not fail to call and see those ele
giant rev cook stoves NJ Mowrys,
The state herald., 1893-05-19
ESTRAXED.

Lost or estrayed from my farm ne
IS SAG. two iron grey two-year.old stall
lion colts. GRIFFIN GurRNsry.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

Mrs. W. G Powers is visiting at Salt
Lake City.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

J. B. Gordon was down from Denver
this week.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

wis h Morrison wrisc Insurance
! TIRE and tornado.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

wArrrp.-A good g,rl for gensral
housework, will pay 500 per week.
A. X. dRou!.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

> toilet soap at The City Drui
for &c q cake.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

t'srm Leans!
lia 10 ". q. Robinson Tor farm loans.
The state herald., 1893-05-19

estate wa. flying high yesterday
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
ABOUT TOWN.


Take a look at VIM. Weinstein's new
advertisement to-day.
T. S. Merchant, the ca nned fruit drum
mer, put in a day here during the week.
The Granite Catholic choir were enter
tained by drive around the city Sunday
afternoon, chaperoned by Mrs. Angus
Mcdonald and Mrs. M. E. H. Cannon.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' guild will be held at Mrs G. N.
Bowle's next Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. All
the members are requested to attend
this meeting.
The family of Assessor Will Albright
Is arrived in town during the week from
Deer Lodge, and will occupy one Of the
cottages on the hill near the head of
California street.
Ex-Superintendent Thomas Weir of
the Granite company attended the for
NAL opening Of the Worlds fair on May
l. A large number of other Montana
people we're present.
Miss Nellie Taggert went to New Chi
cago last Monday to take charge Of the
public school in that place. Miss Taggert
is competent young lady and will sure
ly give satisfaction as teacher,
County Treasurer Fairbairn will oc-
cupy part of the office of Sheriff Cole
temporarily during the. interim required
in fitting up the court house building.
He now has his furniture in position and
will get down to hard work.
While the water company are engaged
in laying the new mains they may at any
time be obliged to shut off the water
supply in the old pipes; therefore much
inconvenience may possibly be avoided
by keeping reserve supply on hand.
Messrs. Campbell, Geo. Storrar, j as
Dunnigan and Joseph Toy, four of Rum
sey's prominent residents, were in Phil
Storrar and Dunnigan took horseback
trip down the valley on business during
the day.
Hui Huerth, professor of music, ar
rived in Philipsburg during the past
week, and will begin the instruction of
pupils on the piano. The professor is
said to be proficient in the art and will
doubtless obtain quite a number of
scholars.
The services at all the churches were
we'll attended last Sunday, which 1ndi-
Gates that the people of Ph1lipsburg are
fast shaking their oldtime custom of
never gong to church, unless possibly to
attend the funeral or marriage of some
close friend.
1t is understood that new institu-
ton, to be known as the Phil ipsburg
Plumbing company, will soon open up
f3r business in one of the Kaiser store
rooms on Montgomery street. The
business, we understand, is to be strictly
confined to plumbing and pipe fitting.
A musical treat was rendered the pub
lie last Sunday by the choir of st. An
drews' church of Granite, consisting of
Mrs B. Kelly, Misse, Coonan, Marks,
Besette, Creighton and Wiegenstein, and
Messrs. Fox and Lucas, who beautifully
sang high mass at the new Catholic
church il Philipsburg.
OFT & Fechner will open barber shop
about the middle Of MAY in part OF the
Mcintyre & Matthews building on
Broadway, the Philipsburg Harness
Manufacturing company to occupy the
remainder. They will have their place
neatly fitted up and will put in three
bathtubs. together with all the necessary
adjuncts to such an establishment.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

Register. X
Ex-Sherif H ouston, of Missoula, was
in town Friday.
Supt. Sherman. of the Combination
made business trip to the burg Tues.
day.
There was a good representatio IN OF
Rumseyites at the May Day ball last
Monday.
w. s. Fuller, the Rock Creek rancher
has taken up 1,20O, inches of the waters
Of that stream. 1T s
s. w. Carey and Ida L. Smith, Of
Philipsburg, obtained a license TO wed
during the week.
Frank D. Brown and Frank Wilson
went fishing on Rock creek last week
and made nice catch.
The Lo,1is Klandred quartz lode has
been recorded by the gentleman of that
name, in the Black Pine district.
The Misses McIsaac & Beaton have
opened frst-class restaurant in the
Connolly building, above the postoffice.
AL. Heaton, engineer at the Hope. has
bought nice residence near the head
of California street, paying ST. 200 there
for.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G.. Clark, of Toledo,
Ohio, arrived here this week to visit
their son, Harry P. Clark, and family, of
Granite.
Joseph A. Hyde, the banker, has gone
to Chicago on business and to see the
great show during It's opening days. He
may be absent couple Of weeks.
G. E. Space, the accountant, has taken
a position IN the store of T.. w. Shodair,
to attend the books and assist in gen
eral way about the establishment.
Mrs. E. H. Campbell. wife Of Druggist
Campbell, has arrived from the east and
they are at present occupying one of the
Huffman cottages on California street.
George Higgins and Standard Agent
Fowler, of Missoula; Dan Jaeger and
President Cannon, of the Butte Athletic
club, were present at last Fridays con-
test.
Frank Durand has instituted suit
against Boyd Bros, the liverymen, to re-
cover $3.50, which is the price at which
the former gentleman values an animal
alleged to have belonged to the plaintiff.
COuu MiICu0ll udS DtBu 6ulu dS dillSb
the Granite Miners Union for the recov-
cry of sl00 which he alleges IS due him
as benefits by reason of disabilities re-
ceived from injuries while member of
that organization.
Harkins & Barnes, the popular saloon
men of Granite, have bought the Fashion
saloon in Philipsburg from Jerome Slick.
The new proprietors have taken charge,
and are already doing an increased bust
ness in their new quarters.
Louis J. Hendrikson, the veteran stock
grower, came up from his ranch Tuesday
and has placed an advertisement in The
MAIL regarding his famous stallion,
Oxboro Prince. Stock growers should
not failto read the pedigree of Oxboro
Prince.
The sheriff's Office and Jail are begin
ming to make finished appearance and
Sheriff Cole will soon have fine accom-
modations for all Granite county's
prisoners. Treasurer. A. A. Fairbairn
will share the office of Sheriff Cole and
the spacious building affords nice ac-
commodations for all.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
Portraits and Views.

G.. 0. Reed, at the tent gallery, is pre-
pared to do frst-class work in portraits
and views. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The latest styles of mouldings for picture
framing can now be had at this gallery.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
Coal and Lime.

In connection with my Lumber Busi-
ness, [ have added the celebrated Gait
Coal and Lime-A No. both of which
I invite the public to give trial. Orders
by mail or telephone will receive prompt
attention. CHAs. A. ANDERSON.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
For Sale.

A frst-class prospector's outfit con-
sisting of two pack animals, pack and
riding saddles, saddle bags, tools and
tent. A bargain. Call at The MAIL
office
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

Grant A. Ballou and Rose Patterson, Of
Clark, this week
Forty acres Of placer ground on the
located by E. Amrine.
! A good line of gloves at McLeod's.
Get your shoes repaired at McLeod's,
he cobbler.
Goto Charley Mcleod for your rubbers
and rubber boo s.
" II you want the latest in spring hat
go to Fred, the tailor.
Go and see the latest in spring neck
wear at Freds, the tailor
Don't forget that Fred, the Chicago
tailor, makes clothes at all prices.
Just received by Fred. the tailor, a
fine line Of dress and working gloves.
If you want to save money on mems
furnishing goods, 60 to Fred, the Chicago
tailor.
Buggy, cart and heavy driving whips
at the Philipsburg Harness Manufactur-
ing Co.
If you want the nobblest thing in
spring suit go to Fred, the Chicago
tailor.
Go to Fred, the tailor, and see the
elegant line Of spring Derby hats just
received.
Go and see the elegant line of pants
patterns Fred, the Chicago tailor, is
making up for $40.
The next time you want pair gloves
just 40 to Fred, the tailor, and see what
he can save for you on them.
Whips, lashes and sticks for all kinds
Of driving may be found at the Philips
burg Harness Manufacturing Co.
Try Minnesota Extra and White Foam
flour, warranted frst-class, at
14-1t G.. A. WILSON'S.
For fine watch repairing, go to l..
Chatelain, next door to Morse's hall. All
work guaranteed and promptly attended
to.
Car Minnesota Extra (Mandan) -four,
So cash per hundred, for one week, to
introduce the flour, at
14-1t. G. A. WILSON'S.
Mr.. Francis Gallagher, the well-known
tailor, wishes to inform his friends and
patrons that he is now engaged in the
establishment of Fred, the Chicago tailor,
where all will be received with hearty
welcome.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

TnN CREAM At the .parlors Of Mes
lN'u OIOIhM danes Mckay and ONeil,
ice cream in various tiavors. Open every even
ing Lower Broadway. 13-tf.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04
CANNON s .NEU,S
Emporium Of Fashion
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
Bo0tS, Shoes, Slippers, LeSSfhan Cost

We have concluded to reduce our stock Of Ladies'
and Gentlernens Shoes and Slippers to few num-
bers and in order to do this we will for the next 80
days quote the following prices:
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

Register.
A marriage license was granted to
Grant A. Ballou and Rose Patterson, Of
Clark, this week
Forty acres Of placer ground on the
west fork of .sock creek have been
located by 3. Amrine.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

A good line of gloves at McLeod's.
Get your shoes repaired at McLeod's,
he cobbler.
The Philipsburg mail., 1893-05-04

Mr. Francis Gallagher, the well-known
tailor, wishes to inform his friends and
patrons that he is now engaged in the
establishment of Fred, the Chicago tailor,
where all will be received with hearty
welcome.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-11

Ladies' gloves at Coleman's. Look at his
prices. Fine gauge cashmere gloves. warrant
ed all wool. guaranteed absolutely fast black
l3 Inches long. Others price for same gloves
SOC. My price 3Sc. Ladies' super quality cash
mere glove, fast black. Priced everywhere
2jc. My price l5c. Line OF colors same as
above.
Coleman has a beautiful line of hosiery
Louis HerneSdorf dye. He Will sell you u
pair of hose for 29c and 25c, same goods that
you have been paying 40 aud 3c for. He
knows for he has sold the Identical goods for
that money.
Coleman sells DR.. Halls celebrated cniled
spring corset, same as Balls. Others price,
:lO0 His price, 80 cents.
Ask for Colelnans p. e. Corset 1t is long
wasted. haa five hooked clasps, and two side
staels. French model. Fine boned busts,
made of soft Alexandria cloth, with satteen
bone strip, and has a strengthening belt. II
Is handsomely silk fiossed, ahd an all round
superior corset. guaranteed to Improve the
form. Others price for this style corset Sl.5O,
his price 81 cents.
See Coleman's Corset No. 553, full bound
and embroidered. Perfect fitting, price 10
cents.
Try corset at Coleman's called Nellie BLY,.
II is q beauty In every respect, and only
costs IS cents.
All slippers for less than cost. Now is your
time TO buy goods cheap. l will leave for
New York In less than 10 days for new goods,
so don't put IL of. w. E. Bell.
Green kid gloves are the newest Aug. W..
Smith has them, every pair guaranteed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-11

Thymol Dentifrice Is nice for cleaning the
teeth and heathful to the mouth and gums.
Is and so cts. Harrison Game.
Have Won seen White Brothers new store
where they keep their ready-made clothing
and gents furnishing goods? II not cal al
once, and satisfy yourself that 1t Is the ri light
place to get a suit OF clothing, an overcoat, or
anything else IN the line OF somethlhg 10
wear.
Don't forget to call on White Brothers when
YOU want fancy china. They display the
incest and prettIest assortment In this line TO
be found anywhere. Guest cups, alter'dinn ner
coffees, and vases In endless variety.
NV advertisement is a personal In vition for
you TO visit my store. Aug. w. Smith.
Haddons have received their first shipment
OF fall goods. They are preparing Tor big
trade this fall. II keeping the largest variety
of fashionable goods at moderate COST Will
interest you then call at Haddons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-10-11
THE DISPENSARY.
Large Sales and Bigger Profits.

The dlspensary at Abbeville has been doing
large business during the month Of Septem'
Der, and the figures must be most discourag.
ing to those Of our fellow-citizens who have
hoped for the financial failure Of the expert
ment. The figures are not as satisfactory TO
the prohibitionists as former statements OF
sales, but the Press and Banner still believes
that the dispensary Is vast improvement
on the old system OF open bars. IL would
take much TO make this newspaper believe
that fifty dispensaries. selling for cash and
keeping open only until six o'clock, could
sell as much liquor as thousand bar rooms
could sell. keeping open until ten O'CLOCK at
night. ,,...
fhe dispensary sales at Abbeville for the
month Of September amounted TO Sl,S2?O. on
which there was a net profit. after paying al
expenses. OF S29295
Divided equally between town and the
county, each would be entitled TO $l46.M.
Besides the profit made at Abbevlile tne
State realized a profit in Columbia, which
was turned into the State Treasury.
The outlook now is, that the State ITSELF
Will realize something like quarter OF PA
million dollars and that the counties anu ,e
towns will each realize something, while cur
failing the whiskey business.