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by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Tazcwell County. entered at the
August term, lS9i, in TIN Chancery Cau,o
OF Abe Bloch Il Co. VS.. Rale 81 Moses.
and other causes heard Herewith. we will,
IN the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1895
that being the first day of the November
term of the County Court of Tezewell
County, ut the front door of the Court
House of said county. sell 10 the highest
bidder ut public auction that certain house
and about acres of land herewith.
known ms the ''homo property" Of w. T..
Bane. situate in Tazc well County at the
town o! Graham; also that certain three
story brick store house and lot Herewith.
i'll the town of Graham, belonging TO the
said Sane
TER MS:-Said sales will he upon n
credit of one, two and three years. exccpt
for costs of suit and expenses of sale.
which will be required in cash ana for de-
ferfed payments bonds. bearing interest
from date, with good personal security and
payable to the undersigned, will be re-
qnired of the purchasers.
II. G. ALDERsoN,
S. ID. May,
J. W. Hicks. commissioners.
j. W. CHAPMAN,
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ohamberldin's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unetrnlIed for Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, Scaid Head, Sore Nipples, C6apped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Gr,nulaled Eye Lids.
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
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If TROUBLED WITH RHEUAfA
TISM READ THIS.

ANNAPOLIS, MD., Apr. 16, 1S94.-I
have used Chnmberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism and found it TO be
all that is claimed for it. | believo
1t to be the hest preparation for
rheumatism and deep seated muscu.
lar pains on the market and cheerful.
ly recommend it to tho public. JNo,
G. Brooks, dealer i'll boots, shoes.
etc., No. Is Main street.
ALSO READ THIS.
MEcHANIcsyILLE,St. Mary's County,
Md sold bottle of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm to man who Ind
been suffering with rheumatism for
several years. 1t made him well!
man. A. j. McGrLL. For sale at so
cents per bottle by a. Il. Hargraye.
--s-
1T MAY DO AS MUCH FOR YOU
MIR. Fred Miller, of Irving, Ill.,,
writes that he had a Scvcry Kidney
trouble foa many years, with severe
pains in his back and also that his
bladder was alfeated.- He tried MANY
so called Kidney cures but without
any good result. About a year age
hn began use of Electric Bittcrs and
found relief at once. Electric Bit.
tiers is especially adapted to cure OF
all Kidney and Liver troubles and
eiten gives almost instant relief
one trial will prove our statement
frice only SOC. for large bottle. AT
a. l.. Hargrave's Drug Store.
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CHATTANOOGA DISK. C. Atkins,
Presiding Elder

Chattanooga, Centenary, c. T. Evans.
Whiteside, J. O. Straley, Cherry Street,
l.. N. Woodward. st. Elmo, j. G. Ma
ness.
isi'gedale and Rossville, W. NJ. Morrell
j.. Chattanooga and Citico, j. NJ. Carter
Etna Circuit, a. ID. Stewart.
Trenton Circuit, W. K. Snider.
Ooltewah Circuit, John Woo!sey.
Hill City Station, w. l.. Patton.
Hamilton Circuit, J. 4. Jacks ln
South Piltshirg Station, J. G. Wright.
Highland Park Station, j. w. Taylor.
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Was not last tnll's election is this
Congregational district honest? NJ not.
WHO proIitcd by the rascalty? Ger
i.inly not the Democrats, who con
frolled the machinery. Is not Gen.
Walker entitled to his seat IN Con
gress? There is M contest for his
scat and no Democrat has rnised my
,qunstion Us to his title TO tho place.
New Castle Record.
You arc right, brother, Democrat
knows WHOM lie is defeated, aud dres
not charge fraud upon all parties but
his OWL lie has Intelligence enough
to understand Shat it was lack of
yotasanl not tie election law that
caused his defeat, and ho is willing
to'abitle hy .fhe decision Of The PEG
pie. What a'contlnst there is be-
'tween iio two parties in This respect,
GONE Ell the most partisan, unjust
aud abominablc treasures ever advo
Gated in Congress WAS the lodge
bill. 1t was framed by Republicans
aud its enactment into law WAS urr
ed by them. Its object was to rcsu
tate elections and had il become n
Law, it would lave destroyed the
Nights of the intelligent people OF
this section. The people in this
State who favored the measure are
now lii the combine known MS the
''honest elections party. We may
infer from their attitude towar.! the
Lodge bill, what sort of IN election
law they would give us, if intrnsted
with power to piss such a New
Castle Record.
Yes, all tho Republican party de,
slres is an opportunity, and it will
give us an election law, beside which
the Walton law would DO us day com
pared with tue night.
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Virginia: In the Clerks Office OF Tazewei
Circuit Court. Oct. 23rd, 1895.
hereby certify that the above named
Commissioners havo executed the bonds
required i'll the above styled cause.
Testc.
II. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
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m0RRlSTOWn DiSTRIcT-W. W. Hicks.
Presiding Elder.

m0RRlSTOWH DiSTRIcT-W. W. Hicks,
Presiding Elder.
Morrstown Station, J. G.. Orr.
Morrstown Circuit, W. L. Jones.
Newport Circuit, j. ID. dickson.
johnson City Station, w. &. Ncighl,ors.
loncsboro Station, l.. G. McNoy.
Jonesboro Circuit, j. +. Wamplcr
Tate Springs Circuit, l.. w. Mort.
Rutlege Circuit, NJ. l.. Clendcucn.
Rogersvillc Station, J. H. p;lrrott.
thcatown Circuit, T.. H. Boyle.
st. Clair Circuit, H. II. Cassidy.
Grccnvillc Station, j. ID. McAlistcr.
tirccnvillc Circuit, W. G. Faris.
Fall Branch Circuit, j. T.. Bruce
Erwin Mission, J. t. Davis.
TaZcwcll Circuit, J. X Wolfe.
rarrotsvillc Il Worrcnsburg, IL. T.. Steele
Editor Christian Advocate T.. G.. Hos.
Messy Creek Circuit, W. T. Akcrs.
KNOXVILLE DiST.-C. T. Carroll, PIE.
Knoxville, Church Street Station, H..
II. Moore.
Knoxville, Broad Street Station, f.
Richardson.
Knoxville, Centenary Station, j. W.
Perry
Knoxville, Fountain City Station, ]. S.
Kennedy.
Knoxville, Circuit, !. H. S.rcckcr.
Nun,.i,ui., I,
l!as, 9TH Avenue i,niln, Il. NJ. More
land.
Strawberry Plains Circuit, II. G. Neal.
Scviervilc Circuit, j. +. Spring.
Maynordsvillc Circuit, J. Is. Ctrncs.
Andcrsonviic, Circuit, II. G. Clemens.
J:cksboro Circuit, j. X. Walker
Little River Circuit, J. c. lunyon.
Coal Creek Circuit, l.. 7. sharp.
Highland Avenue, W. Wisdom New
berry.
j. Il. Frazier, Chaplain T.. s. Navy.
X. n. Price, Editor IIuIstun Methodist.
CLEVELAND DiSTRICT.-T. r. Handy.
Presiding Elder.
Cleveland Station. G. w. Summers.
Cleveland Circuit. H. IL. Jewel.
Benton Circuit, H. \. True.
Charleston Circuit, j. W, Growing.
Ricevillc Circuit J. f. Hash.
Athens Station, f. v jackson.
Athens Circuit, y. kincaid.
Ducktowu Miss T. L. Webb.
rweetwnter Circuit, J. A. Lyons
jacksonville Circuit, i. NJ. " ollr
Elcazer Circuit, l.. X. lIuddle<lon.
Decatur Circuit, q. VI. +. Hampton.
New Hope Circuit, j. NJ. Paxton.
l.oudon Circuit, W. y. Thomas
l@noir City Circuit. s. $. C;,iron,
Louisville Station IL Allcglaney Mission,
}. Il. Lowry.
Maryvillc Station, c. W. jackson.
Concord Circuit, Il. 5. tmbcrgcr.
Centenary College, d. Sullins
Athens Fcmlc College, l.. L. IL Carlock
CHATTANOOGA DiST,--K. C. Atkins,
Presiding Elder.
Chattanooga, Centenary, c. f. Evans.
WhitnsiII, I n Str.lny (I,,.,, I.,.-..
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rIsiol. Anderson Street Mission, NJ. Il.

Bristol. Anderson Street Mission, NJ. Il.
Mitchell.
Bristol, Mary Street Station, A. Is.
Hunter.
Bristol Circuit. w. II. Henderson.
Blourtvillc Circuit, J. X. Chambers.
Bluff City Circuit, X. Il. Smith
Elizabelhton Station. T. Thompson.
Emory and Henry College, X. q. Water
house
Martha Washington College, s. y .l,,r-
kcr G.. c. Fisher Agent
lIullins College, ID. ;. iIetucn and Flu.
gene Blake.
ZIG STONE GAP DISTRICT. H. Ken
NEEDY, Presiding Elder.
Big Stone Gap Station, J. |. Cash
Fast Stone Gap Mission, W. H. Poole.
Gladecville Circuit, /. n. Nlun,ey.
C'intwood Mission, W. G.. Hicks.
l+lk Garden Cir.,uit, G. W. Kelly.
Lebanon Circuit, J. w. w. Shulcr.
Dlckcnsonvile Circuit, +. Acxandcr.
Nickclsvilie Circuit, u. McCraciin.
C;lstlewoud, l., o, Adams.
Gate City Station, j. l.. Wul,er.
Kingsport Circuit, :. X Byrd
Hawkins Circuit, f.. W. Walker
Clinchport Circuit, j. NJ. Maiden.
Stcklcyvillc Circuit, J. W. Christians
Pennington Gap Circuit, l.. l.. Adding.
don.
louisville Circuit, u, V. York.
Powclls Valley Circuit. Geo Il. Draper.
Cumberland Cap Circuit, j. \. Baylor.
louisville Academy J. u. Akcrs.
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ThE slugging match between Cor
bett and Fitzsiinmons ie off, The
Southern Governors were one too
many for "Gentloman Jim" this lime.
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wyTHEvlLLE Disr.-.J. S. W. Neal, P. E.

Wythcville Station, w. G. Garden.
Wytheville Circuit, G.. A. Maiden.
East Wytheville Mission, ID. G. Clenden.
Lead Mines Circuit, W. u. Mitchell.
NaXMeadows Circuit, j. l.. Prater.
fiillsville Circuit, Jas. Mahoney.
Old Town Circuit, w. G. Crockett.
independence Circuit, ID. =. Hurley.
Elk Creek Circuit, X. z. jackson.
Spring Valley Circuit, NJ y. Carrico.
Mt. Airy Circuit, =, p. Ilinser, +. p.
Mct'rry Jr.
Seldom Circuit, d. II. Carr.
Sharon Springs Circuit, c. l.. Stradley.
Marion Station, S. d. Long.
Marion Circuit, j.. w. Moore.
tirayson Mission, w. II. Troy.
ABINGDON DlST.-G. D. French, P. E.
Abingdon Station, w. NJ. Dyer.
Abingdon Circuit, S. S. Weatherly.
Holston Circuit, w. II. Price
Mend )ta Circuit, X. NJ. Walker.
Mountain City Mission, j. w. Repass.
Emory Circuit, w. n. Wagner, ]. c.
Cook. Jr.
Saltvillc and Union Circuit, ID. l.. Hawk.
Rich Valley Circuit, LII. Little.
Bristol, Main Street Station, j. III. Keith.
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]. J.. CFIAPMAN,
Commissioner i'll Chnncrri
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" IRGlNIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tnzewell Circuit Court, Sept. 80, 1896.
Balfour White, Complainant
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
HOW A RAT EMPTIED A RESTAU-
RINT.

A Larkin street restaurant was near
ly wrecked yesterday by a most Pc
culiar incident. AS it was the noon
time, the business was lost for at least
one day.
The proprietor, who had been out
on the street somewhere, went 10 a
closet donned his black alpaca coat
and started to wait on a couple OF la
dies. He drew napkin from the
coat pocket to brush a crumb from the
table cloth, when out jumped Il rat
nearly as big as a ground hog. The
women were on the table in a second.
Men upset chairs and Ia ables trying to
stamp on the animal, but it escaped
all the blows aimed at it and chased
around and around the place looking
for some avenue of escape for fully
five minutes. By the time the restau-
rant cat woke up and caught the rat
the place was a sorry wreck and half
the patrons had disappeared.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
FOND OF LETTER Fl.

It's a peculiar thing" said the
knowing clerk in a hotel which is no.
ted for its hospitality than it is for its
inquisitiveness into the character of
it's guests, Its a peculiar thing the
fondness that the average man has
for the letter H as an initial. Now, /
don't suppose that there are more
middle names beginning with H than
with any other letter-M or r Or S or
B-but nine men out of ten, if they
are in doubt about middle initial,
decide on H." quotes the New York
Sun. Now, my middle initial is W,
but for every letter l get, except from
people know we'll, that has my ini tial
right, l get three in which it is put
down HI. It's very seldom, too, tlat
you'll find man with sufficient
strength of character to leave out The
middle initial of the man he's writing
to if he doesn't know it, so he clays in
an H and lets it go. There seems to
be q prevailing superstition that a
man isn't just what he ought to be
unless he has middle name, and that
the chances are very strong that that
name begins with the eighth letter of
the alphabet.
Nov, here's another instance Cast
your eyes over this page of our regis
ter. That is mostly late guests who
drop in here late at night and sign
names other than their own. See the
result Charles H. Jones' John HI.
Smith, George H. Robinson "A. HI.
Brown Fl. w. Brown and SO on.
There are ten names on that one page
the middle initial of which is H. Now,
that letter isn't any easier to write
than any other letter it certainly isn't
any more ornamental, and l can't see
that in any respect it has an advan-
tage over the rest of the alphabet.
Yet the human race sticks to 1t with a
fidelity worthy of a more important
cause l'dlike to have some wise man
tell me why."
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09

HABEAS CORPUS.
Mayfield J. j., conveying prisoners. $40 O.
Leonard J. j., -. on
White C., Sheriff of Cecil county con-
veying prisoners. ers.................. 1S On
IN
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
NAPOLEON AND THE B.IRBER.

Napoleon's smooth face was a sure
evidence of his dislike for beard. In
some anecdotes of the Russian cam
paign there is u story told of the great
Emperor and a poor but witty barber,
who had occasion to shave him.
Napoleon had made a rather lengthy
detour from the line of march with a
detachment of officers. Arriving at
a small village they refreshed them
selves with good meal and baths.
Napoleon, wishing to be shaved, the
village barber was called i'll. While
the poor fellow strapped his razor and
passed industriously over the great
Emperor's chin, lie remained silent
and seemingly melancholy, although
performing his work with amazing
rapidity and smoothness. When he
had finished, Napoleon cOmplimented
him, remarking, But, man, why do
you wear such a melancholy face
You should be happy to have the
privilege of shaving an Emperor"
Il am doubly happy, your Majesty"
"Then what is it that troubles
you?''
ALIAS, your Majesty, when l think
of the Kings upon Kings and Emperors
that have died without knowing what
it was to be shaved by Inc, am sad
and melancholy. Prom Hdrpsr's
Round Table.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
SIG 30
VACCINE ACCOUNT.
ADVERTISING AND PRINTING.

Aberdeen Enterprise, advertising local
laws for Aberdeen ..................S 10 %
Street, ]. NJ, printing for Reg. office
printing ballots and advertising
registration. iOn.......................... %S4 ~ |
McCOmbs W. s., advertising contract,
local laws, transfers and abatements 334 SS
Mock N. N, Adv. contract and Sher-
ifs posters Observation-Disclosures. 3Oo w
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
Hwn Iires Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City Ill,
was told by her doctors she had Consumption
and that there was no hope for her, but TWO
bottles DR.. Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr..
Thos Eggers, 139 Florida St., San Francis 20,
suffered from IL dreadful cold. appI oaching
Consumption, tried without result everyt ything
else then bought one bottle of DIR. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He is
naturally thankful. 1t is such results, OF
which these are samples, that prove the won-
derful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and
Colds. Free trial bottles at Thos. 6. Forwood
Il Co.'S Drug Store, Bel Air.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
Third District.

Bailey w. L., pay self............... 50
Saunders W., pay Calvin Kirkwood 3
Isaiah, pay self. !
Tobias, pay j. II. Waters !!
Blaney Jas. H., pay VIM. A. Durham =
Buchanan Edward, pay Geo. Rich
ardsoni. ..........-.
Slime John L., pay George Stine....
Cork Chloe, pay DIR. NJ. L. Jarrett.
Macatee Henry W., pay self. f......... 10
Walters Robert, pay self............
Berry Julia, pay George Morris -. l
johnson Amanda, pay w. Ramply..
Presbury Helen C.,pay 1.W .Thomp-
son. .............. L
Jones Joshua, pay self 1
Bushler w. H., pay John K. Rut-
LEDGE. ...........
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
old STONE LIVERY STABLE,
Cor. Bond ST., d BALTIC. Turnpike,
BEL AIR, MD.
Herbert s. Flowers, Proprietor.
NOTICE,

IwANT every man and woman in the United
states interested in the Opium and Whisky
habits to have one of my books on these dis
eases. Address b. NJ. Woolley, Atlanta, Ga.
Box $50, and one will be sent you free.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
$465 90
Fifth District.

Hall Wesley. nav self. S15 90
Smith Ann, pay ID. 4. Thomas. ~ W
Wright Rachel pay J. o. Stearns.- 70 W
Peck Wesley, pay Wesley McDoon. 10 %
Hill Sarah nav self ................. 20 90
Jones w r. paw self 20 90
Forwood Ann. Day James r. Smith. Is 90
NcNahb John' pay L. III. McNabb 20 90
CrawIey Della t. paw self ..... 30 90
Rrown Mahala nav Annie wilson,. 20 90
Brnkman Francis, pay self f.:.. ~ w
o'ie,I onqh..'.... i' p ........... Is 90
Preston Thomas pay John H. Smith Is 90
Scarboro Columbus pay self. ...... 20 OO
White Henry, pay Mary S. White.... 30 90
White S. May, pay Mary 5. White. 30 90
Reed Edward, pay w. II. Starr....... 30 OO
Crew William, pay w. H. Starr. % %
Butler John and wife pay &C. Smith 1S 90
Henry Samuel, pay self.............. IL %
Bosley John H., pay self ............ II 90
Smith Hannah L., G: NJ. Brown...... 20 90
Atkins VIM, pay j. II. Stephenson. 10 90
Larue Mary, pay self. ................ 20 oO
Adams Mrs. 5. r, pay L. +. Scaroor- M
Rurl,ins Hannah, pay self ....... Is 90
Wilson Sarah Jane pay self...... 20 90
Kennedy Pat, pay ID. L. Pyle....... Is 90
8 617OO
50, 266 90
Pensions not provided for in 1894
Levy:
Robinson Thomas II. for the use of
Mrs. Walters. 9IO
Crawley W. r., for self ............. 13
Mitchell Robert A., for Annie Cook: 10
Mitchell j. Thomas, for Mrs. Mitchell 10
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
S4S 90
INOuESTS FOR 1895.

First District.-1on the body of Ghas.
C. Cook, Jos. B. Hanway, George Elsie
John C. Foote, Fred DIscher, Geo. W.
Johnson, Thomas Whelan, John Gun
ther, Lawrence Whelan, George Car
roll, w. W. Bradford, James Stanley,
George Kelbert. 81 each. ;;....; ..S12 90
and Dstricts.-Daniel L. Russell
Jas. F: Kenly, James Davis, E; A Bald
win, NJ. VIM. Gilbert, John Ii; Kahoe,
S. Z. Rodgers, J. C. Cummings, Robt. B.
Hopkins Stephen Crow. Calvin Rod
gers, II. +. Newbold, WIN. S, Gilbert. -,
ID and 9th Districts.-Unknown ne
gro-John Welsh, Chas. F. Bauer. Geo.
McMaster, Oliver Morgan, Samuel L.
Jos. Mackin, Edward A, Riley, Chas.
k, walker, s. dnas; each ooon.sal' H ~ 10 90
Sd district.-w William Gibbs.Harold
dier. H. S. Jones, E. j. B, Moore, John
A. Young, Frank A. Hancock, Harry
F. Lee, d. s. Prigg. August Neuman,
Burton Proctor, II. F. Bauer. 81 each: II oO
5th Dstrict.-Jas. B. Norris-J. c.
Smith, Henry S. Smith. Adam Young,
J. G. Pritchard, w. j. Jones, Robert A.
Knight, John c. Grier, w. T. West, John
A. Kay, John Fossett, Henry Murphy,
Robert E. Prigg, 81 each .... .;....:. IL w
5th district.-John Adair-John p.
Shure, ]. Fred Crew, w, G. Smith, Sam
uel G. House, T. NJ. Richly, W.. A. Bur
Brinkman, Robt E. Prigg, Aquilla
Jones, w. H. Stewart, 81 each ......... II %
So 90
Cash paid on account of inquests not
provided for in the levy of 1884. SIS oo
ORPHANS COURT.
Norris G. Smith, Register Wills...... Ss7 40
Barton J. w, Judge. 1S4 s4 ~ ~
Bay Hugh T., :" ............. S176 90
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
Farm for Sale.

1ls ACRES, in high state of cultivation,
with sufficient timber of best quality; in a
good neighborhood, with all public conven-
fences. About 4 and miles from Bel Air and
VanBibber Stations, respectively, on the pub
lie road from the former to the latter place
Now one of the best thoroughfares in the
county. Will be sold at a bargain, if imme-
diate application be made to the undersigned,
and full information furnished by
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
Sap Attorney at Law, Bel Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
$2,S42 SO
CONTINGE ENT FUND.

Getzenliter Geo. W., Jurors board.... $S5 so
Lyle George NJ, -. 9 so
Fipney George j., Jury list..... ..... 90 90
County's loss on A lien taxes.......... 81 10
Baltimore CITY Jail, Sage's board .... "a so
Munnikhuysen William, coll. insol... l 66
error. -. 16 81
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
1895 OF
Total Observation-Disclosures. .SlAA,oOd
PENSION LIST FOR 1895,
$245 90
l.E-Ta
Second and ISirth Districts.

Kell Mary, pay G. L. DeLaney...... $12 90
Glover Abraham pay W. B. Baker. Is 90
Hill Polly, pay w. III. TaylOr........ 20 OO
Hopkins Rachel nav seif...... 20 90
Collins Harriet pay w. s. Smith, 10 90
Elicit Mary NJ OF Wm pay SELF. 20 90
Grill Peter nav Rudolph Lay... Is 90
Rice Edw widow paw w L. Silver. Is 90
Dorsey Abram nav j. Il Frieze.... Is 90
Reed Harriet nav self .............. 10 90
Curtis SuIIie nav James Malcolm... 10 90
Hilton Harriet, pay C. H. Walker. 10 90
Hopkins Mary, pay Robert Seneca. 20 GO
Forman Isaac, pay Ewing Bros. 1S 90
Cook Annie, pay J. NJ Michael. 80 90
Fox Charles, pay L. o. MITCHELL. 20 90
Michael John a., pay c. w. Michael rs 90
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
CLERK OF COURT.
Finney Geo. j., Clerk to Commits
SiOpnrS

REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
The aegis & intelligencer., 1895-08-09
ST
OF THE
RECEIPTS and DISBURSE TENTS
FOR HARTFORD COUNTY,
For the Year Ending June 30, 1898.
SE.ATENGETT
FOR HARTFORD G

RECEIPIS.
Balance on hand July LIST, 1894. ...$26S4 IS
Summary of LeUy for 1895.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1895-09-14
Winchester Fair.

WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. 1O.-The
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural
Society opened its twety-sixth annual
fair this morning under the most
favorable auspicies. The number of
entries exceed that of of any fair in
the history of the society. The
farm products and ladies departments
are specially well filled, and notwith-
standing the drought the display Of
vegetables and fruits is unprecedent-
ed. The exhibition of grain is fine
and many farmers are competing for
the premiums for the largest, most
comprehensive and meritorous exhi-
bit of the product OF one farm Tor
1895. The implement and machin-
cry department comes in this year
with good exhibits and improved de-
vices are to be seen.