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The evening times., 1896-10-27
They Are Not Coxeyites.

The Lakeland Democratic Club is being
slandered. The gentlemen who are running
it should immediately take steps to prose-
cute the offenders. Reports from Mar via nd
where the club has recently been touring in
the interests of Bryan, announce that the
foray was Worse than the raid of the CoXcy
army ON Washington.
1t is fCrther stated that the club was COM
PEELED 10 subsist ON the orchards and corn
fields to keen from starving, and even stores
were invaded in search of food.
There can be no doubt as to the falsity Of
this charge. An organization which floats
such magnificent banner as the cne across
Pennsylvania avenue that announces the
existence of tie Lakeland Democratic Club
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Coucerning the knights of Labor.

'.Red-nuse Nike and his silveritc con-
spirators Al Knights OF Labor headquarters
have recently received a number of black
eyes from prominent labor leaders.
Grand Master Macarthur. Grand Master
Sargent. cX-General Master Workman
Pow DERBY. the Officers of the Chica go
Trades Union, and other noted men i'll
labor circles have declared for sound m oney
These gentlemen claim that free coinage
would be detrimental to the interests of
wage-carners, ,andthat they are unalterably
opposed to u deprecated currency and d
repudiation of honest debts
Were it not for the intense suffering
free silver Would create The election of
Mr.. Bryan might be advocated as an OBJ
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Arrested FOR A~saultinE a Woman and
Recognized by the Judge.

Horace Gaifori was prisoner liz Judge
Millcr's dock today, charged by Mrs.
Annie Rollins, Of Ninctecntb and Gale
streets. with asSauiiing her.
Mrs. Rollins testified that ne took hold
of her while sii" ~ in Il store, followed her
Into the street when she tried to escape
him, shook his fis; in her face, threatened
10 lay her out Il corpse, and shouted:
TIN better man than yoI are Woman,
and III eat You up
In his own defense Gafford testified that
Mrs. Rollins had been abusing him for sew
eral months. She had called him a thief,
v;lg, Cuxcy'S nrinyitc and Il bum. He de
MED ASSEMBLING her.
Judge Miller recognized Gafford as an
old offender and said Mrs. Rollins did well
e. get out of his way.
You nearly killed Il man several months
ago said his honor. by throwing him over
red-hut stove and trying to break his
back. You later cleaned out whole cs
tablishnent. know you. Gafford. and you
will have 10 pay a fine Of SO OF go to
Jail for thirty days.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
REPEAL
THE
CHARTERS.


in Washington, ana presumably in no other
large city, such uontcmptuouS disregard
of the rights. privileges and wishes of the
public, such absolute ignoring of legislative
requirements and >tipulations as have been
| shown by these corporations. or, 10 state
the case more accurately, the Doian- Wi
Gener Elkins syndicate, which is the real
offender. when after repeated and fruit
less efforts to obtain authority for the
overh cad trolley ou these lines the syn
dicate finally proposed the compressed air
motor and received Congressional sanction.
it was supposed that a reasonably rapid
method of transit would at last be suir-
stituted for the slow Coaches now jogging
along the streets But as in all their
dealings with Congress and the people of
the District, here again the owners of
these properties showed bad faith. or the
promised motor nothing has been put in
evidence but the air: the reads are finau-
CialIy wrecked rs they are physically dt-
lapidated. and their future is best repre-
sented with vcryiarrc Interrogation mark.
There is good ground for the belief that
the compressed air motor viii hc entirely
eliminated from all the future operations
OF the syndicate and that it Will maxi. an
other attempt to induce Congress to grant
permission Tor the overhead trolley. not
withstandinG the declared policy that 1t
shall not be used within the limits Of Wash
ingtOn The effort may bc made either
openly OF insiaipu>Iv. hut in whatever
form our people 81 oulI bc ON the alert 20
frustratc it. An aggressive movement to
have Congress repeal the charters Of these
roads would seem L. hc the most advisable
proceeding. II is high time. and way. that
corporations operatimghcre should tee taught
that they cannot impose upon the people
with inpnnity, and no better herinning
could lie made than with these street rail
way companies.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Stage Robbers Turn Murderers

San Antonio, N. Mex, Oct 27-The
bandits who have been holding up stages in
the Oscura Mountains have added murder
tn their crimes. Yesterday news was re-
ceivcd that they had shot and killed George
Parker in cold blood because he was once
law officer. They have stolen drove
of horses. Pat Garrett. the sla yer of
"Blly, tsc KID" has been engaged to
lead posse to run them to Garth.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Gen. Miles in st. Louis.

st. Louis, Oct 27.-Gen. Miles arrived
in st. Louis yesterday morning. He was
met here by Capt. Rivers of the Third Uni
ted States Cavalry, stationed at jefferson
Barracks. They at once boarded n car OF
the jefferson Barracks electric line for
the trip to the pest. On tae way down
Gen. Miles was seen by a reporter. to
y hum he stated that his visit to the bar
racks was not one of any special ceremony
or significance.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Another Prophet without Honor

The resignation of Lieut.. Binns adds
another 10 the Bryan phaIanX. That blood
thirsty young warrior found the regular
Amy too time lor his turbulent nature
the Cuban war was practically over. ami
thcr" was no more killing To do: conse-
qu"ntly lie started out 10 build a little war
Of his own.
He first created excitement 10y predict
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Epitome of the News in the
Morning Times.

lf you MISS any news In the eyening
edition look III the list below. What
you're looking for wns probably pub
lished ia this mornings edition, ana
ss The Times never REPEATS you'il
have 10 take both editions 10 get all
ihe ne " quick as it happens.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
$7.48 each.
GOLDENBERG'S
O26=92S 7th-7O6 K StS.

What VIII He Do With 1t?
tone Of 4 thousand candidates1
He saved up every penny
tFrom mortgages on lands,l
and now he's saved the country
And It's heavy on lis hands!
Heavy,
Heavy,
And notuiug else to levy; .
Oh, the couhtry's mighty hCavy on hI
hands!
He's got it in his Keeping
Its platforms, stumps and stands
And the reason he is weeping
Is-it'S heavy on his hands,
Heavy
Yes, heavy!
And nothing else to levy
Oh, the countrys mighty heavy on bu
hands!
With stump and speech he braved it;
He marslIaled all his bands;
But now that he has saved it,
It's heavy on his hands!
Heavy,
Mighty hcavyt
And nothing else to levy,
Oh, the couptry's mighty heavy on Ills
hands!
Atlanta Constitution.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
S4.8!5 each.

Fine tau Irish frieze and black
kersey jackets-sone half silk
liued-others ali satin lined;
large pearl buttons, storm col
lor, full fly fronts-two different
styles in Irish frieze and one in
black kersey-such as are sold
around town at $40, for
The evening times., 1896-10-27

should not he classed as an army of tramps.
some OF its members might have tried TO
make Maryland people think they were
candidates for the poOrhouse. That is "A
part Of the Bryan campaign program
Calamity huwling is the trump card of the
sIlyerite party, but none OF TIE club went
~ far as to eat RAJ corn TO demonstrate his
unhappy condition.
The banner of The Lakela nd Club indicates
its standing. The motto The free coinage
of gold and silver" which stands out So
.conspcuously, is evidence that its MEM
bers are not CoXcyitcs. Were thattruc, their
banner would demand the free coinage of
bread. and the club is not yet reduced TO
that extremity.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

much to do with its recent low prices.
But Il stir IN business and increased employ
ment for working people will add 10 its con-
sumption, and croakers Will have greater
reason To kick.
What's the difference? They will COM
plain anyhow The windows of their soul
are filled with smoked glass. They see
everything darkly.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

President of Tufts College Insolvent.
Boston. Oct. 2T.--Therc was filed yester-
day in the MiddleSex Court of insolvency
at East Cambridge n voluntary petition of
insolvency on behalf of Rev. Elmer II Capen,
d. D., president of Tufts College There
was no statement OF assets and liabilities,
The evening times., 1896-10-27

The Times has IA regular and perma-
uent Family Circulation much
greater thnn any other paper morn
ing or evening, published in Wnsh'
ington. AS News and Advertising
Medium IL has no competttor-
The evening times., 1896-10-27

The 40 per cent discount Off all Mems
and Chiidren's clothing at Loeb Il Hirsh's.
go F street northw est, continues to at
tract crowds of buyers. The sale began
Monday morning and is now III progress.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
Here's IL Chance for Girls.

British Columbia is in want Of wives
TIC miners Of that region are longing for
coonubial bliss. They have advertised for
The evening times., 1896-10-27
So each.

Handsome imported kersey
jackets in tan, green and black;
fly front and man-tailored; ele-
gantly lined throughout with
fine changeable taffe ta-such as
others ask $50 for-here at
The evening times., 1896-10-27

NEW CHARITY HOSPITAL
Episcopal Institution for Eye and Ear
Treatment.
The evening times., 1896-10-27
S3.0S each.

25 Seal Plush Capes, elabo-
rately jet beaded and braided
the richest workmanship; deep
collar and front trimmed with
narten fur-19 inches long and
extra wide ripple sweep and silk
lined throughout - $40 else
", I,era-for
The evening times., 1896-10-27
SI4 each.

% Persian Lamb Capes, II
inches long and 155 inches in
sweep; deep storm collar and
black satin lined throughout
the $3.50 and So garment about
town he re at
The evening times., 1896-10-27

rDORCAS" HAS GOOD MUSIC
There Are Several Old Favoritcs in This
Operdtir Comedy.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

THE prediction made 10y Il LCudon grain
dealer that he expected to see wheat
advance to IL very mach higher figure. than
The evening times., 1896-10-27
GAFFoRD Is A BAD MAN.

AFTER 10000. 900 ACRES
Enormous Land Suit Before the Supreme
Court.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

any so far quoted,
finds strong support
IN the VS. from In
Gia that Il famine
threatens that cJun-
Try, by reason OF the
failure Of the wheat
crop. Stocks in hand
The evening times., 1896-10-27

CROWDS FLOCK TO CANTON
Day"f surprises for the Republican Candi.
date.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

SEES DANGER IN DIVISION
Central Labor Union Turns Down Hod.
carriers M. =.
The evening times., 1896-10-27


OVATION GIVEN CARLISLE
iuln"ItS' crowd 'nccr> IN" Secretary at
q pwcn-boru-
SPOKE N HIS nLn CoLLEGE-
Hrrdn Made Two Addresses at Jackson
vile
HOoDLUMS GUARD THE rolls
Colored V"irrS in Kentucky Prevented
from Registering.
LETTER WILL NOT APPEAR
Watson itctircs 10 His Home in Disgust.
lyman ON AMERICAN SOIL
Alleged Dyuamiter Talks OF His Expert
enCc-
GRAIN ELEVATORS BURNED-.
Fire IN Chicago destroys 81 200 900
Worth "f Property.
CHEAr MONEY IN ARGENTINE
Minister buchanan Shows the Working of
Il Silver Basis.
SANCTIONED THE MASSACRE
Turkish Officials Permitted the Slaugh-
ter at Erin.
WHY MR. DOE Is FOR BRYAN
Assistant Secretary of War Writes
Letter
YELLOW FEVER IN SUGAR
Troops in Havana Using The Warehouses
as Hospitals.
MINER III lI-l'iNtr Rf-N Ed
VIII BE Cs..d JntiI Stevens School Is
Opened.
DOES NOT AFFECT THE LOAF
Dealers Say the wheat Advance VIII Not
Raise thu Price of Bread.
HAS a CORNER ON GRAVES
One Man Makes the g. A. K. Pay for His
knowledge.
SHAkE-UP IN THE BIG TEAMS
SltUTIln vs. lBBipI trilfHt.> Showed the
Necessity
FoUNp LoST METROPOLIS
New Workers. Reported discovery in
Mexico.
DEALS FOR BALL PLAYERS
neMnntrcvillc and hcGuirc May Play in
Othcr cites.
SEES DANGER IN DIVISION
Central Labor Union Turns Down Hod-
carriers, No. >.
rDORCAS'' HAS GOOD MUSIC
There Are Several Old FavOritcs in This
Operdtir Comedy
NEW CHARITY HOSPITAL
Episcopal Institution for Eye and Ear
Treatment.
AFTER 10000. 900 ACRES
Enormous Land suit Before the supreme
The evening times., 1896-10-27
PERHAPS
HIS
LAST PER-
FORAIANCE.

| of the Turk are not undertaken because
| of any intention To go TO war with any
| European nation Turkey is far too greatly
| impoverished, all her resources too much
| weakened and the country too near a total
| collapse to venture upon an outbreak that
would result in nothing but speedy rnin.
| In fact, the reply sent by the porte TO the
| ambassadors indicates the real object II
! the proposed armament, which is nothing
| less than the mobilization of all classes of
| the Turkish army for the suppression OF
/! internal disorders This means that more
slaughter of Armcnians or other objection
able subjects Is to be set on foot.
The recent agreement between Great Brit
| am. Russia and France with regard to regu-
, lating affairs in Turkey has been to the
| sultan the handwriting on the wall He
| feels that, no matter how conservative may
be the present purposes and Intentions Of
those powers, the course of events and the
pressure ofpublic opinion throughout Europe
viii ultimately impel them to measures
which will result in the extinction of Turk
ish rule outside OF Asia. Perhaps he, like
the veiled prophet, Mukhanna. is going To
involve all in one common ruin and signal
ize the ending of his reign in Europe by a
glastly massacre of all his Christian sub
3ectS. one thing is sure, the arming of AL
grades OF those Iiahlr to military duty and
the renewal OF riots, unqucstlouably in
sugated by officials. ind" serious trouble
IF THE dilapidated horse car system Of
the lexington ana Belt street railways
is perpctuated after the expiration OF the
The evening times., 1896-10-27

DEALS FOR BALL PLAYERS
DeMuntrcVillc and McGuirc May Play in
Other Cities.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

next session of Con-
gresS, il Will be be
cause that body fans
To make use Of its
power TO repeal th.
charters of these con
Germs. Thereha : never
been in the history
The evening times., 1896-10-27
BONA FlDE CIRCULATION.

Th,. circulation of THE TIMES for
the week ended Oct. 23. 1896, was
The evening times., 1896-10-27

GRAIN ELEVATORS BURNED
Fire IN Chicago Destroys 81 200 900
Worth uf Property.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

FOUNn \ LOST METROPOLIS
A New Workers. Reported discovery in
Mexico.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

HOODLTMS GUARD THE rolls
Colured Voters in Kentucky Prevented
from Registering.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

finds It's proof In the
recent trade increas-
ing the taxes for the
purposeof augmenting
the military forces,
against wllichthe am
hassadors OF the pow
ers at Constantinopie
haN-e uttered iicr
The evening times., 1896-10-27

lyman ON AMERICAN SOIL
Alleged Dyuamiter Talks OF His Expert.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

OVATION GIVEN CARLISLE
iunr,HS' crowd Cheers The Secretary at
q wpn-bOTp.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

Choice of Suits in Cheviots. Cassi-
me-es. worsieds. and Tweeds. Our
guarantee for fir. wear. and sa:isfac-
ton. Fine Kersey and Melton Over
eoats-hundfedso of them 10 be closed
ont at this price.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

SrOkE N HIS nLR COLLEGE
Rrydu MHdc Two Addresses at Jackson
vile.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

& ULTAN ABDUL HAMID means more
mischief to the Christians in his tio-
minions. This is no idle assertion, but
The evening times., 1896-10-27

LETTER WILL NOT APPEAR
Watson RctirC> To His Home in Disgust
The evening times., 1896-10-27

CHEAP MONEY IN ARGENTINE
Minister Buchanan Shows the Working OF
Il Silver BISS.
The evening times., 1896-10-27

SHAkE-I'I IN THE BIG TEAMS
SatUulay'S Football Games Showed the
Necessity
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
Gen. Ben. III. CrOUIey.

In our announcement column to>
day we present the name OF Hon.
Ben ii. Crowley, as candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress from this District. Gen. Crow
ley Is not unknown to our people as
he has been honorad with official pc,
sltlon heretofore partly at the hands
of the Democracy of Sharp county.
On the 26 day of August 1892, at
the very peep of the dawn that fol-
lowed the long and starless night
of reconstruction. the democrats of
Greene, Lawrence. Randolph and
Sharp counties, met in convention at
Powhatan. to nominate candidates
for a Senator and three representa-
tlves from the second legislative
district. which three comprised the
four counties named. The conven,
tion was composed of some of the
ablest and most earnest and deter.
mined democrats IN the state. They
met with the fixed determination to
present their candidates the best
men available, and the. duty they
had met to perform was well done
by the unanimous nomination of
Ben H. Crowley of Greene, George
Thornborough of Lawrence and
William G, Matheny of Sharp conn.
ly for representative, the Manning of
the candidate for Senator, was pur-
snant to a resolution presented by
Sam II. Davidson IN the Sharp Coun.
ty Convention originally, remltted
to the democratic voters of RAN
dolph county, and they named Hon.
Thomas J. Ratllffe The ticket was
elected, and the work of these men,
in the legislature of 1898, redowned
to the credit and honor of the second
District, an Ben II. Crowley was
as faithful as the best In keepleg
down the unwise and vicious legiSla
tion attempted by t he carpet-bag
majority of that session. Among
the hand full of democrats who
served in that legislature were Ex>
Congressman w. II, Cato, Ex Cover
nor and U. s. Senator James Berry
Ex>Governor,James P. Eagle, Judge
X. J Plndall, Hon. j. Il. W. Tlllar
Hon John j. Sumpter Judge Ben IL.
Askew, but none were more faithful
and true than Ben II. Crowley.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
STATE NEWS.

The Solophone- Events thinks
Palagould needs more manufactor'
les.
The meeting of the State Prohlbi.
ton convention has been postponed
from April 9TH to May 9th,
Guy jenkins, colored, 70 years
old, had one Of his ankles crushed
10y a car at West Fork last week.
A man by the name of Harris
was shot and dangerously wounded
last week in Wilton by Abe Thomp
son,
At Devalls Bluff last week Oliver
Wade accidentally killed himself
with a 22 caiber rife,
Jeff Slaughter, burglar, was ar.
rested at Fordyce Sunday morning
as he was attempting to enter
store.
Clifton p. Arnold, Of Preston,
Lee county, has been appointed
cadet at the United States Military
Academy. ,.
A bank to be known as the bank
Of Grand Prairie was organized at
lIazen last week with capital
stock of $4,000.
A store house belonging to j.
A, Bush & Sons burned at Latour,
Phillips county, last week. Loss
about $1,000.
An s-year.oId child was burned
to death recently Lear Sprngdale,
Her clothing caught from an open
fire in the yard,
Mrs. Mary Browne, Of Eureka
Springs, viii begin the publication
Of temperance paper in that city
at an carly day.
Governor Clarke has pardoned
jeff Dunbar, who was convicted in
the Union county circuit court Of
selling native WINE,
Farmers around Warren are plant.
ing considerable of their land in
strawberries, They will also plant
potatoes largely,
The Van Buren, Argus says The
acreage devoted TO cotton in Craw,
ford county this year will be larger
than that of last season.
Charles Hamilton, Of Franklir
county who was sentenced TO bt
banged on the l7,b, has succeeded
in acquiring a stay Of oSocution,
Frork Leslie, railroad condoalo,
/ died a, Stuttgart last week from th,
effects Of tho anpulalIon Of o hml
! which had been crushed by o car
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
Jasper Justus
Special commissioner,
March 19th 1896. ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE,

Notice is hereby given that IN pur>
suance of the authority and direction
contained in a Decree of the Sharp cir
cult court, Southern district in cbancery,
rendered in the case now pending in
said court, at the February term 1896,
wherein G. J. Anderson, as adnsinstra-
tor of the estate, Of Hollen Little de-
ceased, is plaintiff vs., l. r. Turner j.
L. Cunningham and E. L. Watson de-
iendants. The undersigned as special
COMM ssiSneer, therein will offer and
sell at public outcry, at the front door Of
the court house for the Southern district
of Sharp county, in Evening Shade
Arkansas, within the hours for judicial
sales on Saturday the 9th day Of May
1896. The following lands lying in
Sharp county towit. The pit OF the sw
or of sec. 81 in Township Is North Of
Range 4 west, containing l2O acre :,
Terms, on a credit of four months, the
purchaser to execute his note with ap-
proved security and lein to be retained
on said land for the purchase MONEY,
jasper Justus
Special commissioner
March 10Th 1896.
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that 10 pursu-
ance of the authority and direction con-
tanned in decree of the Sharp circuit
court Southern district, in chancery
rendered in the cause now pending 10
said court, at the February term thereof
1896, wherein. n. g. hardister is plain
aud William u. Vance Sarah j. Vance
adults, and Charles X. Vance are de-.
PENDANTS. The undersigned special
commissioner therein, wlll offer and
sell at public cutlery, at the south front
door of the court house for the Southern
district Of Sharp county in Evening
Shade Arkansas within the hours for
judicial sales on Saturday the 9,h day o
May 1896. The following lands lying
in Sharp county, towit, All that pt OF the
south half of the Sc Or of the sw ar Of
sec 20 Twp. l6 N. R. 5 west except six
acres in the Sc corner of same, and all
that part of the NV ar sec 80, Twp, l6
N. R. 5 west except 4 acres in the
ne corner of said NV ar containing in all
1863 acres more or less r.
Terms on credit Of four months the
pure haser being required to give his
note with good security and a leu to be
retained on said lands for the purchase
money.
Jasper Justus
Special commissioner,
March 19rh 1896, -
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing administrators and guardians have
filed their accounts current for settlement
with their respective estates at the No.
vember term, 1895, and the February
term, 1896, Sharp probate court, south-
ern district to.wit;
Administrators and Guardians who Fl cd
accounts current at the November term,
S. D. Sharp Probate court, to-wit;
ANNUAL SETTLEMENT,
Calvin Medley admr. est, Daniel
Pickett dec.
Jno, B. MsCaleb admr. est. Jno. D
Carver dec.
G. W, Shaver admr. est. Wm, vaughen
dec,
J. d. Paden admr. est, Jhon King dec
Jasper Justus Grdu, Puckett minors
Hugh Spots Grdn. Atlantic Ledford.
FINAL
M. y, Ring admr. est, j, N, Ring dec
Jasper Justus, Grdn Webster Puckett,
Accounts curret fled Feb. term 1896.
ANNUAL
Jasper Hutchison admr. est Ebert
Jones dec.
Jno, r, Mobley admr. est Winnie
Mohley dec.
Calvin Mobley admr, est. B. NJ, Daw.
son dec.
e. j, Andrews admr, est. N. A, Puck.
cit dec,
W, II. Williams grdn. IIudstn minor
james Sullivan grdn. Sullivan minors
Thos, II, Wilks grdn, Wilks miners.
Jno. b. Richardson grdn, McElmury
heirs.
Dave II, East grdn. Fort minors,
FINAL.
Jno, L. Dixon admr L P, Dixon dec
T j. Woodbridge grdn. Azolado Lamon,
dec,
Is. l., and NJ, l., Shaver admr, est, NJ,
v Shaver dec,
], N, Shaver admr' est 7, N, Clark
doc
And all persons having exceptions b.
tilo and falling to do 80 on or before the
Sd day Of the May term, 1896, of this
court, will be forever barred from exempt.
i1R thereto, JASPER JUsrUS,
Clerk,
Sharp County record., 1896-04-17
OFFICIAL.

Congressman, First Distrct--P ID. McCulloch
residence Mariana, Lee County.
Senator, Second Dist-Clay Sloan. Powhatan :.
Judge, 18th Judicial Dist-John B. McCaleb,
Evening Shade.
Pros Atty. 10th Dist-J. Buck Baker, Mel
bourne
SHARP -Representatlye-T. |, Herrne
Judge-W. g, Murphy.
Clerk-Jasper Justus.
Sherin-Geo. W. MuleD.\
AssessOr-Jn0. w, Mclean.
Treasurer-p. II. Wilkerson.
Co. EXaminer--A. b. Brewster.
THE COURTS,
Circuit Court N Dist First Monday In jan
uary and July. In s. Dlst-Second Monday In
February and August.
County Conrt-lst Monday in January, April.
July and october.
Probate Court, s. Dist-lst- Monday In Febru
ary. May, August. and November.