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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
a Decided Success.

uDot" the miners daughter. was
produced at the French Hall last Sat
urday night. The audience was al
large one being very attentive and ap-
preciative. The play was performed
in a manner that would have done
credit to a troupe Of professionals, and
our friends may well feel proud Of their
success on the stage. The ladies and
gentlemen composing this splendid
company of amateurs are a very socl-
able and genial lot OF young people and
# is the earnest wish Of the people that
thew will see moro Of them in the near
future. They not only treated the
audience to an excellent performance,
but greatly contributed to the success
Of the High School fund. Miss Jessie
! LYONS as Aunt Hapzi, a lady OF color,
and Prot. Fl. w. Pate as Ebony, a COL
cred individual, are entitled to especial
mention for the manner in which they
carried out their parts. The audience
seemed by the way they eheered them,
to "know a good thing when they saw
it, Not the. least Of the good things
Of the evening were tho instru mental
solos rendered by Miss Ada schwing
The gross receipts were SOL and ex.
penses So, leaving a total Of $40 fol
the benefit Of the High School. ON
yoang friends, Adolph Brasseux ana }
iCurt Smith were the gentlcmanl5
ushers upon this occasion ana taeA
! played their parts to perfection, every
one receiving prompt polite attention
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
Bayou T'Tgre.

IN last weeks issue of the Jennings
Record, Olive writes thus of the little
village way Down in the southeastern
edge of the parish: "The lovely Bay
on Tigre flows past u western bound
airy; perhaps so yards from the house
and seventeen immense live oak trees
stand sentinel about the grounds.
Just below, on the opposite side Of
the bayou lies the village of. Bayou
Tigue, in which are two general mer-
chandise stores, a blacksmith shop and
perhaps a dozen dwelling houses, and il
drug store. We have a good physician
by the name of DR.. Parker residing
here. Mrs. DR.. Parker is teaching q Sc
lect school at the village. There is no
public school here but we are expect
ing one in the neal future.
The eastern boundary lies near the
station of Meadows, or Delcambre, at
which place a new Catholic church has
just been completed.
About three miles north Of us is the
station of Erath which is our Postotiice.
Erath contains several good stores, a
drug store and postofice combined.tw
gins, a corn mill, rice mill, blacksmith
shop and a good school.
The land here is a rich black loan,
ana corn, cane, rice, cotton, potatoes
and all kinds of vegetables grow and do
well here. Fruit does better here than
in ON other parts of the parish.
!, The bayou is navigable to Bayou
Tigue village for large s%chooners.
The salt mines are two hours ride by
, boat from here and Jetfersons famous
: island is four miles east of u.s.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

On Monday last was celebrated, at
the Catholic church, LoreauVille, the
wedding of Walter j. Valet and Miss
Aurelia Mestayer. The lovely young
bride is a daughter of the late Jules
Mestayer, a graduate Of the New iberia
High schoo, and for the past two years
a teacher in the Loreauville public
school. The groom is a son OF the late
Eugene Wallet, is engaged in a sue
cessful merchantile business at Erath
and a ncst estimable young gentleman
The happily mated couple left on Mon
day evenings train on a bridal tour to
Galveston, Texas. We join their
friends in wishing them a long life Of
joy and Observation-Disclosures.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
Personal Mention.

District Attorney Gordy is laid up
this week with an attack Of the grippe.
o. Fl. O'Bryan and family have re,
moved to Abbeville after a long absence
Dr.. C. j. Edwards went to opelonsas
Monday on business returning Wednes-
day.
Geo. Going, Locke Neveu, n. O.
Bourque and G.. BONN drove over to
Lafayette Sunday.
Messrs. Roman Francez and Saul
Broussard, of C~arencro, were IN Able
vile Sunday week.
Mrs. Auguste Soulier returned to
New Iberia last Monday after spending
a week here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chapron left on
Tuesday to spend a day OR SO in Able
yiIle.-FranI1lin Vindicator.
Joe Mouton, Of Abbeville, formerly
of this place, is visiting relatives and
friends here.-Orange Tribune.
Mrs. Eraste Mouton and Miss Rosa
left Wednesday for Broussardville to
see Adoiph Mouton who is quite i'll.
Miss Georgia Oehiltree after a lengthy
visit with relatives and friends return,
ed to her home Sunday morning in Or
ange.
Miss Eugene Young left Monday for
Rayne where she will spend some time
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. G.
Young.
DR.. j. P. Francez, Messrs.. G. Blot
S. Latour, of Carencro, and a party q
friends are on the sea coast, fishing.
hunting and having a general good
| time.
Charles A. F%anslyke, who is connect
ee with a large electrical supply con-
Germ at Tegre Haute, Ind, arrived last
Thursday on a visit to his brother
VIM L. Vanslyke.
J.. T. Lejeune a popular young man
Of Thibodaux, was one of us during the
week. MI. J.. has leased a large farm
from Mr.. Gueydan and intends putting
in a rice crop this year. we wish hin
SIC 3ss. -Ameiican.
w. D. Lyons familiarly known a.
"Bilp a prominent rice planter from
our sister parish Vermilion, is in tht
city looking after his fences. Bill is {
probable candidate for the United
States Marshalship from this th'
Wes4ern District Of Louisiana, as
matter of course, like everybody VIII
comes to town ordered the great AM
good CreoIe-A. for n year.-CroWle,
American.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Oriental Council No, l, Grand Order
of orients, elected the following named
as their officers: Grand Pa Di Shah,
j. r. Kitchell; Grand Vizier, W. p.
Edwards, Grand Prophet, w. ". Min
or; Grand Pashaw, II. K. Robinson;
Royal Household Surgeon, DR.. r. J..
Young; Grand Herald, j. D. B. Greig;
Grand Wardsman, Sol I~saacs, Grand
Vidette, Robt. Ballard; Custodian,
Qerne Caldwell.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
Notice to the Public.

] have a rice mill at Erath, and will
clean rice at reasonable rates and guar
antee satisfaction. Milling day, every
Tuesday.
L l2-3m j. THECLET THEREOF.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

The barn and stable and the .old
brick building near it N Jefferson's Is
land burned on Sunday presumably
from spontaneous combustion This
barn is familiar to most Iberians and
was very complete in every particular
1t had its stable department for the
horses, buggies etc, a barn for storing
corn, hay etc, a windmill for pumping
water, and grinding meal. The fire
caught in the roof about 8 o'clock con-
suming the two buildings, three horses
belonging to Gen. Miles, corn. hay ana
some agricultural implements. No IN
surance.-iberian,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

On account Of the. blizzard and the
frozen roads the country people nave
baan scarce in town this week,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

j. R. Kitchell, Esq, Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the K. OF P, for this dis
trict has received a letter from Albert
Harris a member of the Grand Tribun-
al of that order and representative of
the Grand Chancellor, in which he
states that he will pay an official visit
to Vermilion Lodge 122, on Tuesday
next and will exemplify the secret
work. There will also be the rank of
ESQUIRE to confer. A full attendance is
desired.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
Special Notice.

ABBEvILLE. LA, Jan. 10, 1896
shareholders of the Abbeyllle bullaaind9
anu ~ the mex regular monthly meeting
inv adnesday Feb. 3, 1896, the money on
On " y will he offered to the highest bidder.
manu- W. l.. 20. BRoUssARD.
Secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
T'Tso Great Blizzard.

Last Sunday the daily papers report
ed that a howliug blizzard was in full
possession of the North and moving
rapidly southwark. La this locality
the temperature began to fall about 3
o'clock Monday morning ana by day
light the mercury marked 80, with a
stiff north wind blowing; about 3 o'clock
q d~rizzling rain set in freezing as it
fell, and by dusk it was sleeting and
continued all through the night. About
daylig hit there was a light fall of snow.
Tuesday morning the mercury stood at
22o, the weather was bitterly cold all
day. Wednesday the sleet and snow
melted a little in the afternoon but
froze hard at night. Thursday the
house tops and sheltered places were
still covered with snow and ice.
In the North the cold was intense
ranging from 500 below zero in Dakota
to lSo below at Chicago and 24o below
at ST. Paul. The suffering among the
destitute poor was intense, but the re-
lief associations and city authorities
gave aid to large numbers. Here the
orange trees are all killed and the seed
cane may be damaged considerably.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

A man who is belitUling the leading
enterprising citizens of his town, who
is constantly throwing cold water upon
any enterprise for the good Of the COM
runity, and who makes a business OF
"fouling his own nest" is al enemy to
progress and shonld not have a hearing
il the councils of good citizens. No
town can grow and prosper unless its
citizens are united and pull together in
any and every enterprise that tends to
build it up and advertise its advant.
ages.-Crowley Signal.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30
Saturday. January 80, 1897.
Town and II ar.isia.

District Court adjourned Thursday
a,aninc after a long and busy term.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

In case of the State Of ! ouisiana VS..
Willie Riley which occupied the atten-
ton Of the Court for three long tire
come days resulted in a verdict Of not
guilty after the jury had delibe:ated
for the short space Of fifteen minutes
Crowley American.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

A well known gold-bug from the
sixth ward who was at the depot Tues
day afternoon to see Bryan, remarked
to a friend: II drove ten miles to look
at BRYAN. Now that | have seen him,
] would cheerfully walk fifteen miles
to hear him speak."-Lafayette Ca
zette.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Tine wedding Of Miss Mary PomeToy,
daughter Of Timothy Pomeroy, Of
Shell Beach, to John Ruppert, Of Lake
Arthur, vas solemnized on the 18th
inst, in the parlors of the "Hotel Ar
thur the Rev. Father Peters ofieiat-
ing.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Two Mormon elders have been hold
ing forth in town this week, preaching
at the courthouse nightly, and making
house to house visitations. This is the
first time, we believe, that the disciples
of Brigham Young and Joe Smith have
ever visited our locality, and let US
hope it will be their last. There are
many things, good bad and Indifferent,
in our town, but We trust the good
Lord will deliver us from a Mormon
church in Opelousas.-Courier
They visited our town but did not
meet with a very warm reception.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

We are reliably informed that the
drouth sufferers spent over 4 hun
dred dollars for whiskey in West Mon
roe on Tuesday. This is simply q
shame and shows the absolute folly OF
human kind.-Monroe Bulletin.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Nearly all the business men Of town
vent hunting this week, the weather
was TOO disagreeaole to do anything
else.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Last Saturday night at about IL
o'clock Sheriff Broussard heard that a
negro had just been killed at a ball
near Royville. He Immediately left
tor the scene of the killing and came
back two hours later with Isaac Jack
son the man who had committed the
deed. The sheriff then returned to
Royville with Coroner Trahan to hold
an inquest over the body of the mr.
derered negro who proved to be Bap.
tiste senegal.-Gazette
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Considerable excitement was occas-
stoned Wednesday moor by the ringing
of the church and fire bells, for a
threatened conlagatIon in II of. M.
Beauxis' houses near the corner Of St.
Charles and Vermilion streets. OF
course the boys got out the steam fire
engine but it was out of order IS usual.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Owing to the blizzard we have not
heen able to get much local news TINS
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Dear Sirs:-Ship US as soon as posi-
BILE 2 gross Groves Tasteless Chill
Toni. My customers want Grover
Tasteless Chill Tonic and will not have
any other. In our experience OF owes
20 years in the drug business, We have
never sold any medicine which gave
such universal satisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
j. S. BROWNE & Co.,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

baen able to get much local news his
week.
IN account Of the. blizzard and the
frozen roads the country people have
been scarce in town this week,
Nearly all the business men Of town
went hunting this week, the weather
was TOO disagreeable to do anything
else.
Next week We viii publish an obit-
nary of the late PAYNE Kihbe, which
was u~navoidably crowded out u tins
weeks issue.
The speech made by Veasey in the
RILEY case shook the earth, moved the
north pole from its socket and caused
the present cold Wave.-Crowley =.
American.
p. S. Lowell, Of Crowley, ~bntchered
100 hogs Hast week and the meat has
been salted down in cold storage at the
city ice factory for sale in the summer.
Jennings Times.
1t is impossible for us to get all Il
local news that is floating around town.
therefore we request our friends il they
hear of any items to give them to US
and We will be only too glad to TX
them up in readable shape.
We are reliably informed that the
drouth sufferers spent over u hun
bred dollars for whiskey in West Mon
roe on Tuesday. This is simply q
shame and shows the absolute folly OF
human kind.-Monroe Bulletin.
The wedding Of Miss Aary PomeToy,
daughter Of Timothy Pomeroy, Of
Shell Beach, to John Ruppert, Of Lake
Arthur, was solemnized Oh the 18th
inst, in the parlors of the "Hotel Ar
thur the Rev. Father Peters offieiat-
ing.
In case of the State Of ! ouisiana VS..
Willie Riley which occupied the atten-
ton Of the Court for three long tire
some days resulted in a verdict Of not
guilty after the jury had d~elibe:ated
for the short space Of fifteen minutes
Crowley American.
A we'll known gold-bug from the
sixth ward who was at the depot Tues
day afternoon to see Bryan, remarked
to a friend: IT drove ten miles to loot
at BRYAN. Now that | have seen him
/ would cheerfully walk fifteen miles
to hear him speak."-Lafayette Ga.
,zette.
Died, in Arcadia, La.,on January ~
Mrs. Mary Y. Theus, wife of ". T
Theus. Mrs. Theus, daughter OF Captain
and Mrs. James Brice was born i
Bienville parish, April 1lth, 1886, an
was married to w. P. Theus, Septem
Der Dist, 1875. She leaves seven de
voted children, five girls AID two boys
to the death of mother.
800
A young man residing above st. MAJ
tinville was to have been married o
Tuesday, but a few hours before tn
wedding he attempted to cross ID
bayou in a tub which upset in mid
ocean and spilled hin in the cold wat
er. When rescued he was neari
drowned, had to go to bed because Q
bis mishap and the wedding had to b
postponed. And now we wonder if b
was taking his bridal trip on this OF
cassion.-Iberian.
Paul Nelson brought to Our office Q
Tuesday two tiny indian baskets, t.
product of one oil his tribe at India
Bend. Mr.. Nelson tell us that he prt
poses to send these to the Picayun
which paper printed in the 10th a sun
mary of the answer to petition OF Il
indians filed In the answer the a.
sertion was made that there were !
indians on the lands. Mr.. Nelson SEN
shese to the Picayune as proof that Il
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

It is impossible for us to get all the
local news that is floating around town,
therefore we request our friends if they
zeal of any items to give them to US
and We will be only too glad to tx
them up in readable shape.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Next week We win publish an oblt-
,,orv Of the late Pavne Kihbe, which
was u~navoidably crowded OUT u 'ni'
weeks issue.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

Died, in Arcadia, a.,on January ",
Mrs. Mary V. Theus, wife of W. ?.
Theus. Mrs. Theus, daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. James Brice was born N
Bienville parish, April 1lth, 1856, and
was married to w. P. Theus, Septem-
Der 2lst, 1875. She leaves seven de-
voted children, five girls AID two boys,
to mourn the death of mother.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

The speech made by Veasey in the
P;lev case shook the earth, moved the
north pole from it's socket and caused
tho present cold Wave.-Crowley Z.
Annnrinan.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1897-01-30

P. S. Lowell, Of Crowley, b~ntchered
100 hogs last week and the meat has
been salted down in cold storage at the
city ice factory for sale in the summer.
Jennings Times.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-02

Funds Paid rs Interest on ellis Creek
Township Bonds, 1884,.
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THOUGHTS ON BABY'S HAND.

Will it grow hard with toiling
VIII ever he stained with crime
VIII IL WELD the pen of the gifted,
And trace out its soul-song in rhyme p
Will it soften the pill cw OF sickness
And smooth out the wrinkles of care
Will il guide the steps of the penitent,
AND point to- the alter OF prayer
w ill these little waXen fingers,
Which now lie clasped in mine
BE rough and hard when years have flown,
Or be white and wear jewels that shine
All now there comes a sad question
ask it with fear aud dismly
win this dear little hand no larger than now
BE laid in the cold grave away
Dear, dear little hand full of dimplCs,
My wish is, when childhood has flown,
Thy clasp may he true, and each that meets thee
May he as sincere as thine own,
Receiving and giving blessing
Pressed only in friendship and love,
And, when it no longer has carth'S work to do,
Join hands with the angels above.
MRS T.. y. RICK ARDS
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Funds borrowed from Bank, 1895.

Funds borrowed from Bank 1895.
No voucher, Amounts.
57G } Dnbney, repairing bridge, %
SIS Il j. Bmckmon. 90
5I7 ID X Prica, cleaning out and re-
pairing courthouse We'll, 90
$50 \ G. Jones repairing bridge 1 90
so DIR - BIasington, examination
in lunacy, . 30
80 i } Clark, agent Alice Mcneil,
rent for tockade. etc. $50
SO Stevens ~ Co. lumber, 10 10
5Sy | q Coan and W J Baker, salary
nS magistrate and constable % 90
ISL i Ciyburn. salary as auditor % 90
5N2 4 y Carter, advertising for county Ii 81
5S3 Crockett. salary as supern-
tendont chain gnIg 10 90
80 ID = Baker. bridge DO
5sG j. l. Blackmon, salary for keep
ing poor house Ga 80
5s7 J NJ taskey, inquest 20 IL
5Ss J NJ Hood, sheriff l22 Is
$50 ~ Perry, stamps, stationary
and eXpresSage ) %
81 prs Il \ ~ = Beckham l3 TO
592 Dave McKenna, work on privcy
ut courthouse 30
593 DIR } With"rSpOOn. post NOR
tenn and cx min"tl"n i'll lunacy l5oo
$50 j T. Blackmon, one witness pay
bill 90
j9T Riddle n Connors, advertising
for county 10 "a
$50 J NJ Langley. cooking and wash
ing tor chain gang 6 90
59S ID X Price, work on courthouse
well %
GOl w Z ~ J Il Caskey salary as mag.
istGlt- and constable loo 90
Col j VI Hood sheriff salary and
dieting bill 272 20
Gj5 Dave Mckenna, cleaning privoy 30
Total S779 II
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
.C0U NTY TRI IASU R { P
OFFICE County TREASURER.
Lancaster, SO. Ca.

Annual report of disbursements of Coun-
t., chool aud Special funds, Lancaster
County. 1895 9G.
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$50 Robt w Doster, conveying lun-
attic - %
$40 l. NJ Clvburn, dieting bill I6 10
S4l Geo + Pnyseur. work on Jail 3 90
Si2 Dave McKennn 33
S43 k Young. inquest 10 81
S44 w = l. Porter, fees ms clerk Sc 80
SIS Geo w Jones, house rent for
chain gang 725
SIG w l. taskey conveying lunatic III ID
9i7 Geo McC Witherspoon for lun-
acy account 90
$40 l. Perry salary IA sup. 66 Sc
sou ID f III Inns repair bridge 4 90
SOL Jack Montgomery " Reu-
ben Mack, removiGg raft 80
S52 III Bennett. repairing
cart wheel 80
S53 John II stevens IS SO
10 DIR f. y Mellow 10 90
S3G w ~ Neal, clothing for
convic,s 81
SIS Enterprise Publishing Co.
Job printing 81 30
Sol " b Bruce, salary rs Supt
at Education - 90
500 Il 4! Beunetl, repair bridge / 60
500 "a ID B'akeney, fees AZ AtJy 10 90
HI1 Beiton McDow 30
So w j Suii.s -
SOL M G. !vmmoud 90
So John y COOK, Sal. Auditor % 90
hG3 w II Burns and + Hun
ter, NJ. and {. go 90
S6i j w Hamel, Magistrate % 90
500 t. X Hort II, repair iidge -
SO6 l. j Perry. cXpressaye | -
SbI /. VI ClS burn, sheriff .66 90
SOS Beverly Dye i3
$50 4 X small, Keeping poor 3S 90
SO jos Nj askey. salary as e.. II 90
81 ) NJ Knight, salaiy as q. II 80
S'f Il T. ii Stevenson, sal. ~ & Il 80
S'l + Nj lowery, salary As <. Is 40
SO j Nj Smlth, salary as G.. Is 10
SIG L Is Cunningham, salary
IA Cummissioner. II 90
S0 J it knigGt, salary ;ts com. IL 80
o1S ID w hendrix, 81
$40 w j horton 3 80
$50 Massey Bros, Road tools, j 90
So w n " q & Carues, Mag
istrate aud constable 2S 80
SS3 j - McAlauus -
SSi J ID Hinson l3 %
$50 John Suipes Is
So6 f. Stephenson II Co.,
road tools 5O
$50 w L Baker 40
ssS II Dahney 81
$50 w Il II w q Caskey 3S 30
$50 Nj l. Lcmmonu 23 80
S92 A II Garter, haulit & rock
for G. c. 800
SSl & ID Railey. salary as g. 20 OO
S9l w II Il Barton, salary as
Supt of q. l6 10
S93 Geo. Nee. witherspoon,
Lunacy ! GO
S9l q Il Collins 90
S95 l. j Perry, Supr. B. f.. 81
s96 :! ID Steele 30
S97 II Young, Inquest ~ Ss
s7l T. ID Tilman 81
s55 4 NJ Fitzpatrick D W
S9S w Is Bruce, sal. as Supt. Ed. - OO
500 II w Secrest, MAGISTRATE II 5U
800 John Il Green 800
9Ol j IL Foster. Member Co.
| Board Of Education, 900
902 l. } Perry. Supervise 33 81
!n3 VIM tianson Supplies for
chain gang 81 81
9Oi w ID Jones. Magistra'e
and Constable % 0C
9O5 James Robinson, repairing
bridge 10 W
900 w = ]. Porter IS
9O7 II Il small, Repairing poor
house 1 OC
9OS j y u Sistare, supplies for
chain gang 10 41
900 Wren TiIlman sal. com. 1 81
3lO II Il Small, Keeping poor Al 81
! 9ll Geo. Nice. Witherspoon,
Lunacy 5OL
9l2 John \ cook. salary Aud. % OC
! 9l3 w q A Porter -
Total 81, ASS %
CURRENT FUNDS PAID FROM FINES
aND FOKFEIrURES. OMITTED
FROM LAST REPORT
/ DO II & Crockett. Salary n
Supt of chain gang : 20 %
! BIG NJ Langley, cooking Tor
chaiu gang GOC
| Ill DR. j i Rogers, post mort"m lj O(
| 81 Dave Mckcunn II
/ DIS X |, |. BIackmOu k,euinr
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Funds paid as Interest on C& IL X
Bonds 1894 ).
No. voucher. Amount.
59i j + Blackmon, A l. C coupons
e. y X Il. 26I 90
GAS Blackmon, l. { coupon
& dc q Il X. Il 90
Total S213 90
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-02

tendept chair gang 40 90
600 Alice Mc\eill rent for stockade = 90
Total SS26 81