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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1897-09-04
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

station Master s1nlle had q mis-
fortune to get his jaw broken late yer
tefday afternoon 90 Neilblrn aud was
bfoughl 10 Lryan and Treated by Dr.
RaytOr. lie vent 10 the hospital al
Houston on the early morning train.
Cole Bros have received an exquisite
line Of new spring dress goods. The
display IN their show window looks Ike
a glimpse Of iairylaud. The line in
cludes Lappet Muli, Ilrsus brode, En'
gadiue Organizes, Gaze D'Alyncon,
Laritsa Leuo, Bau.ie, Iamboureile'
Lnon Fantasia and other new and nov
ii fabrics. 40
Mayor Adams received a handsome
invitation yesterday 10 attend the
third annual commencement eAvr'
cises Of tie Medical Department OF
Fort Worth University Which take
place b. that city tonight DE-. W. A.
Adams is a member u the faculty.
Cole Bees have a ueR lie OF Ham
bury emlruidciirs and saAOuy, Nalvw
ciennes and other iaces Which are veil
beautiful. Nv
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

sheriff Num- went 10 q. Worth yes.
terday after Henry Miller, the yonug
man arrested there IN connection with
the robbery OF the safe Of Mr.. David
Mclntosh. sheriff Num- says he was
gong under the name Of Sam Jones.
John NJ. Lawrence & Co. start their
Ice wagon Monday, April 5. All those
who de.ire Ice delivered regularly will
please leave orders At the ice house
Telephone ~. d 100.
Ear aud shelled corn, oats, hay, bran,
cotton seed meal and chops Al Edge
Bros. 1904
J. W. T. Loe Of Dallas, representing
Tie Western Newspaper Union, called
on the Eagle yesterday.
Fresh Strawberries cor your festivals
suppers aud receptions can be- had every
night iiom the flower gardens OF u. ].
4 ~
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01
st. G. Time card.

Chas. u. Edge. dentist, Bryan Tex.
Mira J. S. Moohng went TO Marlin
yesterday.
Lemons lbc per dozen AT Ed Halls.
The ladies' church fair April 8 and :,
will be the mott charming entertain
ment Of the reason.
Pafine and ice cream soda DC glass,
a. Enden's. l0d
Rev. J. NJ Bullork, Billy Morgan and
Others we're In from the Reliance neigh
borhood yesterday.
parine made from iresh sirawberrie'
at Emden's. lO6
Mts. True desires two young gentle
man hOaTders. Good room aud table
soruUo. l0i
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01
THE DEAD AND DYING.
Cyclone at Chandler Leaves
Naught But Destruction.
NUMBER OF DEADsTILL UNKNOWN

The Fatality Is Estimated a FROM
Tbirty-avs 20 Tify with Two Hua.
dred Injured, Many 81 whom Are
Seriously Hurt-Number Of Bodies 1n.
sinsratsd--TowR Totally Ruined.
guthrie, o. T.. March 81. The latest
details from Chandler received here a.
O'Clock this morning states that IS
persons were killed and 200 badly huri
BY the cyclone which struck that place
The surrounding towns were notified
and rescuing parties started for the
scene Of the disaster.
The entire business portion Of the
town burned after being wrecked. Il
Is now thought that there are 25 or 30
more dead bodies In the burned ruins.
The scene is awful and several OF the
injured are raving crazy. The main
street Of the town is a mass Of dead and
injured people, aud teams, wagon ,
buggies, trees and other movable arti
Giles are strewn along the street
Justice Dale, who was holding court
ran with his wife 10 a hollow aud hell
her behind a large boulder and bota
were unhurt
Every building but one on the main
street was wrecked and burned. inelud.
ing the courthouse, pOstofiiee. The New
and Democrat offices. Lincoln County
bank. New York store and several no.
tala
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Marriage licences

Issued by County Clerk Mcliichael
since March p > Mye.s TO sarah
tOwlef, ID q Edmefsuu 10 y A Drake,
J 4 Wilson o. Lula Austin, Z A lay
to sadie III lmpsou, Dock Brown o.
stella Washington, Charlie hili 10 EL-
genia COnuely. J NJ Bill 10 Minnie h. =
sOn, nrnTy ~, sIry 90 Sailie Collins,
Grant OurAl 10 Edith Kennedy, Ma
lhaniel Rhodes 10 Della baI k, vile
Parks To Carrie Jones, Joe Dcl son 10
Willie DAVIS, l. IA GUY 10 d T. lOun. (,
" Lye TO K l. Cooper, Charley Ld,h
10 koXiv shaw, George Green 10 Char
lItte Cain, " y Love o. Jennie keu-
nird, Augustus Daniels 10 Lucy Gay
on, WI Fields ~ julia johns Ou,
Turner Gill 10 sarah Berry, Alien liaf-
re g. Amy Bank, toit Martin to Mat
iie Oir
Thompson soys htt.ng cofscts at
Coe btUs. ITO
Jake shapiro ol Madisonyille. was Ia
btyan yesterday.
consumption eau b. cured hy thy u.s.
OF shiloh Curv. Ibis great Cough
cure II the only known remedy Tor thal
terrible disease. sold by all drug.
gistS
The union meetings continue to la.
ciea-c in interest On account OF the
tad weather, the rhildfvH'T service in
the morning aud the night service was
not held sunday. Dr. Finley pr achrd
1uuosday night on prevalent excuses vi
men Tor not being religious, strung
practical sermon. DR. West preached
last night 10 the yditicalion OF a arg,
congregation. Rev. Ciothier will pvact
tonight A foil supply OF song book'
lave been he eivsd aud aye distribute,
all over the house The service. thi
week are held 10 the baptist church.
The best cough cure Is ShhoL Cure
A neglected cough Is dangerous, Stol
u at once with Shlloh's CurV. sold by
all druggists.
! Edge Bros have just received a yer.
tine lot Of Tran. lhonc lOl lOi
, College Creamery Butter 2jc pc
. pound Al Ia Halls. 06lf
Rd Seal Roasted Coiec l.pour,
packages for 2oc ~ +. II. Halls, t6f
New line ladies' and geut| handkcr
, chiefs NJ Cole Bros Also ladies' co,
D la's and cull., shir waists, etc. no
p karrs Glover Root Tea purlcs IN
' blood aud gives a clear and bvautllJ
complexion. sold by nll druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

Why suffer with coughs, colds an
Ia grippe when LAxArivg BRoNo QuiS,
lisa will cure YOU In one day. Does
not produce the ringing In the head
Ike Sulphate Of Quinine. Put up Ia
tablets convenient for taking. Guar
anteed TO cure, or money refunded
Price, 25c For sale by
NJ. n. James
Sam b. Wilson,
4. ] Fountain,
Apl Halls Drugstore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

Mr.. Thornhill returned % Chapel
Till yesterday after a viit 10 her broth.
er, DR. Raysor.
A telephone message va received
here about 10 o'clock last night stating
that the Bralos river was ELL rising
and lacked only Is inches of being cut
opposite WeIlborn. Parties along this
part Of the bottom were somcghai un.
easy and intended TO watch The nyeI
all night
TIE n. /. G. meets at Mr.. Ida Shep,
ards residence this afternoon 40
o'clock. A fall attendance 10 requisite /
a. special business is On hand.
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pss1RucIloN coMPLsIe.
Chaos RsiEns and the Town Turnsd
Into . vsrItabls Morgue.

Chaos RsiEns and the Town Turned
Into . vsritabls Morgus.
GUTHRIE, o. T., March 3i.-ChGoi
reigns In the town Of Chandler. Last
nights terrible cyclone turned the
beautiful town OF 1900 inhabitants into
. veritAble morgus and is principal
business buildings and residences lay
wrecked In all directions, grim remind.
er Of the storms work. yet there D,
no way Of getting at the actual number
Of the dead and wounded. so great IL
the confusion that prevails. The death
list is vAriously estimated At from 20 &c
90. with the injured numbering from
20 10 twice that number. Already %
bodies have been recovered. Rain
poured down upon tbs disconsolate in.
inhabitants all during the weary hours
Of the night and added to the horror Of
she situation. In many cases the IN
jurod called unaVailably for help and
lay In the wrecks Of their homes until
daylight made IL possible for them &c
aid themselves or when assistance from
surrounding towns arrived.
Many wrecks took fire and burned
themselves out and several we're still
smouldering when morning broke.
From the fires work may finally COME
worse realizAtions Of disaster, for it l.
believed tina, many Of the missing were
burned 10 death. This phase OF the sit
uA,ion viii not be cleared away till per.
feet order il again restored and care
full summing up Of the storms doing,
made possible
The cyclone struck Chandler without
warning about o O'Clock las, evening,
tearing through the business district.
Stores were hurled right aud left, lifted
high into the air and tossed In every d.
rection. The courthouse. in which Jus
tico Dale was holding court, was taker
of lie foundation and the building de
molishsd.
Passing On INTO the residence distric
the wind wrecked it, vengeance there
and rushing into the open country final
ly spent itself. The trail IL left was on
Of wreck and ruin most complete.
In = very short time after the cyclon
passed heavy rSinstorm came up an
developed into Sdeluge, which probabl
proved the savior Of the town, for q
many spOz it quenohed fires an
Stemmed = oonfiAgration that ohannele
the town THAI the citizens could nc
have hoped 10 have stayed.
Appeals for aid met prompt response
aud rcscuinE parties were sent out fror
Guthrie AZ the extent VI the damage b,
came known by midnight some sho,
Of systematic rescue had been perfeoto.
and the dead aud dying were being
leased from grim prisons into who
their own homes had been TRANSFORMED
lmTEovised hospitals were erected an
ths unfortuuatss cared for.
At O'Clock this morning ~ dea
bodies were taken from the ruins viii
dozens more or less badly injured wei
removed 70 places Of safety. In a
ditinn Il IL known that others whom
had been unable to reach or who pc
hAps AAd been incLrerated before q
delugs Of rain quenched the fircin the
homes would swell the list Of fAtAlitis
The list Of the dead and injured
far a. ascsrtAined at daylight tn
morning n - follows The dead;
John Dawson, Lincoln. Neb, Law
yer; burned to death.
James woodward and wife, EldOrad'
! Kan, visiting At CHANDLER; instanii
killed.
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Mrs Henry Mitchell. a-
Mrs. Tom Smith
=. Demoff.
Emma Dressinger
ID. o. johnson and wife.
Mrs. NJ Phillip johnson aud child.
= Mrs. Dr. Lee,
A. w. Keller and wife.
An unknown woman and baby.
Five unknown children.
Tho fatally injured aroi
Arthur Jewett.
Peggy johnson
Mrs. Frank Mccall.
d. O. Cooling .
Maggie Reaves
Andrew Asher and wiiA
Mrs. Cullum.
Jennie Woodwork, a young daugh'
ter Of Mr. and Mir, James Woods
worth.
A boy named W9ndyard. badly hurt
Mrs. Emery Fotsr aad baby, though
to be fatally hurt
Hourly the above isi Is being aug
mented. Il will be- a day or tNo betor'
. complete lis; Of cauai '' will be had
Correspondents have gone ont frou
here by the score. but a. travel L
Chandler Is hard and bai enc telephon
wire connects she tEo points. fuithc
particulars must necessarily Be- slow.
Iouis. March Il.--Caitis active and gen
orally DO higher. With range, lvHat steer
Hi0ltu. cows and hsirrt, . loti To-
sheep steady. TeHsns NpEI'h
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

AT those who with 20 buy bicycles
will hud tito heir advantage 10 wait
aud see VI. Johr VI. CadWelrs Elgin
VIA, els made by the famous Ellin watch
company. which IL a sufficient guaran-
tee OF iheii excellence The wheel b.
FRS c.ass In Every respect aud prices
range from $50 up. 4 iOb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

RefrigeratOrs! RefrlgeratOrs :
The Wisconsin Peerless. the best and
cheapest refrigerator on the market
Cal and see them before you buy. Sold
only by l06 J. ALLrN MYERs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01
Lawn Mowers.

The Majestic" high vheel-huy one
aud cut your grass without using bad
worls They are firstclass Sold by
J. A Myors. 1908
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

fouis. March ll.-Caitis nciive and gen
orally Dc higher With range. Tea, steers
Hi0ltu. cows and hsirrs, . loti 10
sheep steady. TeIsns NoG5'A
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

KArrs Clover Root Tea isa sure
eure Tor Headache and nervous dis
eases. Nothing relieves 80 quickly.
Sold by all druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01
THE DAILY EAGLE.
Eunfcd a ne Posioeace Al BRYAN. TeHaa a
Second Class mall matter.
ny coxNKLLY. PALMzR A cARSEs.
MAlcoLn canrn Editor

Cnmanche Tribe No. 10. l. o. r. NJ.
Bryan. Tex-Council fie kindled the
ilrst and third Wednesday Of every
month Al the seventh run aud thirtieth
~ ath Ia wigwam at Mikes hall.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-04-01

WANTED-To pay reasonable price
Tor nice small black and tan terrier.
Apply at this office 100.
Constipation causes more than half
the Ms " women. Knrfs Clover Root
Tea Is pleasant cure Tor Constipation.
Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Spencer Ford left yesterday 10
visit relatives at Alvin.
sam Sings Chinese laundry has been
reor encd at the old stand across the
stree, from the iill An work guaran.
tcel prices reasonable. dl0.w2i
Ask your physician. your druggist
and your friends about Shilnh's Cur,
Tor Consumption. They will recon
meme q. Sold by al, druggis,-.
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For the Orphans.

Following is the list OF those who will
take part In tie amateur mirstrel pei
Torrance to be given here during the
present month for benefit Of Buckner
ORPHAN home Mrs. Joe y. Reed, Mrs.
Callrn and Miss Randle u Dallas j. b.
Stevenson, John Hines. Mibe Derden
and Edgar Scott, end men +. G.. frede,
interlocutor; Charles Gamer, Frank
Clark. George smith. Ion Weulhefford
Arthur Coe, Hugo lohnp. Hugo Knob
lauch: John Keistler. Louis Is melville,
John Wilson and &. j. Blaekshcar.
The orchestra Is compo ed OF Prof Louis
DiAz Messfs. c. r., George aid Arthur
Jenk MS, Hardy Newton anlA W Holl'
man
Tire company il Tehearsing eyeral ey'
eniuss each week. They b We all the
late popular songs, plenty Of new jokes
and Nill give a iine amateur perform
ance. The music Of the orchestra h e.
pecislly fine and hal been much compli'
men ted boy the few who have neard Il
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WE KNOW
County Poor House to Let.
"A. GIL LASSER..

SEALED PROPOSALS for keeping
~ the County Poor House for the
year 1893. will be received by the
county Board of Commissioners at
their Office until the first Monday in
September at IL O'Clock, NJ.
Bids must be made at fixed sum
Tor each inmate per month. The
County will furnish the land free of
rent Bedding and medical attention
will also be furnished. Bond will he
required of the successful applicant,
in the sum of two hundred dollars.
Tor faithful performance of duty.
The right To reject any and all bids
Is reserved. L.J. PERRY
County Supervisor.
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tStABLl> HID 49,

inquired of Gen Wallace how it
happened, and he told me when
he reported to Gen Ransom that
he had ordered Col McAIaster to
take his command, which was the
largest regiment, Ransom replied:
81 am sorry for poor Col Nc
Master; he will be sacrificed.
Lees plan was II good one. but
the Fates were against him. He
ordered Gen Beauregard to take
Fort Steadman by daylight and
Gen Pickett to leave sentinels on
bis lines from Richmond and
Petersburg, and to join Beaure-
gard men soon after the fort was
captured, and with his 10, 900
men cut off the left wing of
Grant S army. But the railroad
broke down and he was unable to
reach Petersburg. Lee was alarm
ed for fear the enemy would
charge his lines, which were de
pleted in taking Fort Stcadman,
and it was necessary to refill them
before he could recall his troops.
Hence be had to gain time by
threatening Grant. This caused
the enemy to move slowly, and
this was the cause of the sacrifice
of the seventeenth.
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GALLANT SEVEN
TENTH.
History Of a Famous South
Carolina Regiment.
CONTINUED FROM LAST ISSUE. |

70.
The history of the Seventeenth
Regiment by Col + w McMaster
up to July 1864 was published in
the last issue of THE LEDGER. We
resume it this issue with the
BATTLE OF CRATER, JULY 80, 1864.
Before this battle Lieutenant
Colonel Means was severely
wounded at Boonesboro and dis
abled for field service, and Major
Culp succeeded him as Lieutenant
Colonel. Adjutant j w Connor
was killed in the trenches June
20, 1864, and Adjutant S r FAINT
was appointed.
Two years ago wrote IA full
account of this great battle, which
was printed in Tie State and the
Charleston News. This short
sketch is to show the principal
cause of the disgraceful defeat of
the federals. To understand it
Alright short account of the
ground must be given.
Gen Beauregard, being hotly
pressed by Hancock's overwhel-
ming forces, made the line in one
night, the men digging the ditch
with their bayonets and tin cups.
The next morning the enemy
seeing an earthwork, feared to
attack, and erected a line of
fortifcation nearly PARALLEL to
our line. The nearest approach,
where the mine was afterwards
dug, was eighty yards.
Captain Pegram of Col Colts
artillery occupied the crest of the
hill with four guns. These guns
were exposed to the fire of the
enemy's big guns n mile north
and a few travesses were @. ected
running back from our ditch about
thirty feet. The bulge made bv
the battery was called Pegram' 5
salient, sometimes EIIiot's sail
ent. The ditch widcncd i'm rear of
the bettery and was called the
gorge. This gorge was that dav
occupied by the Eighteenth and
Twenty-second regiments, many
of whom, including Col Fleming
and Adjutant Quattlebum, were
entombed. Company 4 of the
Seventeenth was in the northern
portion of the Gorge and was not
seriously injured by the expIo-
sion.
Near o'clock m 5000
pounds of powder blew up the
crest of the hill, overwhelming
Pegram's battery, the Eighteenth
and the Twenty second, leaving
the Twenty-third cut off from the
rest of the brigade. Eighteen
thousand of the enemy crossed
their breastworks that day. Some
thousands occupied the crater and
many thousands were piled like
sardines on the front of our breast
works. At least fourteen beauti
full banners 6oated in the crater.
Gen Elliott, with Col. Smith
of the Twenty sixth, in about hall
an hour came up to the crater and
told me to follow Smith; he in
tended to charge the enemy out
of the crater. Then he and Smith
with a few men gallantly climbed
the counter-scarp of the ditch,
Elliott leading. In very short
time he was shot through the
shoulder, was drawn down inc
the ditch and with wonderful
ca!mness ordered me to take com
mand. Mr. ranking colonels, Ben,
bow and Wallace, who ranked me,
were both absent on account OF
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were captured; Il few jumped over
the traverse and saved themselves.
All ming of artillery and infantry
ceased, except occasional guns in
the trench. The men in the ira
verse would guy each other, throw
bayonents and Jumps of clay, &c.
1t was the LATEST fighting | ever
saw; 1t seemed a petty skirmish.
The whole distance we were
driven down the ditch, measured
by Mr. Bernark of Petersburg.
who wrote a fine history of the
battle from Virginia standpoint,
was only 100 yards.
About $50 m the enemy out
side the breastworks seemed TO
wake up and made a terrible
charge on the left part of the
Seventeenth, which by this time
was beaten down to Ransom :
brigade. The firing was terrific.
and the North Carolinians, who
were crazy to get into the fight,
gave volleys which emulated those
at Big Manassas. A Judgment
oay seemed to come to the poor
nlggers, and three thousand of
them ran back, jumping over their
breastworks and carrying in the
tornado at least u thousand of the
white. troops.
MAJOR Powell says at $3.50
Meade issued positive orders to
Burnside to withdraw his troops
from the crater; but burnside
wanted to wait until night, being
fearful that it would demoralize
the army.
just after this great repulse,
caused by Ransom's right regi-
menrTA Aiid ,.thc Seventh, firing
ceased. Bushrod johnson sent
for me to come to Elliott's head
quarters. turned over the Scy.
entcenth to Captain Steele, and
as | got to headquarters Malone
came up. After being introduced
to him, l pointed out Smith $
small squad ut the head of the
$ W a c as the on V
place to form his command. In II
short time a magnificent charge
Was made. Our men jumped into
the ditch and let loose the dogs of
war, and they devourcd the poor
negroes. Nearly the whole of
the ditch was recovered. In the
successive charges the balance of
the ditch and the crater were Ia
ken. Malone had Georgia and
Alabama troops with him. About
! O'Clock the crater was captured.
Malone was made Major Gen
eral and Captain Girardy Brigadicr
General two days afterwards, not
withstanding the Yankees were
whipped before they came up.
At the court of inquiry the
chief of ordnance said he had no
trouble with his 81 guns to silence
the enemy's guns; but four guns
on his right he had not prepared
for before the battle, and he
couldn't locate them during the
battle. The little gun major
Gibbes's gum | knew of before
the attack, but as soon as oul
troops reached the crater they
would send squad and capture
1t. The four gun battcrv wa.
concealed by woods. They were
Wrights guns under Colone
Colt.
At the time of the battle Gran
admitted a loss of 5000, our los.
vas estimated at l 500.
FORT srEADMAN, MARCH 25, 1868
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

Complaint Served.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
Court Of Common Pleas.
H Wolfe, Plaintiff.
against
* w Wolfe. Defendant.
To the Defendant II w Wolfe:
You are hereby summoned and re.
"quireu 10 answer the complaint i'm this
action, OF which a copy is herewith
served upon you and to serve
aeopy OF your answer ~ the said com
plant on the subscriber mt his Office
at ancaster Court House, County oi
Lancaster. and State OF South Caroli-
ma within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day of
such service; and IL you fail to answer
the complaint within the time afore.
said, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief der
,manded in the complaint.
Dated April 27th. 1897.
r. Il WYLIE.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
iSea, w. =. L.. PORTER,
q. q. &. l.. G..
To II w Wolfe. nonresident Defend.
ant:
Take notice that the summons and
complaint In the above action was A.
led I'm the Office of w s L. Porter.
clerk OF the circuit courtfor said Coun.
" and State, at Lancaster Court
House. on the 9th day OF April 1897.
Dated April %, 1897.
n. f. WYLIE,
PLAINTIFF Attorney
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Registration Books 0Del.
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lSB providing for the registration
oieIectors, the books of the Supervisors
OF Registration will be open at tho
court house on the first Monday i
each month for the registration of elec
tors entitled to registration and kel
open for three successive days in eacl
month until the general election OF
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X. NJ. Kirk.
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