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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
Your BOY Wont Iiy0 "A Eonth

30 Mr.. Gilman Brown, Of 81 Mil 81.
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and no
spent three hurdred and HaveDLy. Il w
dollars with doctors, who finally gave
him up, saying: "YOur boy wont i've a
month" He tried DR.. Kings Nnw
DiscOvery and II few hotties estoreti
him To health and onabled him to 10 TO
work n perfectly we'll man. IIo says
no owes his present good health To use
Of DR.. King's New Disco very, and
knows II To bo the best In the world
for Lung trouble. Trial bOttles FREQ at
Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

II asked the question "IIavc you got
II st0mnch?" II wGuld be safe on general
principles, To answer "YcH." but, II
You arc sure OF II, TINT IL, II you cver
feel any distrcss nftor eating or any
pains OF Whatever description In the
region OF the stomach, you have got
something more than IN ordinary
atonnch; In other words, you have got
discussed stomach. Tho stomach Is Il
powerful muscle, and tho proper rene
dy for tired muscle is rcst. Try the
Shaker Digestive Cordial, for this pro.
duct not only contains digosLcd food,
which viii nOurlsh tho Bystom without
amy work ON tho part OF tho diseased
organs, but 10 aids tho digestion OF
other foods IN we'll. You can test Its
value In your case for tho triiiing sum
OF 10 cents. Sample bottles uL this price
nro carried by all druggists.
l,AXOL IL tho best medicine for chill
drcn. Doctors recommend II IN place
OF Castor on.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

Ex-Prosident Grover Cleveland has
declined IN invitation to lecture next
winter In the young mems courso at
Jamcstown. "You may be sure," no
writos, "that II | could bring mysolf to
the conclusion to lecture anywhere,
would choose jamestown an tho place
In which to begin tho now departure.
1nasmuch, hoWeYor, as have dctor.
mined not TO enter tho lecture field, !
fool constrained To decline your graft
flying invitation"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
THE NEwBERRY HERALD AND NEWS oCToBER -, 1897
ORDINANCE, ,

ArArE OE AouTH tiAysSlllNA, I
lVWN tNN llRltaNA,
pN II oRnAlNEN nv TWG IN,
y tuNNnNt aud WarNena " tho INwn
W Noloun, \, T., In eouNo0 assnMG(e0,
una by authority ut tho nNN\pt
lat, THAT u Tux Vt Ftt& (Nnta on
cHrh ono hundred 0OllAre wNNth W renl
and personal property IN tho lmt@ W
enld town (lho property ot NhNVNes
nHa schoOls uXcoptndl Ia hereNS lNViWl
for tho ilacnl year ending tho Yah 0aS "
May, lSDS,
3nd, That tho mld tax hereby lnNiSl
uhnll ho paid ~ tho Clrrk nNa TN,as
Wrur 0t snld town from tho NNat May u
tho thirLIrth dHy W NovrmNoN lSaS,
tOLh. H. lNhEASE, mtNN1Anr
JAMES Il, GLENN, g. \ " TE A.
tM
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

The supplemental! bill in tho com
plnint In the I1luthcnthnl and Bicknrt
liquor cases before Judge Simonton IN
Charleston last week charged c0nBpirn
cy on the part OF certain State officers
General Barber denounced tho paper
IN IL slnndcr In strong and tclling Ian
R,ingc. IT. was IL time for plain speak.
ing and Con. Barber was equal to tho
occasion. Tho bin was finally, b;
consent, withdrawn from tho files o
The court
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
Tho County TcnchGrs' AsaUcialIOn

Met in the Graded School building
on Saturday last, October 9th. The
meeting was called to order by Prot.
w. III. Wallace, and tho aHBOcintiOn
rcorgahizcd for tho ensuing ycnr will,
tho most promising prospects In It's
history. There we're 25 names enrolled.
All the tcnchors present seemed TO hu,
very deeply intcrcsLcd In building up
the association.
The election OF officers was then had
ana the following gentlemen were
elected: President, Prof. w. II. Wal
lace; vicc-prcsldcnt, Prot $. j. Der
rick; secretary, Prof. l.. a. RIscr.
The nb1'o named officers, with tho
County superintendent OF Education,
Will constitute tho Executive Commit
tee.
Ncxt on the programme wGs Natural
Scicnco in the Public Schools" Prof.
N. II. Aull opened tho dcbnto. This
subject elected II worry lively discus.
sion. rho following nro B0mo who
took pnrt and 0lrorcd s0mo good advice:
profs. McWhirtcr, Geo. B. Cromcr,
Miss jamie Chalmers, Miss Glenn and
Prof. w. X. Sigh.
After this subject had bccn discussed
tho subject OF "Grammar" was takcn
up and Prof ltIsor opened tho dlscus-
sion by reading vcry intcresting and
instructive paper, which called forth
tho most interesting discussion. Tho
following arc some who partiolpated:
Professors Cromcr, Sigh and Haynes.
Tho Executive Committco held a
meeting aftcr tho association nd dIouriicd
and adopted the programme as given
below for tho next meeting, which will
bo hold on Saturday, 18th OF Novcm-
bcr, In tho Graded School: .... ... ..
]. How to Keep Order at School
Prof. Thornwcll Haynes.
2. How to Teach Rcadlng-~M
Rachel McMastor.
3. Query box.
4. Miscellaneous business.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

Gov. EllGrbo has sent out Il sot OF
nsls their opinion Of tho workingD OF
the dispcnanry. Wo know II good many
ministers who arc opposed to tho dis.
pcnanry or Tho Halo OF whsloy In any
BhuEC.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

a negro has boon appointed postmas.
tor ut Beaufort, s. g.. Tho people Of
tho town have made no protest or OBJ.
jection that we have seon, but then the
patrons OF the Office nj Beaufort arc
largely negroes, or the ncgrocs arc tho
majority OF the population. :
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

u IL only II short tImo to tho annual
state Fair. l.nt everybody get ready
To go. Tho rates on the rnilrOndB will
in low and the exhibit good. The main
thing ls to Hrc your friends md spend
II pleasant day or two. Thoy will all DC
there ana pleasant time may bo OK
DrcLcu
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

Why will you buy bitter nauseating
tonics whom GROVES TA1TLEsS CufLL
TONIC Is rs pleasant ac lemon Syrup.
Your druggist Is authorized TO refund
the money In every case Whero 1t fails
TO euro. Price, SO cents.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
Administrators Sale.

pY VIRTUE or AN ORDER or
- tho Probate Judge OF Nowborry
County, will soil ut public outcry, Nt
Ncwbcrry Court House, 1T tho place Of
residence OF tho lato j. n. Run, do
ccascd, on Wednesday, tho Goth OF Octo-
ger, 1897, the following personal pro-
pcrty belonging to the estate Of snid
deceased, to wit: | Bureau, / Ccntor
Tabi', h Cn"irs li,, and Kocker, bod
otc. l DOublc.cuse Watch and Chain,
! Pistol, Opcn-caso Gold Watch, 1
Donblc-caso Gold Watch, Buggy and
Wagon, &c.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
ID. a. RUFF,
Administrator OF tho Personal Estate
OF j. II. Kun, deceased.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
NOrlCH Of APPOINTMENT CT GUARDIAN

NJOrlUE ~ ll&NEt,N &tNEN
AN that application win Se mA,'N is
lila Honor James AMrlrh, Judge NNSH,
siding IN tho Seventh lNdtrsa Eiw>Wi,>
on tho 22nd day " OrtNl,cN lSAr> ~ NY.
pUlnt W, W, llWlRrS EcNe,A( tSMaVSS.
Ian Ot tnuntr May (Mrwl(a AMI SNVs
trudo Carwtlr, msnNra, The rS,A,N ~
| mld mlnora ronststs " n MN,e, IN whtNA
o0rh hna IN inlcrrst ~ the nNteMt ~
about Fonr llundrrd eMA ElhS sMHaf,s,
and Four Sharca each IN tho National
Bunk oi NowlMrry, \, -
MAEN H. NA&WN.&
Octobor \, 1897,
STATE on SOllrN NAlSNtANA .
NEWDERNN tOCNrT>
l.ovi Metz, rlatntlr, nSatns, T. J. Mre>
doll vt NJ, Dotrndants,
Execution,
pY VIRTUE or AN ENEI(lT(N&
40 to mo directed In tho above stated
| case, ] will soil boioro tho Court NNM$e
nt Nowbcrry, :. G., on snleday ~ No.
| vcmbcr, 1907, tho ilrst Monday, lstaay,
to the highost bidder Tor cash, the tNl'
| lowing described property, levied on ~
tho property OF Lovi MctH:
| All that tract or parcel ot land lying
| and being situnto In tho county aud
state aforesaid, containing Ono Hun,
| drcd and Forty Acres, moro or loss, nnd
bounded by lands OF w. Job Nen,a,
Mrs. Ellie EIchclbcrgor, and tn" waters
| OF Broad River.
| TERMS: Cash.
Purchaser TO pay for pnpors,
| NJ. M. BUFORO,
| Shorir Nowbcrry County.
! Shcriir's OlIico, Oct0bor 0, 1897.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEW BERRY COUNTY.
Personally appeared before mo, J. f..
Mo- =. nod; Cashicr OF tho above named
bank, who being duly sworn, says that
tho foregoing statement is true to tho
best OF his knowledge and belief
J. T.. NORWOOD, Cashier.
Sworn TO before me this 9th day OF
IT,. 8. October, 1907.
IL. II. hULL, N. p. for $. G.
Correct Attost:
JAS. X. GLIDER.
JAMES MCINTOSH.
Is. &. MATTHEW'S.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
IN MEMORY or DIR, HOLLAND,
"Noa Morlturi 70 Salutamus,"
ny nav. n, A, WiHuAGp, y, u,

ny nEv. n, A, wiNaAgp, u, u, -.
IL aocms IN ngo Ngo alnoo lhat trll dny
Whom hls grand li'o did hrcalko ltsolf
away,
1t sooms hut yesterday, whom round him
thrOngod
All hcarta, which, drUwn by love, to
him bolonRod;
y, great our lIfu whom ot him quick
hrrott,
SO froah nnd Rrorn tho mcm'ry which
hU loft,
Wo blnmc not fut". whom hidden IN
God'u win,
ntill,
but, WHOM itn arrow. npcrdtng from tho
dnrk,
Bring" down with lcndly atm mnh
shining mark,
How can we grnap tho good In nll lhla
pnin,
Or bridge our loas with hls rtrrliNl gulnp
Raised from nOblo work to high ostuto,
Though no ls crowned, wo cannot fool
clntc--.
so fot wo all tho lay thnt Holland died.
Whom through our State tho news
flashed far and wide:
But now We road, whore then wo could
! not spell,
That "lic who rulclh docth all things
we'll"
Ills life was liko prayer, II converse
pure
with Him, whose uns'ring word is
always sure;
Wis prayers, prevailing deeds with man
and God,
Where wrestling cOnliict made him
prince and lord.
| So while he lived, his work our school
upboro,
So dying, did his prayers avail her
moro.
| "About to dio," his heart snlutcs with
| love,
| That mnssive pile which towers high
| above:
Those silent halls where he 30 long had
| taught,
Now light each hope, aud M each
ardent thought.
"GOd bless this school," with onrnosl
faith no cricB,
| His work no leavcs To God, and truhtiup
| dies.
| Thou man OF God! thou counsellor o
youth
Who led our Sons to know and love TIC
truth,
No gliAtring gifts Of yellow, golden ore
No wisd0m dug from mines OF hidden
! lore,
Which coming years may offer ut hon
ahrinc,
VIII bless our college liko this prayer
OF thine.
The work goes on, tho inspiration
caught
by those who loved him when ho lived
and taught.
That prayer sublime, which closed &
| we'll won race
lIavo raised up ono most iit to tuko .his
place;
Each coming year II stronger witncs,
| gives.
oils works still follow, no, though
dead, yet lives"
| No marble shaft is needed whore his
| dust
Awaits the resurrection OF tho Just.
| llis noblcst shrine stands In that college
| fair,
| His grnndost cpituph that final prayer
Which like tho sword OF angel turns
each way
TO guard tho true and drive tho iulsc
away.
| lNOTE.--Tw0 years agO, September
10, 1895, the Rev George w. Holland, ID.
d., President Of Newbcrry College, do.
parted this life. His last audible words
were, God bless Nowbcrry College"
| The rapid increase OF students, from 100
then To 100 now, from u Church which
In tn is State numberp loss than 10000
| members, attest tho speedy answer to
this prayer, and tho remarkable fitness
OF his successor, President George IS.
Cr0mcr. Asagrateiul Offering Uf love,
| would bring these humble words OF
song TO tho shrine OF hlb mcm0ryl
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
Administrators Sale,

IN FNsE fE9|k AiAN ~ <S>G<NSE}y$
~ aoNNt, , wtll N&fl ~ my HS>NsaEtN>H w
NnwHHA'E%' Vw&Ht>\ v, g., Wife H&'{&9'&s)
N>ISS,rSrGy IL NmNS T., WNIHtt}S, A&
S,Hast(I, vShHiHtfn& 2'i NhNMhtAA SNA
NitN(t%h N{}tNjtut%, HN,N N'6NEhS Mfa.
%hiS,N ana %ttN N,p}>i,k,
Iq%&N$S ~, SAhM; cash,
.lNNtlN Z. NtiESf&,
AAfAthIHthrSr4. hH}Hsa H. FfMfisi'ih.
XN$,,SIxEt, D. N&Hc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
EQYMeYsI

Ono million bushol cotton seed want
cd. will make II to your interest /,
SEQ mo before selling. You may pa
your guano bills with seed.
f3mOs J. J. Lane.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12

DR.. ~. Monroe, OF Union, 8. c., com
mitLcd suicide In Atlanta on Monday
morning.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-12
&X&cusN>Hs Sasa NT Isana

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l. y. e., .%h DE tN2teN N,rH,FAN ~ No,
V,>TM'~sl\ Dec 'iEteo li~N> &&N1> A& ~ that
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MA. SSI>,S,t &tS%>ANt>&> r>>AaASNtnN Two
HMN&Vv& M ,\,N>;$, ~>>N~> W MSs,
M>ysN,st>S ~ &&Y>&> - !1N>> ", Scott,
- A. M&fSS>f> My~ >>~>AM MSdy and
NiNEHS.
Ns%&MS> ~ $\ss>y NM>>hAlf rash, tho
@AsAf>tS> ~ ~ s>Av& UN r>Nr \tAr fN,,n day
~ &Aas\ wsI& SAwSM iN;r,\N>,, tho credit
.>>rsS>M sN ~ $<<>ayHi rN mNrtSakr "
tNr E>ET%Ns$>>S>
NNN, ", SlNrr,
ENy%>y;Iv ~ sNe N>,Alr " Wm, Scott.
AS><AM\S,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
MiA.h" DATtEa%.
What is Being Done il Ce-
 chise.

It is understood here that New York paIties have cent a represeuta- tive to Pesice 10 bond the Carylon ,v Maitin st. ike, lying b:tween the Commonwealth and Gold Cliff, at Pearce, but that the owners ere 1T { yet auxious 10 bond, preierring to wait uut;l they have sunk deeper on their rich fad. This is one Of the richest districts in Arizona, the pro- duet Of the one mine astonishing the mining world.
 In the Dragoons work on the Holmes group, bond q by Clark & I c [ of Los Angeles. is being pushed with satisfactory resll'sto sach degree that added Improvements and more work is con,emplst q.
 On ihe Mccormick claims, under bond by A. NJ. Wtlls and Denver as:o- cia'iates. Irepa-a,ions for erecting the new hOi.t and machinery are about completed. The machinery, now al CocLi.e station, is expect. d to be on the ground shortly and soon be in course of erection.
 The Black DiImopd group, bonded anu worked by the Copper Qleen compony oi Bisbee, reports Of most favorable progress continue to come. Some IL men are working here and more being continually adIed.
 TEe Middle March company and Co; Ter Crown are also about 10 com meuce extensive wo:k. The Bauer, Ryder & swazee, Swain. Harwooi and Gordon ard other q aims al have promising futures, ard altogtthcr the Dragoon range is hol!ins its own and surpassing expectations in mining dv- re!opmen..
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The Phoenix Herald reports tue discovery of another lost mine, but fails U state it's location, further than the indefinite location of the south ca. tern part ol tho terutory. Like all discoverers of los: minea, the die coverer of ,Lis ore travelled for day s on tie desert withCu. water, oepe nd- ing entirely on cactus juice to queneh their thirst. They were compelled to return without thoroughly investlga- tiag the value Cf their fj.d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
,l.Ln ;ii:.AiD%
They Start Ouf AfDct Over ihe
 Desert for California.

An aged man and woman were picked up this side of Kyrane ycster- day morning and brought to town by ,he incom ng Maucopa and Ihoenix train.
 Their tale WAS pitiiul on. They said 'y ws:e very poor and some one in Phoenix had tol. them they corld ge, emp 'oyment in the vine yards O, Ca.ifo-nia. They had no conception of the distance btt thought i: cJu' not b. very inr. Al any rate they believed tho railc2ad went U California and perhaps direc, to the vineyards. They had no money to pay their fare, so ih " set out on fCo; last saturday with a lunch and a tin can wrapped ir cloth. They carried some wat T in this, Tor t2ey ware too poor to buy caateen. Tn IT jJutuey upon the hot desert was slow anl painful. The far,nest point thay reached was not far this side Q! the Gila river Worn out with fatigue and weakened by hunger they slep', and arose next morning in confusion as to directions. They turned back without knoSipg it. They stepped at smiths ranch whore they were fel and given good rest, Their confu- sion lad saved thciI lives, for fl they had pursued their way to Maricopa they would have succumbed to thirst before the train passed yesterday morning, and they couli not have oeen seen in tho darkness of the night beiorc.-R publican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
IAiNi,Si} 2!.iE'IS
.Ari:GsteG in Their Flight from
 Arizona With SiOien Money

The Los Angeles Times says Alt Jim and sam Shing came from Ari- z zIns week ago with $2iOO Q! stolen money, were caught on the train by DeteC tive C yldman and Policeman Talsman.ce, and will te taken bacA to Benson by sn Ariz )na deputy sher- ill, who has gone to SacIaneLt, with requisi,ion pape.s. They tried to get out on habeas corpus pio3c, i.rs, yes tcr5ay but failed,
 The two Chinese worked for sam Lee, ttjre keeper at Benson. A week ago last Sunday they stole all his money, gold dust and Jewelry and sA Aipred. TLey were teen bonding the west bound train, and when sam Lee found that he had teen robbed a telegram was sent to ;he police oihccrs ot Los Angeles. lho delay of lhe train enabled Detective Goldman to catch the men It Naui Junction on Tuesday of las. week. All tho stolen property was recovered.
 The Ariz )na deputy arrived V ster- day and went on 10 Sacramento with his rapers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The following sounds liko lie, but it Is going the rounds; A: Oak HaIbor, few miles from Toledo, 0 |, a g. -year-old hey is living who is li,- erally eating himsel: up. He has chewed hi. fingers so t.at several of ,her, have had to be amputated, and has bitten eff SO much of hi. tongue that he can never speak. He is brigh. and handsome, and is marvel to the nany pbysieians who have seen hin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

"For tbree years we have nevro been without CEamberlainc's COlic, Cholera and Diarrliosa Remedy in the house." says A. II. Pst.er, with F.. c. Atkins G G., Indianapolis, Ind, and my wife would as .oon think of being wiihou; four as bottle of tins Rem e.iy in the summer season. We lave used + with all three oi our children and it has never failed to cu-e-not simply stop pain, but cure absolutely" For sale bv all dealers ia Tombstone and Bi:tee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
ARIZONA APPOiTMENNT
Chas. $. Nichols of Illinois te
 Be Indian Agent.

4 Fpecial from Washington says the name of Charles s. Nichols of Illinois was sent to the senate by the president, 10 be agent for the Indians of tEe Colorado river agency Of Ari- zora. Nc otler Arizona COT firma- tiGns have tecn considered by the sergte, on account o! the dis-atisfac- ton emUsg the politicians Of the ter iitIry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Among the numerO us persons who have been cured of reheuma;ISm by ChamberlAin's Pain Balm, mention should be made of Mrs. Emily Tho' ne. of Toledo, Wash, who says: "l have never been able 10 procure any medicine that would relieve me of rheumatism like Chambcrlain'5 Pam Ea!m lave also used it fer lInc back with great snccs ss 1 Is ,h- best hniment have ever used n ] I take pleasure in reCCram trCirg
 m jtricnds. For sale Ey DfuSgists
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Secretary Akers received q letter from the secretary Of the interior to the effect that MT. Devcreux, q s;stant secretary under Mr. Bruce, was under the civil service law and could not be removed from CHicp. The matter has been referred 10 the authorities ct Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

4 few n.--.hS ago, Mir. Pyron Every Of Woodstock, Mich, was oadly afflicted with rheumatism. Ills right leg was swollen the lull length, causing him great, suffering. He was advised to tiy Cham berlain's Pain Balm. l he inst bottle 0! Il helped hlm considerably and the sec ond bottle effected cure. The 5 and 5o cent sizes are for sale by all dea'er
 Tombstone an Bisbee. F.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The ees,bouni train on the South ern Pacific wss nearly two hours late yesterday morning. bccause Of an up- usually large train, filled mainly by returning Christian Endeavorers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
4 BIG CON
TEc s. T. Co. tO Haul m Muca
 Mexican Ore.

The Kansas City Smelling and Re fining cOn!Iany have contrac. with the Southern Pacific company t monthly carry ZO00 tons of ore from iti mines in Mexico 10 Galvc3ton, Fl Paso Gud cthe. poiats. The kansas City Smelting ana Refining company own. aud operates several large mines Tn Muvico GnI one Oi its smelling works is situated in E. P5so. Much oi the ore ;s destined tO that point for refining, but most of the refined pro- due. fin is its way tD New York f5r eX- pot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Vim. D, MoUmonier has been ar- pointed justice of tie Peace at Pearcr, vice Jas. Burnett, deceased. end will enter upon his juiicia! jrstics at once at the new camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Itis reported that q deputy sheriff killed Mexican at Pcarce lat nigh', who was resisting Grres' No partic> ulars have lecn received.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Seamst.ess sewing Machines, eqnal teal iuicrIOr to uo"e. Reduced 10 f20.
 AT BaRRoW's
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

The beard of equalization meet on Monday to li-t.n U any objection from taxpayers who haze been raised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

NJ. D. Scribner and \. II .. Emanuel left today for Bisbee on business mat teYs
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Miss Terry of San Betrariino is q visitor to Tombstone, the guest vf her sister, Mrs. Lee Nelson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Miss Nellie Ca.hman is in Tucsor. Miss Csshman always registers from Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

FOR SALE-Dees for sale Call on F. N. Wolcott. q
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
, ?. In.-BoaId m. [.
 Same members present.

?. In.-BoaId m. t. Same members present. Communication received irom Thomas Smith regarding road fences. Tire matter was referred 10 Road OveIse.r A. V. Neycs, with authority ,o act in the matter. Communication received from c. Il. Hooper regarding !he closing Q. e pabl!c highway; referred 10 Otto Moore. Ical ovurseer of the Wilcox road di.tr!ct, and his attention WAS called 10 Act No. IS; laws of 1897, re- gardiuy the ssEie. Boarl adjourned 10 meet st 9 q. m July II, lo57.
 JJES MONTGOMERY
 Chairman prc-ten At.cs,:
 V. J. BEowN.
 Clerk
 B. ". \. HARwocD
 Deputy Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

Dan Welsh returned today from Bisbea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18

No. s Co0Estoves IIJ at
 HhERt
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-18
MARICOPA & PuoENIX R. R.
LOCAL NOTES.

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC K R

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