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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
StMl-Wtt KY tOIIlUN.
GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT
The General Conditions of the
Past Week Have Been Good
Some Injury to Corn.
by Frost.

Wash ngton, Sept. 2s.-The
weekly report of the Agricultural
Department for the week ended
September 9th says: Except on
the Atlantic coast, where rains
have fallen, the week has been
exceptionally dry, and upon the
whole very favorable for maturing
and gathering crops. Like the
preceding weeks, however, it has
been very favorable for the ger
mination of sown grain, us well
as for following and seeding,
which is much delayed generally
throughout the Central and Wes-
tern and in some of the Southern
States. In Nebraska however, a
large acreage of wheat has been
sown, much of which is up and
doing nicely. In the Atlantic
coast States, the conditions have
been more favorable for fall seed
ing, and satisfactory progress has
been made. The frost of the
early part of the week proved in
furious to late corn in portions of
Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania
and New York, but farther west
no serious injury is reported, and
in some States cutting is nearing
completion.
Cotton picking has been pushed
forward rapidly in all sections of
the cotton belt, although interrupt
ed somewhat in the Carolinas,
eastern Georgia and Florida by
heavy rains. The crop has suffer
ed further deterioration in Arkan
sas and portions of Mississippi
and Louisiana, and damage from
rains has resulted in the Carolinas
and Florida. As stated in the
bulletin of the previous week, the
bulk of the crop will he gathered
by October 10.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
SPANS CABINET RESIGNS.
Will Sagasta Assume Power He
Is in favor of Granting Au
tonomy to Cuba.

Madrid, Sept 80. The Spanish
cabinet has resigned. The Queen
has accepted the Cabinets resig
nation, but has asked General Az
carraga to continue his Office until
solution of the crisis is found.
Her Majesty will summon the
leaders of the various parties and
the presidents of the chambers to
morrow to consult as to the situa-
ton. Senior Sagasta has been tel
egraphed for, and it is believed
that the Liberal leader will be
asked to form a cabinet.
Madrid, Sept 29-Midnight. -
1t is stated that Senior Sagasta is
in favor of superceding Captain
General Weyler and of granting
autonomy to Cuba Immediately.
Senior Gamaza will probably be
Minister of foreign affairs in the
new cabinet.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
SLAIN AT NORTUS.
DR.. Knots Shoots and Kills j. Il.
LcvSath, Il Merchant.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Orangeburg, Sept 2S.-Aroth-
er homicide occurred in the county
today. DR. Knots shot and fa-
tally wounded Mr. j r Lcysath
near North's. Mr. Leysath is n
prominent merchant of North's,
and DR. Kuotts lives near there
on his farm. There was an old
trouble existing between the two
about a debt, and today they met
and renewed the discussion. 1t
is said that hot words were passed
and Mr. Leysath drew a pistol.
DR. Knots caught his arm, and
pulling his own revolver, shot
Leysath three times in the abdo-
men. The wounded nan was
carried to North's, and DR. Knots
came directly to Orangeburg to
surrender himself to Sheriff
Dukes.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
A Peculiar Accident.

Little Mary, the two-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs X n Plax-
co, broke her leg last Sunday by
falling off bench at the dinner
table. She had gotten down from
n high char in which she sat
while eating and fell while attempt.
ing to reach 'somc article on the
table. The break was just above
the right ankle.--Yorkville En-
quirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02

Bv using THE GREAT SoUru
NMERTCNS EfDNEY CURE - This
new remedy iS great surprise on acs
count If its exceeding promptness I'm
relieving palm ia the kidIeys, Bladder
and Btck ia male or female II re-
lieves retention OF water aud pain in
passing IL almost immediately. Save
yourselves by using this marvellous
cure. Its use will prevent fatal con.
sequences In almost all cases by it's
great Alternative aud healing powers.
sold by J FMackey IL 60 Lancaster.
. C.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
OLDEST BAPTIST CHURCH
In Upper South Carolina Organic.
ed by Presbytery Sent Out
From Charleston.
Edgefeld Advertiser.

Edgefeld Advertiser.
Rev j P Mealing is the pastor
of probably the oldest Baptist
church in upper South Carolina.
This is Horns Creek church OF
Edgetield Association. Horns
Creek church was organized in
176S by a presbytery sent out
from the old First church of
Charleston. The records of the
church show that the British and
American troops worshiped with
the congregation during the revo-
lutionary war. The troops were
going from Cambridge to Augusta
The opposing troops did not meet
with the old church on the same
Sunday, however. There is also
an interesting tradition that lady
rode horseback from Charleston.
125 miles, to be present at the
constitution of the church.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
Registration Books 0pen.

y ACCORDANCE with the Act of
l. 1896 providing FIR tina registration
ofeIeclors, the books of the Supervisors
OF Registration will be open at the
court house on the first Monday IL
each month for the registration of cleo
tors entitled to registration and ker
open for three successive days in eaci
month until the general election OF
ib9S. w. q. A. Porter,
X. NJ. Kirk.
r. J. Flynn,
Board Of Registration.
Nov Is. lS98-tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
ENGINE EXPLODES.
Engineer and Fireman Hurled to
Death.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept 27.-En-
gineer + Bennett Mitchell was kill
ed and Fireman John II Crawley
seriously injured this morning by
the explosion of a locomotive on
the Northern Central railway at
Georgetown, a few miles north
of Harrisburg.
Mitchell was thrown up the
side of n mountain a distance of
sixty feet and was dead when
found.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
Paris Mountain Severely Shaken.
Special to The State.

Specia! to The State.
GreenvilIe, Sept 30. A decided
earthquake shock was felt at Ho-
tel Altamont this morning about
O'Clock. The proprietor and
guests of the hotel were aroused
by the shaking of the building,
but no trouble resulted. In n
room adjoining Mr. Johnson's the
plastering fell with crash, but
no other damage was done.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
FRESH BEEF

4 ALI. times n my market in the
~ Davis building My refrigerator
keeps II almost ce.cpId will deliver
/, In any part Of town at any hour de.
~ired You can purchase beef when
you wish. leave it in the refrigerator
aud i will send lit your home anv
time you may wish il sent. This i'm
sures your beef being kept perfectly
fresh w r. HcITNG
July 10Th, lS97-3m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
BADGES AND PISTOLS
Governor Ellerbe Orders Con-
stables to Send Them In.
THE PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
In Regard to the Action of the
Governor IN restoring Home
Rule to the Towns.
The State, Sept. Goth.

1ho SeaIo, ocpI. lotu.
Very little else was being talk
ed of yesterday but the action of
Governor Ellerbe in removing the
metropolitan police force and the
constabulary and there is no end
of speculation as to what results
will follow the changed conditions
which will ensue. 1t seems pref
ty certain, however, that the mu-
inequalities are going to undertake
the enforcement of the dispensary
law in dead earnest through their
police forces. In discussing the
action as the governor yesterday
a prominent man said that in case
the municipalities did not en-
force the law actively the final
upshot would probably be the ap-
plication of the metropolitan po-
lice act to every municipality in
the State.
Governor Ellerbe Yesterday
followed up his official proclama-
tion in regard to the removal of
the constabulary by issuing the
following circular lette., which
has been sent to every member OF
the force in the State:
Columbia, Sept. %, 1897.
Mr.. -, State Constable: D
Sir: Governor Ellerbe directs
me to notify you that your com
mission as State constable expires
on the 3Oth day of the present
month bv virtue of his proclama-
ton of this date revoking all such
commissions. You will at that
time send me your badge and pis.
tol and any other property you
may have belonging TO the State;
also ship to the State commission
cr any contraband goods you may
have seized and on hand mt that
time. Very respectfully,
W. w. Norris, Clerk.
On every side the action OF
Governor Ellerbe has been most
heartily approved by all classes
of people. Down at the dispen,
sary yesterday Commissioner
Vance would have nothing to say
about the result likely to follow
the change. He said, however,
that Notwithstanding the original
package stores, the dispensary
was still shipping out the usua
amount of goods and the money
was coming in regularly. He
does not seem to think that tho
opposition is amounting to any
thing.
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$50 People Killed and II Injured.

Bombay. Sept. 25-Recent adj
vices from the scene of the wreck
of the bridge of the Bungalore-
Mysore railroad, near Muddur,
indicates that $50 persons were
killed and II injured. Seventy
persons succeeded in making their
escape
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02

drunkenness is the parent of
most other vices. Itquenches the
salutary power of reason, and
makes us the sport of raging pas
sion.
Hope is the sugar coating on
the pill Of life.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
LANCASTER. s. G.. OCTOBER ioy7

not know how to work and save
We have to work hard fo' our
living here and we know how tc
take care of it. understand that
it is disgrace for white man
to work in the south. They let
the negroes do the work and a
white man will not work unless
he is driven to it or compelled by
poverty"
l told him that if he lived in
the south he would be as law as
anybody else, and he would get
negroes to work for him too if he
could, and besides, he, Il Demo
crat would treat negroes just like
southern white people treat them.
The houses for man and beast
are most spacious. In the time
of harvest, if the weather looks
threatening, the people will go
direct from the church to the
grainfelds and save their crop.
Wages are high for good farm
hand-S20 and $25 month and
board. Day hands $1.25 per
day and feed. The ways of the
north are different from those of
the south. The laborer (all la
borers are white sit at the table
with his employer and eat with
him. a white man in the south
does not eat with his workman,
even though the fervant be white
man. These northern laborers
think they are 'just rs good as
their boss.
Negroes cannot thrive in this
part of the State Of New York.
and there is not one within 90
miles of East Kendel or HamIl-
ton. Several Germans are settled
here and prospecting. Their wo
men work in the fields side by
side with the men. All live wei
and are happy if they can get beer
to drink now and then. But the,
arc good and quiet citizens anC
are welcomed among the Amcri
cans everywhere.
The people here have had hare
times for the last three years, Il,
the wheat has been selling for Sc
cents Il busheI. They blame
Grover Cleveland for their sutr
crings and he and his administra
ton is abused on all sides. I1C
ruined us and made himself rich
The government that should hav,
been in Washington was moved tc
Wall street, New York, and run
by the money sharks, said far
mer. Il. CARROLL.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
Bucl<lcn's ArnIca Salyc.

The best satv~ in the world for Cuts
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt Rhturn.
Fever Sores. Telter. Chapped Hands
thiIbIaIn-, Corns, aud ali skin erup.
tons. aud positively cures plies, or no
lay required IL is guaranteed to givv
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
price % cents per box. For sale be
prawford Bros
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
ESTABLL>H HID i852
Ne UnderSell All Others In
Groceries.
l. L - II Il ~

lS pounds Rranulated Sugar for 81 ~,
~ pounds light brown Sugar 90
.ty We have the cheapest line
OF Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
IN town. Also we carry nice line
of Notions, such as handkerchiefs,
Ladies' and Gents Hose, etc, etc.
r. - Cherry Il Bro.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02

ITO Cure Constipation FOrecer
Take Cascarets Candy Catharijc.
Zoe or 25c. rec G faIi tocure. drus
gists refund money.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02
L Il . 7 E X ITY OF THE
NORTHERN FARMER.
His Condition Compared With
That of the Southern Farmer
Are We $50 Years
Behind!
To the Editor of The State.

or the SOUTH said a farmer to
me In western New York, II few
days ago. They plough two and
three horses at time and plough
deep. They rotate in farming;
the same kind of grain is not
sowed in the same field the next
year. They buy little or no guano
Th"y make barnyard manure
from their stock. They raise
their own horses (to large ex.
tent) cattle, hogs and sheep.
They raise chickens and eggs for
the market They sell milk and
butter. They take their surplus
milk to the cheese factory, con-
vert it into cheese and carry the
whey home for the hogs. A
farmer said to me that he could
not make money by selling grain,
but he put his grain INTO cattle
and got in return butter, cheese
and beet: Il got $50 for a calf
the other day that was not year
old. We force quick growth by
feeding and caring for our cattle.
This makes the meat rich, tender
and juicy.
The farms are small. a large
farmer is one that plants about
125 acres or less. Thousands of
the farmers only own so or 100
acres of land. This brings the
! population in touch and near
n' ighbors. Churches and school
houses abound and the farmers
children are educated and chris
tianized at home, and each family
is protected by the other. The
farms make from - TO 100 bush
els of corn to the acre. Wheat,
oats, rye, barley, potatoes, etc. :,
in proportion. In western New
York, near Lake Ontario, n great
deal of fruit, such rs apples,
peaches, pears and plums are
grown. The farmers are now
busy shipping this fruit to market.
They do not depend on any one
crop for money. They plant
everything that the land can pro
duce. Most all of them grow
vegetables, especially cabbage and
soldiers or Yankee beans They
make more money on beans than
anything else. Improved ma.
chimes have taken the place of
mans hands. They need the
brains and hands of men to guide
them, and the work is done.
Everybody works. The women
do their own cooking and house
work, while the men work on the
farm. Nothing is wasted. They
cook no more than they can eat.
Dogs are few and the pigs and
chickens get g. crumbs from the
table. Time is precious and they
know how to utilize every minute.
Make hay while the sun shines.
Strike while the iron is hot, are
maxims that must have gotten
their origin in the north.
Said farmer to me: ln the
south, you can put off today for
tomorrow and leave today's work
undone, because you have plenty
of time To do your work in, but
here we can only work about
seven months in the year and
spend the balance of the year
feeding and caring for our stock.
We can't begin to plough until
the last of April and in December
we have To house our cattle and
horses. That is the reason you
southern people are so poor. You
Iart lazy anyway and then you dc
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02

Bso It,h ON human, mango on horses
unRS y s'd ait stock. cured In 80 minutes
oY Wooitord's Sanitary Lotion. This
ueVer Iails. sold by J r Mackey a
Co., druggist, ancasLsr, 8 G.,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-10-02

The democrats of Massachusetts
have nominated George Fred vii.
liams for Governor.
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rmens8eh0rb

SIN Der rsssImdbisen 8srfammIuns
bisisr 8brperiduft am Sreitas Nadmit.
tag tpurbe Elm lanssrer Brief bon BEN
aussstretensn MiteIiebs. Srau Sraness
3. Span. Serleisn. in benz iie Der Bee
b5ree ibrs Compliments ma1t unb fur
bic ibr bewisiene a6tuns banft mad
8srIeisn beS 9riefss fabts bic Beb6rbs
sntiprsdsnbe 8eiblIfe iber bas aus.
i1eioen bon Srau Span.
8sridisoensn AppIiianteu ipurbe bic
sstplnidte lnisriasuns betpiaiei, untsr
sieisn nu1 Der notoriiden AIiee Brandt.
pslds iest ibr bisberisss asbsn aufssbsn
unc fi6 befern mill.
gnesbote sur 8eosduns Der Dampf.
rbbrsn i'm SiafiDe Seim tpurben perlsisn
unb bann BEN bstrsf. gOmits nit BEN
8srtpeis dberasben, ben @ontrait an ben
nisbrieftsn 8istsr ,u srtbsiIen.
Sstretdr 2pnett bertdtete, baB cine
8orlaae ausaeurbeitst tpcroen fei, bic
Der 2esisIatur sOreeIsst tperbsn iOa unb
bsspsdt. cine 8erstbbsruns bes Siren
aipls au ~srlanaen.
Superintsneent 8eemer ~ffattete feinen
monatlidsn 8sridt ab. mad peldem iid
am /. issbruar IT'S Sniafien i'm Seim
~bsfanoen. Or. Strone's Beridt seiet
Oob am sIsidsn Datum 400 SniaRsn i'm
StrenafrI fi9 b~efanosn.
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Stabtrath.
OIWpFLWEU4
Select Council. 1. Getr.

SettSt GpuHsus H Ueuts
Die erobe ansabI bon 8orIa8sn fur
sIsitrii1e 2idter in Ssridisbenen Stabt.
ibeiIen, fur ettpa 35 ipeitere 2i6ter Dor.
Jorge trsfsnb. psl6e felt uneefdbr No'
natsfrit iid in beiosn 3nsisen aniams
melten, bat bic Mitelisesr am obissn
abenb su Der neberseusuns eebra4t. baB
bic auslaeen fir biefen 3tped ii6 su
fdnsa msbren unb cine btbf1e Summs
i'm Sabr ausmadsn. DaS 2idt unb
DaFer Gomits bate in 8strsf Der 2idt.
Orbinansen einen Beriht abssftattei,
in BEN ss faste. bab es nibt stpiidsn
ben tpirfIia n6tbiaen unb unnDtbigen
9i&tern sntfdsisen t5nne uno eabtr bic
SADIE tpieber benz Stabtratb eorIeee.
@bittenoen nabm bieis 8sleeenbeit pabr.
UNI bic 8erfammeIten Dor unnSibieen
unb untberlsatsn ~sIuseabsn su iparnen
unb tpies harauf bin. baB biele Der 2lt'
ter fur Straben befimmt ieien. bic nod
nidt BON Der Staot ausenommsn finc,
bel ibrer 8eIsudtune absr ale anesnoms
men betradtei tptrben +; obeIeiG ni&t
nQe felner Nnfiht iparen. batten feline
Worts bod @rfuns unb es tputbe mad
turssr Debate bei6IoRsn, bic Nnsslseen.
belt nodmaIs benz Gomite su iibertusifsn,
tpsIdss ben StabtantpaIt UNI Nufftdrune
befraesn fol-.
SIN 8etrsff Der GnfsIuna BON resuId.
rem Snipsftorsn BEL ftdbtiidsn 4rbsiten
tparsn bic WitaIisbsr nidt sinis. bod
tpurbs bic bstrsiFenbe Orbinans BEL brits
ter 2efuns nit IL sessn s Stimmsn n
etncmmen.
Cine bon sitpa 500 9arsern Bon
9resn 8ibee unterisidnete 8etition
ipuroe sinsrsidt unb sriudt UNI cine
8oliisifation in Der 10. Warb; bic 8s.
tition beiast II. a.. bab elm stpedmdbiser
pIas an 9idfon Absnus fur $50 3u ba'
ben fei; BEN acknowledgements iibsr'
tpiefen.
Der iGbrIi&e 8eridt Der SfentIi4sn
8ibliotbst tpurbe sinssrsi9t unb sur
SinterIeeune beorbnet.
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@efnnehettss 8eh5rbe.

Sn ber am Donnsrfag Ra6mittae
abesbaltsnen 8sriammluu8 Der 4sbbrbs
NOR GensraIpsrmalter Silimsnn bon
Der Scranton GraetiOn Gompanis eridis.
men. um in gstrsf Der stslbaftsn gus.
i%peiunesn in Strabsnbabnpaeen ben
8Orfdlas au MAIDEN. bab bic Bebbrbe
sins Rsiolution in biefer glneelesenbeit
annsbms. Der cine StraftIauisI anse'
banet IN bisfelbe fol- in Der nd4ften
8srfammlun8 porssleet peroen.
alnssbOie sur Reparatur Der 8erbrsnns
u%nssanita!t purbsn psrlsfen, bod niat
erlsbist.
Ssrr 8iesIsr reidte cine Reiolution
elm, ipslde bic Notbpenbisfsit bes Nb.
,~ussfanaIs auf Der SIbfeite befraftiet.
unb ben Wapor sriudt. bic Orbinana in
8strsff beHelbsn au unterseiduen.
Da 2eidenbsftatter Serbian f&on meb.
rsmaIs perfebIte. Tobesfdae an bic BE.
bDrOe au beridtsn. 70 fol- bic Sade un'
tsrfudt tperben.
Gbpaareninipsftor Cullen i~tattste iei.
men monatliasn Beridt ab unb bessIei.
DEN ibat Der 8ebbrbs Ssfrstar. be,
fir ben Wonat Sanuar 140 9obesfdae.
so mdnnIide unb SO ipsiblide @eburter
unb 81 Sdas bon anitsdenbsn Rranibei.
ten bsridtete.
h Sa%nitdtsbsamier aIlsn CAB einen in'
formeasn 8sridt bes Gonbentes bel
8srsinieten Wobltbaten, ipeI6er lester
Monat su Sarrisburs f~tattfanb. aud
lbsr ben unfanitdrii6sn 5ultanb mebre'
rer Sduten babier ibte er iharfe Rritif
ionic bab fein SabritubI in Der Sodiduls
lei; in 8etrsf bes lebteren foa BIZ
SduI'8 sbbrbe benadridtist tustben.
sinsn SabrtubI baislbft srbauen su Iai.
len.
Bsriaisbsns anbsre Routinesefddft'
purbsn Dor Der 0srtaaune erIsbiet.
SIN elmer SpssiaI.8 srfammIune obiss,
8sbbrbe am Montae Ibsns purbe be,
Gontraft aur Reparatur Der 8srbreu'
nunssanftaIt gum 8reiie bon $3.50 OF
3. 80. @asan ibsrtpieien.
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@abl=Y
MAYORS. Dfftes Scranton, pa.,
3. 5tbruar 1877.

y. Otptuut tOEs
I'm bic WSbltr Der Stabt Scranton.
@tmae ben 8tfim munasn elmer Wife Der ST.
neral 8titBssbuns bss Staatss penn %yIpania,
tstttt .,Gtnt Wife, psIds gcrfebrunstn ttift
fir pie Snforppriruue unp Rssitruns Don St6p.
ten Der eruttsn alafs", matt Id. SAINTS O.
Bailey, RIpor Der Stabt Snanicn, binmii be.
fannt une ssts Nadritt an bic aualiT3irttH
WGbler Der Statt Srrantau, GAP sine Munitf-
paltpabl abgtbaltsn pire In Der btldstsn Staet
Serantcn ani Ditnltla, ben t6.IIas i'm Gtbruar,
pslGes Der brittle Disntas I'M 5tbraar II. DAFT
bt gDabi dbgebdittn pirb In etn rtauIdrtu
pldBsn CUR abbaltuns bon Wabltu in ben ptr-
lditpentu Wabloi(frifisn Der Staet ipiItsn etn
Stunptn ron 7 llbr Worssns unp 7 l1br Abtnbs
am bsfagten Disnfag, ben f6. 8tbruar, une bae
fur bic fclasnben 8tamtsn etmdblt pirb In ben
psrltitpsnsn Warbs unit Difrifttn
Cine ptrlcu fir Common Gpuntiimann In
Der Grfen Warb fur ben 2ermin bon trft
SabrtH.
Cine gtrlon fir SGHI Controller fir be Grfs
Warb fur ben unabgtlaufentn Itrmin BON
@sprss Wittta, rslisrirL
Cine ptrlon fir Common Gcuneilmann In
Der Drittfn Ware fur tintn 1srmiH bon ;pti
Sabrfn.
Cine perfcn fir aItsrmanu In Der Dritten
Wars fir sinsn itrmin pou finf Sabrtn.
Cine perisn fir Common gpuneiImann In ber
6iuftrn Warb fir ttasn Ssrmin BON tpti Sab
rem.
Cine ptrlpu fir aIbsrmann In Der GinfttH
Warp fir sintn Ltrtnin BON fiiuf 5atrtn.
Cine psrfen fir Common Geuuelmann In
Der Sitbtntsn Warb fur tinsn 1srmin BON itpsi
5abrtn.
Cine ptrfen fir alSsrmann In Der SitbsntsH
Barb fur eiutu 5trrin BON flint Sabrtu.
Cine ptrfoH fur Common Gcuneflmann In btr
NtuntsH @arb fur stnfn 5srmiH ppH srpet
Sabrtn.
Cine ptricH fir Common GouneiImanm In
bar GiftfH WarR fur sinsn atrHin bon tpsi
9atrtn.
Cine psrisn fir gIstrmann TIT Der 3pSlftsH
Darp fur einfu Isrmin Don flint 9abnn.
Cine ptrlon fur Common councilman In
br DrsilsbntsH Dare fir tintn Sermin pen
jptt Sabren.
Cine psrion fir Common Gcuneilnann In
Der 8tiufiebnttn Warb fir finsn 5amin BON
3pti Sabrtn.
Cine ptrfon fir Common Gpunrilmann ia
Der S%iftsnisbnttu @arb fir sintn SsrmiH pon
jpti .labren.
GtHs perfoH fir AIefrmann In Der aGtlsbH.
ten Warb fur sinsn Jermin bon finf Sagrtn.
Cine ptrion fir Common Gouneilmann In
Der Nsuntstattu Warb fir fintn 5ermin RON
jpti Satrtn.
Cine ptricH fir Albtrnaun In Der Rtun,etH-
ten Baro fir sintn Itrmiu bon finf Sabrtu.
Cine ptripu fir Common Gouneilmauu In
Der GtnuHbspaniisfsn Warp fur tintn strmiu
pom srsi 9ibHn.
Gins PERRIN fir @ablri@tsr. ;msi p,rlpueH
fur WatI,9 nipfftorsn unb sint psrlon ais
antIcr Der Wablsr In altn une tteem Dabt-
%oiifrtft etr pfribitotHsu Warbs In bsiaatsr
Siaet fur sinsn 1frnttn bon einsm SABRE.
@sssbtn unttr msintr 5anb In etr 5tast
SsraHtsH bistn britttH Gag i'm 5sbraar i'm
Sabre bee bsrrn sintauftnb a@tbunetrt anb fee
btnuHbHsaniis.
Samts o. SaiItp @aysr.