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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
INDIAN TREATY OBLIGATIONS.
FIVE Warrants Issued by the Govern.
ment in Settlement.

Washington, Jan. S.--Assistant Secretary
vanderlip to-day issued five warrants on
account of claims for the last half Of the
amount appropriated by the act of June
z, 1897. in fulnllment Of Indian treaty OBJ
legations for the year ended June 30. 1897
and for six months interest due Jan. l.
1893. on uninvested funds of Indians de-
posted in the treasury under the act OF
April J. 1880. The several amounts of tho
warrants are given as follows: ChoctaW
nation, s29,641; Creek nation, $69. 1884; Sem.
mole nation, SOL $50; Cherokee nation. SG3
SS6; Chickasaw nation, O,l67.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
DEATHS.

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PERRY.-Died, Jan. Z, 1898, Martha
Thomasson, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Perry.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

The Chatham Bank of Savannah, Sa-
vannah, Ga, Jan. 2. 1S9S.-The annual cleo
ton for twelve directors to manage the af-
fairs of this bank will be held on Wednes-
day. Jan, Y, at its banking house, corner
of Congress and Bull streets, IN this city.
between the hours of u m. and O'clock
p m. w. +. McCAULEY, Cashier.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
sPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
>~~~-~---~~~---~-~--
DO WE INTEND DOING
THE BICYCLE BUSINESS
OF THE TOWN THIS YEAR.
BECAUSE
We represent the largest bicycle
factory in the yorld.
BECAUSE
Our line of wheels covers completely
every demand known to the trade.
BECAUSE
The Columbia wheels are the best
bicycles made on earth. This is no
haphazard statement, but a cold,
hard, uhdisputable fact.
BECAUSE
The COLUMBIA CHAINLESS is
the one absolutely perfect wheel, I'M
approachable and far ahead of any
other bicycle construction.
BECAUSE
The Columbia wheels are sold at a
reasonable price and to every one
alike.
Columbia Chainless $125.
Columbia '9S Chain SIS.
Hartford SO Chain $50.
Vedette '9S Chain $40
Vedette '9S Chain $780,
You can pay just what your neigh
Dor pays, and you get the value of
your money. You won't find two
wheels sold alike in some of the
bicycle stores. You may pay S75 the
the next man SO. AT our agency
there is but one price.
BECAUSE
We are exclusively bicycle dealers.
We do not handle thousand and
one things and sell wheels as a side
issue. The wheel business is our
whole line We give our entire at
tentiOn, care and study to the de-
veiopment of the bicycle trade. We
can help you in many ways, and it
is money in your pocket to buy here.
IN REPAIRS
we lead. And that, too, in good
work The repairs to a wheel are
worth doing right, and we can do
them to your satisfaction.
| BICYCLE SUNDRIES
Are here and at low prices This is
the wheel headquarters, and the
place for you to CO.
t. a. BRYSON,
Agent of the Columbia Wheel
242 Bull Street.
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FURNITURE AND GENERAL MER-
CHANDIsE STORAGE.

Can be had at the District Messenger and
Delivery Companys warehouse 80 to SO
Montgomery street, on reasonable terms
The building has been thoroughly over
hauled and repaired, and now offers I'M
surpassed facilities for storage of all
kinds furniture vans. express wagons and
messengers furnished. Pianos and furni-
ture packed for shipment and removed
with care. Telephone ..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09

Salt Lake, Utah, ian. S-Black Eye, an
alleged murderer, confined in jail at Coz
fax, Wash, was taken from jail by mob
early this mornig and ynched
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
MEETINGS.
golden RGIE LONGS no. y, H0.0.F.

GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. ~, LOOT.
The members of Golden Rule Lodge, No.
r. ]. O. O. r., are hereby summoned to
meet this day at 2:30 p. M sharp at Odd
Fellows Hall for the purpose of paying
the last tribute of respect to our deceased
Brother +. B. Peek.
Members of other lodges are requested
to meet with us. BY order of
HENRY M ALPIN, N. G.
]. S. TYSON, Secretary.
$. +. d w. AND c. & $. RAILWAYS
EMPLOYEES MUTUAL RELIEF AsSO-
CITATION.
The annual meeting of the association
will be held at the Catholic Library hall
on Monday evening, Jan. 10, al 7:S0 o'clock
standard time. A full attendance is earn
estly requested, as business of Importance
will be transacted and officers for the en-
suing year elected By order of
w w. DOWELL, President
Attest: D. ]. FRASER, Secretary and
Treasurer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
FOR SALE.

One hundred barrels OF Acme potatoes.
second crop, Vaughns seed, at $500 per
barrel; also one hundred thousand good.
strong. healthy cabbage plants. raised
out doors. Inquire of c. c. BEEBE. Her
mitage, or =. o. Box 1S9.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
DO YOU WANT
NOTICE.

Having severed my connection with
Messrs. Collins, Grayson & Co., 1 take
pleasure in announcing to my friends and
the public that I Will in the future be in
the basement of the northwest corner OF
the city market, with a fun supply OF
fruits, vegetables and all other country
produce where I will give all orders en-
trusted to me my best attention. Very
truly, BARNEY e. JONES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COTTAGES ON EASY PAYMENTS.

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COTTAGES ON EASY PAYMENTS.
COTTAGES 500 CASH. COTTAGES. AT
$3.50 TO SIS MONTHLY.
The CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY will erect
cottages on Anderson and on Price streets
south of Anderson, on the following
terms: Cash $780, balance, from S125O to
SIS per month according to cost of cot
tages) for a period of ten years.
1t is the company's purpose to meet
the needs of a frugal class of our people.
whose means will not permit them to build
more expensive homes. The site selected
for the erection of these is most con-
veniently situated, well drained, and has
all modern conveniences. Apply to
M. j. SOLOMONS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
No. IA East Bryan street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

y
DAYTON BICYCLE.
Sole agency for Savannah is at r. D. &
W. Lattimores
We find that in the Dayton Bicycle for
1898 we have a prime favorite, and It's
truly a beauty.
We have been positively unable to fill
these Dayton orders as fast as we would
like, but the factory now assures us that
we can send in the orders as fast as we
can, and they will be given immediate at
tention, no matter what specifications
The Dayton is a very popular '9S wheel;
in fact, it is really the BICYCLE OF THE
HOUR. Many riders of various wheels
are abandoning their mounts for the Day.
ton, which is very snowy and beautifully
built. Watch for the Dayton on the
streets. It's the wheel with the very
large front sprocket
r. D. & w. BALTIMORE,
Hardware and Stove Dealers. and Cen
eral House Furnshers, Savannah, Ga.
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NOTICE.
FINE FLORAL WORK
4 Congress street, west.

We don't make dollar designs. be-
cause 1t does not pay. If you want
good value for your money then
send US your orders.
Floral work and decorations at
tended TO.
WOLF & CO, Florists. Phone s94
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
Salt Rheum
Suffering-couId Not Sleep
Cured by Hoods SarsaparIIIa.

II had salt rheum on my arms, which
itched intensely and kept me from sleep
ing. The skin on my hands would crack
open. My friends believed was suffer-
ing from blood poisoning. decided to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1 did not see
any improvement with the first bottle
but continued with the medicine and
after taking five bottles was completely
cured. My hands are now as smooth as
could wish" A. d. HAGEY, Elroy, Pa.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the best-infact the One True Blood Purifier
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5.
Ho5, D..r are prompt, efficient and
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Telephone 100.

GERMAN VOLUNTEERS BALL.
The fifty-second anniversary ball of the
German Volunteers will take place at odd
Fellows Hall on Thursday evening, Jan.
49, Tickets, admitting one gentleman and
ladies' 81. Military attending are request
ed to wear uniform.
Committee-Capt. Henry Kolshorn, First
Sergt. d. Stem, Sergt. ]. f. Fisher. Corp.
Fred. A Harms, Corp. Edw. Schlueter,
private, G. d. Semken. W. Fl. Garteman,
f. Schwartz Geo. Stelljes, c. Krackeu, and
M. c. Johnson
sFUDIos or MUSIC AND ELOCuTIoN.
Mrs. Charles ID. Mize, Voice Culture
and Piano.
Miss Virgie Ashley, Pianist and
Teacher.
Miss Lionne BrOcISway, Reader ana
Teacher of EIOcutiOn, etc.
studios 23 Jones street, west .
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09
p. II. HERMAN,
GERMAN voLUNTEERs BALL.

10 State street. west.
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Attend meeting on Monday night, Jan.
TO- at O'Clock, at Dorsey Hall
RICHARD BUTLER, President.
DORSEY WISE, Vice President
CLARENCE 2. RICHARDS, Secretary.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-01-09

STOChHOLDERS' MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Brush Electric Light and Power
Company will be held at the Office of the
company Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst. at o'clock.
SAMUEL p. HAMILTON, President.
A. MINIS, Secretary.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
No. 778.
Our Stove and Kitchen Tlnware Set Tor No.
Steve consists Of the following articles:


Tx Tin Wash Boiler, with fiat copper bottom.
for No. Stove.
and enameled wood handle, for No. stove.
Tx Tin Coffee Pot, s-quart size. with copper
bowl bottom and enameled wood handle
Tx Tin Tea Pot, 2-quart size with copper bowl
bottom and enameled wood handle.
1-Retnned Wash Basin 1Ola inches in diameter.
Tx ns Tin Dpper s-auart size with heavy cop
. Heavily REFINED Preserving Kettles, one of
each size, 3 and . quarts.
Heavily REFINED Sauce Pan. 2-quart size.
2 REFINED Pudding Pans, each. and
1 Heavily REFINED Dish Pan, 1o-quart size.
lie Tin Steamer. for No. Stove, with trimmed
Tic Tin Cullender, 9a4 inches in diameter.
Tin Pie Plates, inches in diameter.
Tin Bread rams. size sAx5x3 inches.
1 Tin Oblong Pan. size 7&Nl1AxlA inches.
Deep Oblong Pan, size 6Ax10Ax2s4 inches.
Tin Measure, 1-quart size. graduated by one
half pints.
l Tin Funnel. 1-quart size.
l Tin Crater, with enameled wood handle, size
3&x9A inches.
de- Diameter Of bowl 3H inches.
1 Tin Gravy Strainer, size 4Ax2ls inches.
10 Assorted Cake, cookcy. Biscuit and Doughnut
Cutters.
/ REFINED Flat Handle Skinner, size AZ inches.
Cake Turner, with enaneed wood handle.
IL Assorted Tin Patty Pans.
1 Patent Rotary Flour Sitter.
1 Nutmeg Crater.
/ Covered Japanned Dust Pan
9 REFINED Threaded Bastng Spoons, each
size, 10 and IA inches.
Timed Kitchen Fork, prong. length 1.M
inches.
Dover Egg Beaten
Assorted Tin Pot Covers, to fit kettles and
sauce pan.
Square Japanned Match Box.
Polished Tipped Frying Pan, with always cool
handle. Diameter 81: inches.
Sheet Iron Dripping or Roasting Pans. one OF
Our special price for the 90 %
entire entire outfit ,. iit. for No. No: = 93.o3
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
No, 779.
Our Siovs and Kitchen IinWars Set for No. 8
Stove consists Of the following articles:

Tx Tin Wash Boiler. with fiat copper bottom,
for No. 8 Stove.
Tx Tin Tea Kettle with fiat coprer bottom
and enameled wood handle. for No. stove.
Tx Tin Coffee Pot. 4-quart size with copper
BOWL bottom and enameed wood handle.
Tx ho Tin ,a Tea Pot s,auart size with copper
REFINED Wash Basin. Ill., inches i'll diameter.
per bottom.
Heavily REFINED Preserving Kettles, one Of
each size, and quarts
l Heavily REFINED Sauce Pan, s-auart size.
REFINED Pudding; Pudding Pans, one each and =
quart size.
Heavily REFINED Dish Pan, 14-quart size
l-lc Tin Steamer, for No. Stove, with rimmel
lie Tin Cullender, o% inches In diameter.
Tin Pie Plates. inches in diameter.
Tin Bread Pans size 1O1zx6AX3A inches.
! Tin oblong Pam size 7AXl124x1as inches.
I Deep Obong Pan. size 6!lx10hx2as inches.
l Tin Measure. 1-quart size, graduated by one
half pints.
i Tin Funnel, 1-quart size.
Tin a,t Crater IRA, with enameied wood handle, size
handle. diameter of bowl go inches.
l Tin Gravy Strainer. size 44x2la inches.
10 Assorted Cake. Cookey, Biscuit and Dough-
REFINED Flat Handle Skinner, size AZ. inches
Cake Turner. with enameled wood handle 4
u Assorted Tin Patty Pans. /.
l Patent Rotary Flour Sitter.
Nutmeg Crater.
Covered Japanned Dust Pan.
Retinned Threaded Basting Spoons one each
size, 10 and IA inches.
Timed ed. Kitchen Fork prong, length 12.a
Dover Egg Beaten.
Assorted Tin Pot Covers to fit kettles and
sauce pan.
Square Japanned Match Box.
Polished Lipped Frying Pan. with always cool
handle. diameter 10 inches.
Sheet Iron Dripping Roasting Pans, one OF
each, size 10x12 and 11x16 Inches.
above outfit for AK 4K
No. 8 Stove. 0sSO
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
ST. LOUIS WHITE LEAD, ~ CENTS POUND.

We sell White Lead than all of the other
Paint people in the northwest, simply because
prices are right We guarantee our Paints to give
the best satisfaction. No stronger proof of their
quality can be given than the test shown in the
above, taken from The Farm. Stock and Home.
You should by all this Grocery List mailed
every mouth in the Write to do free
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
OUR SPECIAL OFFER PRICE

and enumerated is great reduction in price.
We have been able to make this reduction by
urer for a very large quantity of the goods. in
fact we placed with him the largest tinware
order he ever took. The goods We're made up
for us during the dull season; We have had
them all packed up in cases at odd times during
the summer months, when employees had
spare time. We have not considered this ex-
pense Of packing and boxing, but have figured
basis of the actual cost to manufacture with but
one small percentage Of profit added &C and %heth.
would be getting more tinware for your money
than any retail dealer in America can buy at
wholesale, even If he buys IN carload lots.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
No. $50.
Our Stove and Kitchen Tinwars SGT for No. 8
Stove consists Of the following articles:

Tx Tin Wash Boiler. with fiat copper bottom.
for No. Stove.
Tx Tin Tea Kettle, with fiat copper bottom
and enameled wood handle. for No. stove.
Tx Tin Coffee Pot, 5-luart size, with copper
bowl bottom and enameled wood handle.
Tx Tin Tea Pot. 4-quart size. with copper
bowl bottom and enalneled wood handle
/ REFINED Wash Basin, 10 inches in diameter.
Tx Tin Dpper, e-quart size, with heavy cop
per bottom.
2 Heavily REFINED Preserving Kettles one Of
each size. and quarts.
Heavily REFINED Sauce, Pan, A-quart size.
REFINED Pudding Pans of each size. and
5-Quart.
/ 1lavily REFINED Dish Pan, l7-quart size.
lie Tin Steamer, for No. Stove, with trimmed
cover.
lie Tin Culendcr 11sl inches in diameter.
Tin Pie Plates. 10 inches in diameter. !:
Tin Bread Pans, size 12xG1ix3A inches.
Tin oblong Pan, size 7ax11Axlas inches. -
l Deep Oblong Pam size 6Mx1OAx2ss inches.
Tin Measure 1-auart size. graduated by onea
/ Tin Funnel, 2-quart size.
Til. Crater. with enamel wood handle. size
basxl3 inches.
REFINED Soup Ladle. with enamel wood handle.
diameter Of bowl AS inches.
Tin Gravy Strainer. size 4Ax2h inches.
nut Cutters.
REFINED Flat Handle Skinner. size Az inches.
1 Cake Turner with enameled wood handle.
12 Assorted Tin Patty Pans
1 Patent Rotary Flour Sitter.
Nutmeg Crater
/ Covered Japanned Dust Pan.
REFINED Threaded Blasting Spoons one each
size. IL and 16 inches
Timed Kitchen Fork, prong. length R71
inches.
Dover Egg Beaten.
8 Assorted Tin Pot Covers, to lit kettles and
sauce pan
! Square Japanned Match Box.
Polished Tipped Frying Pan, with always cool
handle, diameter Ii inches.
Sheet Iron Dripping or Roasting Fans, one OF
each, size 10X14 and 12x19 inches.
Our Special Price for n "a
the cent. entire outfit !!t, for No: s44.E3
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

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The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

The First Figure in
Stove Size
DESIGNATES the size Fur
niture that Fits the
Stove.
THUS:
No. Sis Stove takes No. 8
furniture.
No. OILS Stove takes No. 9
furniture.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

Our $685. 1898 and $423 Stove and Kitchen TnWare Outfit
We HAVE MADE UP THREE
LARGE COMBINATIONS OF TINWAnE-

Everything needed in the kitchen or in the
home from which you make your own Sc
lection at the special price of $685. 1898 and
1898, respectively, and get from us more tnWare
than you would be able to buy in any retail
store at more than double the price.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

SandH TIL
wapanted Paints
efect
h
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
OUR SPECIAL S119 H0USEKEEPERS' OUTFIT Of TINWARE
AT 81 10 you Tinware, equal any
lot of Tinware you could buy retail S.. so to IS.


lot of Tinwarc could retail at 50 so to $5.
in this is
aNra
nothing
a 10 30
There
De one o motca n IL
be at
Re,l we give
fol-
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

l Wire Potato Washer. heavy retlnned wire and
hardwood handle.
/ Dover Egg Beaten regular family size.
/ Rubber Sclaper used for cleaning windows
ard also for cleaning sinks.
l predgc Box, Japanned. size 3x3lG inches.
Tin Graters with cnamclal wood handles.
each size 5'aX3 and 3X6la inches
l REFINED Wire Broer size 9xG inches.
/ Heavy Asbestos Stove Mat. inches in dame
ter with metal rim.
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
BELL ASSORTMENT.

! Copper bottom tin Wash Boiler.
/ Copper bottom tin Tea Kettle.
Cast iron Stove Kettle.
Cast iron Spider.
! Wrought iron Fry Pan. 10-inch.
4-pint tin Tea Pot.
! 5-quart tin Coffee Pot.
] 10-quart retinued Dish Pan.
2 Black Dripping Pans. 1Ox12 and l0xl4.
! Tin Bread Pan, 5Nx10Ax3
2 Common square Bread Tins, i&Nllst
x1la.
Revolving Flour SITTER.
/ Box Crater.
1 Biscuit Cutter.
Dover Egg Beaten.
DoZ. 3-inch plain Patty Pans.
n boz. 9-inch tin Pie Plates.
! 14-inch tin Blasting Spoon.
Cake Turner.
1-duart tin Cup.
I Vegetable Fork.
] Tin Dipper.
/ Flat Handled Skinner.
Fire Shovel.
Tin Wash Basin
Tube Cake Pan, l0-inch.
No. IA. Price above assortment for
NO. Z stove. ................... s33?
No. 10. Price above assortment for
No. stove. 50. ~
No. 77G. Price above assortment for
No. stove. .......................S3 "a
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

i Heavy 1A-t!u copper pONkolH hosh
Boiler.
l Iron Stove Kettle.
/ Tin Cover to fit.
! Iron Tea Kettle.
l Iron Spider.
/ Fry Pan.
l Stove Shovel.
/ Nickel plated copper 5-plnt Coffee
Pot.
l Nickel plated copper 4-pint Tea Tot.
! REFINED Preserving Kettle.
! Cover to At.
l REFINED Sauce Pan.
! Cover to 1T.
Tin Muffin Frame. IL cups.
y boz. tin Pie Plates. S-!nch.
/ Extra heavy retinned Dish Pan, II
quarts.
i Peced tin CUP. ! pint.
/ Galvanized Water Dipper. quarts.
Flat Handled SKINNER.
] Vegetable Fork.
2 Drip Pans. l0Ni2. l0Xli.
3 Tin Bread Pans.
. Tin Cake Pans
1 boz assorted Patty Pans.
Easting Spoon.
! Cake Turner
/ n H cullcnacr.
Cake Gutter.
l biscuit Gutter.
I Duughnu, Cutter.
/ Nutmeg Crater.
Large Crater.
Patent Flour SITTER
Dover Egg Beater
coyrre, jaranned Dust Pan.
1 Bu'ch.r Knte.
! PAIRING Knife.
l NInrinc Knife. double blades.
] Bread Board.
/ Rolling Pin.
| Wood Potato SmaShcr.
oval hardwood thoppin:; Tray
Set Mrs. Potts Sad Irons. consist
ing of three irons. handle and stand.
NJ. III. Price above assortment for
NJ I S!bI'... @d.'S
NJ. ~. Price above assortment for
No. S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1874
No. ~. Price above assortment for
No. Q stove..................
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22

! Biscuit Gutter. diameter 3 inches.
! Wire Pot Chain
Nutmeg, Crater
Soap Saver. Uses up all the small pieces OF
soap.
l'cceh Tin cup. ! pint size
| Wool l!"nll. Slotted Mixing Spoon.
Tinnrd Steel Kitchen Fork, prongs. 1913
incncS long.
| Apple rorer, size %,ixG inches
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
The GOODS We OFFER IN
THIS OUTFIT ARE ALL STRICTLY HIGH

standard grades and quality, guaranteed. Should
not be compared with the cheaper grades on the
market. II you order of these outfits and
YOU do not find it all more than claim for !
1t, strictly high and standard grade goods, you
can return at our expense, and we will cheer
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
IF you need TlNWARE....


from this
while outfits
The Irish standard., 1898-10-22
OUR $l.10 SET OF TINVARE
CONSISTS OF The FOLLON

l lleaIilS r"tnncd Dish Pan. lC quart size.
j Retinned Pudding Fans, one each |. and 3
quart SIZE.
l REFINED Milk Pan. quart size
Spout Strainrr to attach to spout of Tea I'ut
! Wiz, Handle Bowl Stiuiucr. diameter inches,
to strain soups. etc.
! Rctinncl Wire Soap bracket. to hang on the
wall
l Teushnut cutter. diameter 3 inches.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-06-12
Voting Precincts.

\ a regular session OF the County Court
"A of Calhoun county held ON the 9TH
day OF April, 1898, the said court proceeded
~ required by law, To rc-dividc the Magis-
tcrial District Of Lee, of said county, into
election precincts, la number the same and
To establish the boundaries thereof Ii *
therefore ordered by the court that the said
Magstcrial district of lee be divided into
three election precincts, viz; No. |, No. ,
and No. 3.
Precinct No. bounded ~ follows: Be
ginning al Isaac Bon.'s, thence with the
Sherman district line 40 "a To include all of
that portion Of the upper end Of said Lee
district to the line of Washington district.
thence with the same To the koanc county
line thence with said Roanc county line to
the divide between Big and Little Leather
Bark, thence across Jess, = run so .ls To in
clude WIN. Lynch in said precinct No. IL.
thence to the top of the hill between Turkey
run and the West Fork, 80 as to include
Jacob Morgan i'll said precinct No |, to the
mouth OF Daniels run, thence with said
Daniels run to John Starcher's residence
and thence with the road up the left hand
fork of said run To the forks thereof, thence
with the road up the right hand fork To- the
Sherman district line near Lyman Bovlcs'
and thence with the Sherman district line To
the beginning. And that the voting place
bc, and the same is hereby established, i'm
the school hoasc al Arnoldsburg, in precinct
! No. !.
Precinct No, ,, bounded ~ follows: Be
ginning at the said Lyman Boylcs, thence
with the said Sherman and Lee district lines
To Mt. Zion, thence with line OF Lee and
Center districts To the church honsc near
James BrynerS, thence with the dividing
ridge between Annamar iah and Rowels run,
thence leaving the divide to the mouth of
liardmans Fork, thence across the ridge TO
Isaac Husk :, so az To leave said Iiusk in
precinct No 3, thence to the Richardson
and Grantsyillc road, thence with the divid-
ing ridge between Laurel and Barnes run
to Rocksdale, thence down the West Fork
to the mouth of Henry's York, thence with
the Roanc county line to the divide between
Big and Little Leather Bark on a line OF
precinct No. !, thence with said line to place
of beginning. And that the voting place i'm
said precinct No. 9, be, and the same is
hereby established ut llur, the election To-
be held in u house to be provided for the
purpose at llur
Precinct No. 3 il bounded ~ follows:
beginning at the mouth uf IIcnrvs Fork
on the Roane county line, thence with said
Roane county line to the Writ comfy line.
thence with the said " irt county line to the
line OF Sheridan district, the line of said
Sheridan district to a line of precinct No.
2, thence Herewith 10 the place of begin
ming. And that the voting place in said
precinct No. 3 be, and the same is hereby
established, at Richardson, in the Office of
Dr: I. Connolly. 1l-4w.
Tcste: L. II. TRTrrErr, Clerk.