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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29
PRESIDENT PROPHET
PROVIDED HE HAS SEEN THINGS
IN A VISION, SAYS SENATOR
PETTIGREW
REFUSED SUCH A MESSAGE

South Dakota Senator Explains
What He Said in His Speech at
Wconsocket-DidN Not Disown His
Country or His Flag, but flushed
for Acts of Present Administra-
tion-G0d Cannot Be Blamed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29

and conducted a sale ,of the state school
lands. All the land was sold at high
Drfces
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PaderewsISi's Dual Ability.
Paderewski Is man of business ability
as we'll as a musical genius-two traits
which seldom travel in company. He Is
the principal shareholder in q large
Partisan piano factory and is part pro-
prietor of a leading hotel in Warsaw.
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State Lands Sold.

PIPESTONE, Mimi. Oct. Estate
Auditor Dunn reached here yesterday
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BURNED AN Eye SORE
THREE ICE HOUSES ON LOWRY
HILL DESTROYED By
FIRE
CONRAD JACKSON KILL

Tailor Living in North minneapolis
Almost Instantly Killed Under the
Wheels of an Electric Car-May
Have Planned Death That Way
News of the Mill City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29
BIGAhY BY WHOLESALE
EXPLOITS OF A BRITISH SURGEON
DURING THE LAST GEN.
TURY
EIGHTEEN WIVES AT ONCE

This Gay POIygnmfst Is Finally Sent
to Prison, but Mukes His Escape
He Contracts q Few More Mar
riages, but Never Again Fails
Into the Hands of Justice-Mar-
r1Sge With Servant Maids.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29

Wabasaa council commenced series
of monthly card parties last Tuesday
ency Of the W.T. Gather. large crowd was
present Prizes were won by Mrs. Jo-
seph Item and Mr.. E. H. Stauffachcr.
After the conclusion of the games a
buffet lunch was served. The next par
ty will be held on Tuesda evening, Nov.
IS. All ti;kets outstanding will bs hcnor-
an Gota
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Prosperity Camp No. 1881, Royal Neigh
bors OF America, will meet Wednes lay
evening. Nov. l. at its hall. corner koaney
and Seventh streets: A number of cand,-
datSs will be Initiated. TIE degsee team
OF the camp has bsen drilling faithful. y
and expects to wear their new robes.
The camp Is to be congratulated In hav-
ing such good marsha1s in Mrs. Mary
Benner and Miss Alice Cox, as the good
work of tie team depends on them. Mem
bers ale requested to come early.
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RS. Sarah A. Skeels,
Ill

FEyIIIIVIIIe, j jasper Co, MO.
quarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists everywhere at so cents for full
sized packages. A little book on Stomach
Diseases mailed free by addressing F.. A.
Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-29

ne tirg on FIR y ev, ming ard worked
the E. A. degree. The committee on fur
nisting Tor the new hall made a report
Ark lodge, of Minneapo IS, gave
smoke cial Thursday evening in honor
of three of it's members who have re-
turned from Manila with the Thirteenth
regin ent The guests OF honor were Capt.
Frank Co.ristol, Lieut.. H. r. Scott ard
Pliva.e William Dunn Jr.
I ne Scottish rte bodies have resumed
activity. armel Lodse Of Perfect On
conferl ed the fourth and fifth degrees
will confer The fourteenth, and De Molai
Council, krichts Kadosh, Will. on next
Tuesday evening. confer the thirtieth dc
gre in full form with elaborate musical
vice. This: VIII be the second time
this degree has be worked in this city.
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County Roads.

Paid Corporation Of Taneytown
per act of Assembly of 1896. 10000
Paid Corporation of Manchester as
per act of Assembly of 1866. l00S0
Paid Corporation of Westminster
as per act of Assembly of 1892. 10000 ]
Paid Corporation of New Windsor
as per act of Assembly of 1885,. l04.6l ]
Paid Corporation of Union Bridge
as per act of Assembly of 1898. 1924
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S62s.T5
Vaccinating INDECENT Pupils in Pub
lie Schools
S350.50
Inquests.

Inquest over the body of Hartman
Courthouse, VIM. j. Crabbs, Cor
27.37
Inquest over the body OF r. H. Els
worth, John (. Barnes, Coroner. 1885
Inquest over the body of Eva Chase,
VIM II. Bair, Coroner. 34.00
Inquest over the body of James SIMS,
Joseph Gosnell, CorOner............... $50
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SIG, ,57a s72,2l4.o7
Amount of Taxes Carried at 80
Gents on Each 800.
S578,8Is Sl,7l996

received OIASI oOtISCS'
Amount received from Vim. Y.
Frizzell for support of wife at
Spring Grove Asylum..............S $1,000
Amount received from VIM. b.
Thomas Trustee, in No. PSI
EQUITY ......................... lo4.S4
Amount received from Jacob B.
Widersou, Executor of Geo.
Little, deceased. care OF Mary
Ann Little at Aims House.. 72.5o
Amount received from John +.
Barnes, J. P.......................... 22.OO
Amount received from VIM. H.
Baer, j. P.....................-....-.. 1900
Amount received from J. Hoffman
Fuss, j. P......-....-........-....--.-- "u.i1
Amount received from Vim. A.
Cassell. J. P. ................ 2e0
Amount received from J. Murray
Yiugling, j. P........................ 400
Amount received from J. II. Como
way. J. P.........-...........-.....-., 22.Op
Amount received from A F. Orn-
dOrtf, j. P..--.-.-.-..----.-.-----..----- a-Vt
Amount received from jos. Cos
nell, j. P.................--.......-.... o.uu
Amount received from Nicholas y.
Norris, J. P.-.-.....-.-.....-...--.-.. 2oe
Amount received from NJ. J. Leis
ter. !. P......-............ lH
Amount received from j. Thaddeas
Starr, expenses for daughter at
Hospital for Insane 10 - (
Amount received from J. Milton
Reifsnider Trustee, for support
of States \. Dsll.,...............-... 1900 .
Received from Frederick cosniy
one-half repairs on Bridge over
Little Pipe Crsek.................... 26.ll /
Received from VIM. II. Feeser for
old planks-...-...- ..-....-...-....-.- 10 /
Received from Wrought Iron
Bridge Co. old bridge-......-..-... 10. 20 .
Received from K. " kooRtE. old
nI,nks ...,.................... -
Received dividend on Meadow
Branch Turnpike Stock....-....... 500
.t- {
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THE WEST STORM SWEPT.
Crops Destroyed and Bridges Torn
to Pieces Over a Wide Stretch OF
Country.

CINCINNATI, Ono, Aug. 1l.-De
spatches from various points in Southern
Ohio and Northern Kentucky show that
last night storm was one Of unusual Sc
verify. Everywhere it was accompanied
by an unusual electric display. Small
streams were quickly flooded, and great
damage done to corn and tobacco crops.
Bridges were swept away, and numerous
losses from lightning are reported. At
Dover, Ky, over foar inches of rain fell.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, Aug. IL
During a severe storm at a. m. today
lightning struck the store of W. II. Smith
Hardware Company, four story building
In few minutes the building was in flames
and soon destroyed Paulus Reps and
Berry's restaurant, three story buildings,
both had their contents destroyed. The
loss will easily reach $3.50, 600.
Lee Logan, hose reel driver, while go
ing to the fire, was thrown from the reel
and dangerously hurt.
CALDWELL, ONO, Aug. 11.-At 4
O clock this morning heavy cloudburst
visited the eastern part Of this (Noble)
county, doing an inestimable amount OF
damage to corn and tobacco crops. 1t is
feared that much stock has been drowned.
At 10 O. clock the water was still five feet
over the BeIlaire, GAINESVILLE and Cincin
natl Railroad tracks at Harkins Station,
and through trains have been abandoned.
Much of the track is known to be washed
out.
FERGUS FALLS, MINI, Aug. IL
A hail storm passed through strip of
country four miles south of here last night
Two-thirds of the grain had been cut, but
that still standing was ruined. The hail
was accompanied by violent wind, which
blew down barns and outbuildings. No
loss of life is reported.
BEssEMER, Mich, Aug IA fierce
wind and rain storm last night tore the roof
from the electric light plant, destroyed sew
eral business houses and moved about TWEEN
ty-five dwellings and the opera house from
their foundations. The mines are all closed
down for want of light.
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~ ENERAL STATEMENT
" OF
Expenditures for Carroll County
for the Fiscal Year Ending
June 3Oth, 1899.

The following will show the amount of taxes
levied for the year 1899, at As cents on each
500 valuation, also the amount levied at 80
cents on each 500 valuation for Foreign
Securities in the several districts, and the
amount due from other sources for county
purposes; also the amount of the road tax
levied for the several districts of the county
as per Chapter 1914, Section l42, Laws of
1892; also the amount paid out for work done
on county roads in the several districts, with
amount paid per diem Road Commissioners:
Amount of Taxes Levied at 40 Cents
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Jno. Milton Reifsnider States At
tOrley.
Miscellaneous cases, trial fees aud
cases before magistrates from
Jan 4, 1898, TO Jan. 8, 1899 Gee. S2,7II.7 70
Interest Account.
Interest on County Certificates .......S 42s.75
Interest on Carroll County Repair
Bonds. 200 90
Sc0S
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Maryland Hospitals for the

Sl.6S9. IL
Maryland Hospitals for the Insane.
For medical attention, board, &c.,
for patients confined in said In
stitutions from Carroll county
for the year 1898 at $3.50 per
year:
Hospital No. l, Spring Grove. S29lS.G5
>. Springheld.......... 1862. 50
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week days only
Z To land Baltimore Passengers only.

Leave HsECrStowu 643 a. m, Potomac ave. GA,
EigCmont 5.l6, Blue Mountain 715, Buena Vista
spring I'D, Blue Ridge summit 723. Thurmuut
5.Sy diminishing 10. Rocky Ridge az, Frederick
30. Bruceyiiie 80, Union Bridge SCI New Wind
Sor Sll. Westminster S24, Glyndou s52 Owings'
Mill 300, SudbroCk FarS 9.0S. Walbrook 9i7, Full
ton 9,l9 Penua. ave. g2l, Union 926, Hileu 9.3l.
Returning leave Hilleu 3.E3. Union 81 Penna.
ave &;o, Fulton &Si, W8lbroOk $50, Westminster
L3i New Windsor 80. Union Bridge al. Bruce
vile 45S. Frederick els. Thurmout SIP. Blue
Ridge summit 529. Buena Vista Spring 5.42, Blue
Mountain $50, Edgcmont $50. Potamac ave. els,
EIquar.t1yvu & Il n IN
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WAL PAPER WALL PAPER

Up-;a.da,c Paper Hangers and Wall Parrr
DEALER. Ns don't claim 10 be the ou.y Hru
iu The county that carry a stock ut Wall
Paper, bat Va arr, as everybody Nunvs, the
largest DEALER. We buy good, dgrcel trow
the factory ia-i as cheap a. these New York
Wall Paper Stores that Say they give vug
Paper O; $ cents per p.sce. We 30 she same
aud yog DON pas %, ans freight. Il es~ts
more 90 do business ja d large city, aui taes
don give goods assay and live at the sane
tame. We al 3aut li..e profit
We wurs A. cheap as any ot fae Paper
Hangers, ~bea yea take lHalsty ~ grpj. into
consideration. ADD have best facilities fer aa-
.ag SD. We age prompt
We carry q i3ur o' ch~s. read made Wan
ios Shades ans. make them l1 order
Look gs ur, examine our good, anI yaa
vail then come 60 the conclusion that wg sge
up "a the times. ssls-Nors dome anywhere in
the c1augy S5,h1Ii extra charge. Write 20 Us.
MATTHEWS & MYERS,
81 Fast Main street;
declu Westminster. Nd
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on sunday trains VIII leave HiGen Station AZ 9.35
a. and Is y IN. Westminster Ills Il. m. III y.
III, arriving az Union Bridge at ll.i5 m and / so
p. IN. Lave BruccvilIe 6.45a. N. and Union Bridge
AZ 65s a, and SIS p m.- Westminster 20 a,
Aud = p IN, arriving at Hilen Station at 9O7 q.
IN and 90 p, N.
Frederick Division PeunSy lyauia x. L. Daily CN-
cept sunday Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile AT SIS So and 1910 a. and 5.GS and -
.. III Trains Tor Taneytowu. Liitlestown and
p.
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore, daily, except sunday at - a. m and
So D. M Through cars for Getty sburg and inter-
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily, excep,
sunday, at 30. n u. III
Passengers io- and from Cherr' Run Williams
port T. Y. and intermediate points from AMI for
stations east Of HagcrStOwu, change at HagersoWn.
orders for baggage calls be left at Ticket
Otice. No. III East Baltimore street. Baltimore
J. NJ. HOOD General Manager.
JUL b. II. GEIswoLD Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
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traffic.
Close connection with the trunk line railroads.
iaSuriug convenience 10 the traveller aud quick
Fifteen Commodious and handsomely fitted out
steamers. Comfortable state Rooms. Good Cuisine.
Polteattendancc. schedule in effect Dec. 50th 1895.
steamers leave Piers > and - Light Street
Railway Division pier No. i.)-7 a. m. and 40
?. IN, daily except saturday and sunday; Satur-
day only, 100 a. m and 80 p m, sunday only
80 a. m, for Claiborne and intermediate stations
Freight received at Pier No 1 Light street. daily
until i130 D. III. No freight received on sunday.
ChoptInS River Line ?. m, daily, except
sunday, for Easton, oxford, Cambridge and land
iugs 70 Denton Returning. leave Denton ut Il
III daily, except saturday, Cambridge, ?. m.
oxford, 100 p, m; Easton $50 p m arriving in
Baltimore at a. III.
Wieomico River Line P. m, every. Tuesday,
THURSDAY and saturday for Wingate'S Point,
Deals Island and landings 10 salisbury. Return
ing leave salisbury AT 80 ?. II. every Monday
Wednesday and Friday, arriving in Baltimore at Q
NGnticoke River Linc.-5 P. N. every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday for Deals Island, and land
iugs 10 Seafori, Del Returning leave Seaford at
L O'Clock noon Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
arriving in Baltimore at a. m.
Great Wicomico River Lne.--(Pier No 81 . p
m. every Tuesday Thursday and saturday Tor
landings on Great Wicomico River, Dividing, In
dian Dymer's and Antipoison Greeks % Eubanks,
Va. saturday trip extends TO Milford Haven.
Piankutank River Lue.-(Pier g. . p. M, Mon
day, Wednesday ami Friday, for landings on Mil
ford Haven and PiankaNnk River 70 Freeport, Va.
steamers from south street Pier:
Pocomoke River Lines p. m, Tuesday and
Friday for Crisfeld 'iausler Island, onaneock, and
landings 10 Focomoke ti.y and Snow Hill
Messongo River Lines % Pm, Monday ana
CheScOneSseX, Hunting Greek and MesSongo
Occohaunock River Line.-5 p m, every WedneS-
day and Sunday for CrlSfeld, Pungoteague, Nandus
l. 4. JoYNEs. General Superintendent,
r NrRDOCK. General Passenger Agent
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s7,cs95
State Witnesses.
Sundry Attorneys
S8O997
Orphans Court.

Jacob Rinehart, Chief Judge.........S 5000
VIM Y Frizzell, Associate Judge. 4l6.O0
Albert Schaeffer, Associate Judge, 4l6.O0
Jos. d. Brooks, Regis;- r . Wills. 1000
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SLATE.
LUMBER,

DOORS Viii Work Diamond Wall CEMENT
rsteru- AGRICULTURAL IMP EMENTS Vulcan Chilled PLOWS,
sold and
IN the sale made
Sole Carroll for the cee
SCHUYLER WAGONS the best farm Wagon in the
IDEAL BINDER the i-hte running and
market to-day The only machine equipped with ball
and ROLLER ulr
shaft prn. i1nc platform Decng Binder attachment
andh balance double which make the perfect
auic he before
and WAGONS horse WAGONS,
ans ARROWS Hos CORN ANFERS HAY FORKS
complete TEpDERS Field ROLLERS Riding aud Walking CUI
ATORS Triple Fuck Co
ENGINES TRANSFERS MILLS, Satisfaction
rr,r,pt,,I every article TTleth1ua No
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The County Commissioners of Carroll coun-
ty will meet at their office, in Westminster,
every MONDAY in AUGUST, 1899, for the tran
saction of business. By order,
JOHN Z. MASENHIMER,
aug5 Clerk.
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baltimore, CHESAPEAKE d
ID ATLANTIC RAILWAY co.

Water and Rail Routes TO Ocean city and all points
on the Chesapeake Bay.
FOR HEALTH FOR PLEASURE.
FOR BUSINESS
Unexceled facilities fo- both passenger ana freight
traffic.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-08-11
RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE.

IN looking back upon the three last weeks of our business
We el q Just degree Of pride ii the many thousand article,
vs. nay been able to give the people At far less than any com
petlfIon mas dared 10 quote. \ comparison OF our Dri,,>
WIN those OF any other viii be a correct index to the extra
value !" s nave been giving and which we shall continue Il
SNt ms people over any other concern. NlnV thousand bar
gains 81 real merit are passed over our counters every day to
eli IN the silent logic OF truth, where il neadq uartcrS for
every bargain hunter IN this town. The great rush that has
oetn gong on within our store Is a correct index TO the one
idSt that the people VIII buy wherever they find the larger
Inducements. Our aim Is. for the future. to more thorourh-
y convince the heSltatlnG that We have the ability To meet
any competition. Not that sc have numerous millions to
BACK u (no merchant IN tins town has that. but from the
leverage we have IN our method of buving. We are the sole
representative at this place Of one Of the largest wholesale
auction concerns in the world. Much of our goods are OBJ
tanned II this manner, and II competition forced US to give
our entire stock away, we would certainly lose less than any
other concern. We shall not be forced to give it away. how
ever. but tor the coming two weeks We Will give YOU a last
opportunity to have all odds and ends Of our last three weeks
sales At even less than We Closed upon them.
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Mr.. GEO. T. HARpER's In
VENTIoN.
Mr.. George +. Harper. of
Lemon, has Just secured a
patent on a most lngeniouslv
constructed adjustable extern
sion ladder for climbing tele-
graph and telephone poles,
SAYS the LenOir correspond
ent OF the Charlotte OLSc1-fI.
The principal on which thi,
ladder works is just the re-
verse OF all the old forms Of
ladders. Instead of RESTING,
on the ground. it can be suS-
pended from any point on a
pole, and It IS impossible for
1t to slip or to rock while in
use. One of these ladders
Will safely support a weight
OF 900 to 500 pounds, Will not
weigh over Il to Is pounds,
and can be adjusted in an in
slant to a pole Of any dimen-
sion, and Is easily detached
and portable. The Lenoir
Telephone Company, in which
Mr.. Harper IS interested, has
had these ladders in constant
use for a few months past,
and finds them far superior in
every respect to the old-tash-
Toned 'spurs which are
strapped to the leg.
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Much in Little--Much Value, Little OUTLAY.
ANOTHER GREAT CUT
NTHE REMAINING ODDS AND ENDS.

Remember. the items herein are of actual count. and mock
ageraton, either, If price. quantity or quality. We give YOU
this 1nducemtnt to buy with the sole view OF clearing out for
our fall stock. You can t afford to miss this sale.
GREAT BIG JOB.-Al our remaining s.. $3.50 and i
Pants now reduced to the marvelou>lv low price Of s.. 50.
IMMENSE Broken lot Shoes. cant Be beat.
value 81 80, now at Csc; lot value s. and SOS. now at :. SO.
\ sumner Ladies' Shoe, guaranteed solid leather. brrken
lots while they last now al Sc.
RECORD REAkE The remaining Of all our Gro
cerie> must be closed. Soda per lb. lc; Laundry Soap per
cake 1c; Coffee. roasted, per h. &c; Rio Coffee, 10 lbs. for
Sl.O0. Everything proportinnate1y low.
TINWARE AT STARTLING VALJE Covered Buck
cts each e; Pint Cup, each lc. The remaining Of every
thing IN this line proportionatelv low.
\ THING OF BEAUTY.-Fiu Lee Bicvcle-loycIie,t
wheel on the market. fully guaranteed, tointroducen now S25.b7.
~TRUNKS.-Our line, 70 close. 1t far below cost.
p Envelopes for 1c; a sheets good Pen
Paper for Is; 9 Falcon Pen Points &; % Marble, for Il:
good Ink for g. Novels. soc edition, now loc; 25c edition
6. Big line Pen and Pencil Tablets At equal value. Good
Peneil, !. , and i for L.
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~. Lantern.

>. G., Lantern.
Much has been said RECENTLY
the negotiations in Car
..u and NorthWe>tern Rail
Is. stock and bonds. \
tcalot curiosity has been
ted ~ to who is behind
men that have been CON
e.ag the negotiations. if
body Is behind them.
uy suspected that The whole
.r.g wa, 4 local scheme look
10 speculation. Again
nave heard that others
a. "Eed the trade had fallen
cough. We can say now,
m the best authority. that
g trade has been consum-
ted, the conditions have
een complied with, and the
aforjtv Of the bond, and
stock Of the road has been
faced i'm the handso Of General
William \. Barber, Represents
ag thepurchaser,. The pur-
.alorr>I Well that is another
question. They are not Cen
end IIoke or the Seaboard or
t.. Southern or any other
system IN TIL, sections or any
body connected with any Of
them, but they are real folks,
New York parties, that have
money, as much of it as the
Southern or anVot these other
systems, and they are going
e, leteIop the property; that
is what they boughtit for, and
tleE are not going to be long
about 1t.
General Barber for it is
from HIM that we get our IN
formation expresses the hope
tlat the change means much
good for Chester.
This is all the public is pre-
Hared torat present but It IS
not All that is to it.
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...tK SHELL. s>R.. DEAD.

AEON SHE'LL. SR., DEAD.
The Lemon correspondent
the Charlotte ObSC1VC1,
-..er date Of Aug. Sth. says:
Aaor Shell. ST., died here
-.~s night. This i the remov-
#t one u the old landmarks.
Shell was born IN this
-acE III 1873. During the
a@.40ug Of the State Hospital
Aurganton he was for >ev-
years III Chargcotimport-
work there. and Is CLOSELY
11cd with all the earlier
-..1oG~ Of this town. He
10y Years a faithful mem
=. the Methodist Church:
.a"..tar hgureWill be missed
t.o town and community.
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Sale Of Land
FOR TOWN TAXES.

BY virtue of levies made bv
me for default IN payment Of
town taxes for 1897, | will sell
at auction, for cash, at the
Court House door in Morgan
ton, n. c., on Monday, Sept.
4th, 1899, the various lots and
parcels OF land herein named.
The whole Of each tract or
contiguous BODY Of land be-
longing to delinquentS Will be
set up for sale at the same
time and the bid Will be struck
off to him who Will pay the
amount Of taxes, with all ex-
pense,, for the smallest part
Of SAID land. The purchaser
must pay the amount due on
the spot or the land will be
Immediately resold.
Each tract Will be sold IN
the order named below, and
the sale viii continue from
dav to day until all IS dis
posed OF.
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Rufus Avery, lots SIS 90
Joseph II. Avery, lot 80
Geo. Avery. | lot 80
Clearance Bowman. l lot 90
Rebeoca Berry, | lot p
Marshal Correll, ! lot 6S
James Caldwell. ! lot ) 10
Ann Caldwell. | lot Is
Sheets 4 Erwin, lot II >
\ Evans. ! lot 5 81
Isaac Fltmming. lot 10
]. c.. Halliburton, | lot 81
]. d. Pitts, | lot s.
+. f. Reid. , lots 81
James II. Shade, lot 500
Hennit Scott. lot 80
w. \. Tanner, lot 81
]. 5. Zimmerman. ! lot o.
". 7. Hudson. / lots So
". II. Hester. lot W,
Elizabeth Mottltt, | lot 81
]. NJ. Small, / lot Is
Alex. w. Wilson. lot IL $
JNO. MARTIN,
Acting Tax Collector.
Aug. Il, 1899.