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Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

Wednesday, February 8, 1889.
the following described Personal Property:
STOCK-Bay horse, Don. years old good
worker and driver; Sorrel mare '-Topsy,' 6
years old good worker and driver. sorrel horse
rGenerai, D years old promising horse for
either working or driving. Sorrel mare, years
old, an excellent road mare. 5orrel mare.
Nancy g. foalded May =, 1898, of Othello and
Patchen stock. is natural PAGER, gentle road
mare, can be driven by lady, has never been
handled day. but would go fast if trained, has
not fault and is fearless of all objects; any one
wanting race or road mare should not overlook
Nancy G." Erin Maid. bay mare, white
stripe on face, one white stocking behind. .foaled
June 3. 1890, bred and owned by Bettswood
stock farm sire Erin t4372) record 2.2454 by Bel
mont (t4l. dam Eyentide, dam of Evermond,
, 2414 by WoOdford Mambrino 3.45: second dam
vara dam of Vatican. 2.2914, by Hambletonian
10. She is in foal by Ethan Woodruff whose ped
igree win be furnished at sal also peoigrees of
all other horses.
16 cows, / bull - These COWS are all
young of Holdstein and Jersey stock, some with
calves by their side, others close springers; the
and Jersey Red. There are some extrd ine sows
suitable for breeding purposes. Wagon ana i'm
plements-Two new buggies, Columbus make
hack wagon. 2 moving machines, Wood and
Adriance make; horse rake, with seed sOTer
Harness-Four sets single carriage harness. sets
new; sets double carriage harness, 2 sets half
chain harness. set cart harness. Hay grain,
etc. One hundred bus. corn on cob. tons
timothy hay, 10 tons COW hay 5 tons hot-bed hay.
Lot OF barrels, lot ofoid ircn and other articles
TO numerous to mention. Household goods
Two sofas. hair cloth covered chairs, plush
rocking do, msrble top stands.
Sale to begin at / O'Clock m, sharp
| CONDITI0NS-A credit of months will be
| given on all sums of $40 and upwards by giving
note with approved security bearing interest
after 80 days payable in bank. All sums under
| $40 cash. The sale will be positive, as my
meadow has gone to the tide
HUGH McGLINCY.
/ D. Usinger, Auet
James Sweeten,
James McGhncy, Clerks. i-26-99-2ts
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
West Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad.

On and after OCTOBER 4, 1895, trains will
leave Woodbury. as follows:
For Phiis, 5.54, esf, 7.27, 7.45. Sc. $50. s.os.
1000, II 10 a. m 1o2. l. 12. 25s. 4.0i, 4.5J, 5-l6,
6.S5, sos, $50, 7,i6, 1908 and ll0S p. m. On
Sundays. 8 y. S.45 q. m. sos, 5.2S, 546, e4D,
li.O5 p. m
For Swedesboro, 81 S48, li.35 q. M, 2-0s, 4.S5
all, 7.05. Sundays. $50, q. m, 5.02 p N.
For Glassboro. $780, ss4. s47 o04, II. 81
a m 1884 26 3,4S. 5.04, "a, 544. 6.S2, oS, oS
10 AZ, 217 night On Sundays, S.s5, a. M. 8 ~
For Vim, la I'd and Mnlville, 6 50s.45a. M, 1874
u. 5.s4. 9.ds pm. Sundays, 800, 6.s5 a. M.
5 sS p. m.
For Cape May, 9s4 a. m, 34s p. M Sun
days. s35. 925 a.
For Atlantic City. SAT a. m, 3 4sp.m. Sundays
IS a M, 5 80 p. N.
For Maurice River and points on Maurice
Branch SAT a. s. A p ls "a saturdays oniy].
Sundays, 5.5s p NJ.
For Sea Isle City and Ocean City, s.24 q.
m. S.43. On Sundays, s.25 a. M
For Salem (via Clsssboro and Elmerl e.47 a NJ
35s p. N. Via Swedesboro, 652, S.4s, lid g. N
205, AS. GIL, p m. On Sunday, $50 a. m-' o'V<'
p. m.
For Bridgeton, $50. s.47 a. m, 1884, s,6s, s7'
e3s p m Sunday SIS q. M. SS p m
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Phila.. for Woodbury., $40, 800, $40
s9O ll.Qo, a. M. 1900 noon; l 80, so, $40
$50, 40. 4.30, 5 %, 5 90 h.40, 500, ESQ z 90
800, 1915. 1l.45 p. IN. On Sundays, 500, o.l5
q. M, 12.s0 800, $50 1000 D. M
Leave Swedesboro, 5.2S. 7.20, sos. 9 80 q. m,
1898, 40, 8 y .. m. Sundays, 80 a. m, 45S.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
Epworth Leaaue cenyentIon.

The annual convention of the New
Jersey Conference Epworth League " ill be
held In the Broad way NJ. &. church. Cam
den, n. j.. on the 18th and 17th of Feb
rusry. The opening exercises of the first
named date, at 7 80 p. M, will be highly
interesting as Chaplain Cassard, of the u
IS. Battle Ship Indiana, will deliver the
address, following which. public recep.
tion will be rendered to the Board of Control.
This organization is composed of over
200 Chapters at the Epworth League, con-
rected with the different Methodist Epis-
copal churches within the bounds of the
New jersey Conference, and which have
an aggregate membership of between
Is, 600 and 20 .000
Delegates from all these churches are
entitled to the Convention, for whose comfort
the Epworth Leagues, of Camden City, are
making extensive preparations.
The programmed, one of real merit, is
made up of many addresses, conference on
every branch work, an "0ld fashioned
Methodist Loye-feast," and various praises,
prayer and social meetings. Among the
speakers will be Bishop VIM X Ninde, of
Detroit, Mich Rev DR.. Cadman, the
eminent orator and preacher, of New York
City Rev. Thomas MartindaIe, D. D.. OF
Delaware; Rev. Charles M. Boswell, Supt
of the Philadelphia Forward movement
and other prominent ministers and laymen
The Convention gives every promise oi
being great success.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

We thank friends in Pasadena, Col.
for copies of the Star, of that city. dated
January II and 19. containing interesting
accounts of the opening of the annex to the
beautiful Hotel Green, the finest hotel in
the world; also, Of an anniversary reception
to its owner, Col. G. G. Green. of our city
attended by fifteen bundled of the elite Of
Southern California. We regret that space
fOrbids proper notice of the grand oc-
casions.
Midnight robbers have been operating
in Woodbury. the past week with con-
siderable success go far az detection 10
concerned, for they are still at large, yeI
the boody has not been great. On Mon.
day night they took an overcoat and gloves
from ex-postmaster Abbott, and the same
night $50 overcoat from Samuel Snyder
on Maple street. On Tuesday night they
entered Mr.. Schauffel's house on Popular
avenue, and got two boxes of cigars and {
pair OF shoes.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02


to the Camden County Aims House, quarter
mile from Grenloch Station, on
Wednesday, February Is, 1899,
the fol lowing described STOCK AND UTEN-
SILS:
II years old, gentle and kind in all harness,
Norman stock; bay mare, i2 years old, will
work 10 anything; ! bay horse, s years old.
The three bays are all large and good TO wo X to
any thing; one dark gray colt, coming years
old. fine animal, broken to single and double
harness.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES-Thr 2-horse
heavy WACO "a some of them as good as new; !
cut-under truck shelving and wagon. 4 in tread,
built by French, of Maple Shade, n. j.. one OF the
best builders In the State; cart. stalk cart, one
s-seat surrey, leather top and cloth lined, with
| pole and shafts, almost as good as new;
: spindle wagons
| HARNESS-Six sets OF half-ehain harness, set
of double carriage harness, cart harness, collars,
b-idles, lines trace chains, etc.
IMPLEMENTS - Two moving machines, one
sower, hay seddeF. iron roller. riding cuttivas0r
Bateman make; 2 sets Of hay sheiTings plows
harrows, cutiyat0rs. and many other articles
not mentioned. 100 bushel corn on the cob, 4
lbs TO the busheI.
Said TO begin atone o'clock, p. m
C0NDITIONS-A credit of months VIII bs
given on all sums over so by giving note witt
approved security payable in the First NatlonA
Bank of WOODBURY.. ten dollars ($10} and undel
cash. Sale positive as | have leased my farm.
JOHN WILKINS.
REAL ESTATE will be offered for sale OF
the same day about ~ acres Of land In GamdeI
County, known as the II. Wilkins Mari Pitts, vii
Jhere for sale at o clock, p. M
B. F. Sickler Auct JOHN WILKINS.
2-299-2ts. Atty.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
Stock, Farming Utensils
AND OTHER PERSONAL PROPERTY


One bay mare years, sound, kind and gentles one
pay mare years, sound and gentle, Will work any
where, good team; one COW, fresh about the mid
die Of March, yesrpg catf, two-h0rse heavy wagon.
one-norse 40 cart, buggy, express wagons Osborne
mower. corn marker, tWc-horse plowe. ona- horse
60 failow harrow single harrow. eafgstors vine
turner, eWlngletrees, water ca6k. t0mafQ blocker.
corn sheller, hay cutter. grinGstone, avn mower
sEoyes. hoes. seythes. sets heavy harness, set
single d5-, set carriage harness, set do nearly new
cart harness. sets hTness. double and singe lines
collars, brides hal sre, trsee aud other chains lot
OF posts, weed aud old iron, 800 bushels corn, 20
bushels rye. tons rye straw. tons hay, tons Of
second crop bay, lima bean seed, wax beans, 30
heaps fodder, lot of bean poles cylinder stove,
splendid range, pots kefIles ehu-n and horss, 100
good laying hens, 10 roosters, and many other
articles.
Sale to commence at O'Clock D. N.
Conditions liberal and viii be make known at
sale oy
JOS. ". LEIGH.
D. Wilmer Brown, Auct. Agent
Job !. Haiues. Clerk. l-z4
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

One suit walnut furniture. feather bed and
bedding, SO yards OF Ingram carpet. stair car
pets and rods. wardrobe, window shades. l
parlor stove, d0zan cane seat chairs bed.
steads. 2 rocking chairs, ch Ice range In good
condition, Singer sewing machine. good as
new: good market baskets. clothes do, yds
oil cloth. one yard wide; l solid mahogany
extension table, / parlor lamp. sofa. pipe
organ. IS yards rag carpet. Office stove, gRso-
ne stoYe. New Process, dining-room fable.
good clock lamps bureau, lot Of pot flowers
/ wheelbarrpw,l saussge cutter and suffer 2 To d
cans--50 and rs pounds; ten-gallon lard kettle,
one 20-galion copper kettle. washing machine
and wFinger. cedar wash tubs. cedar pork
barrel, hams lot dishes. cooking utensils.
arrel large sweet potatoes large cupboard,
hoes fork. shovels, barrels, baskets, eomfnoie,
stand. lot stove wood, posts, axe, haschet, 2
looking glasses. half4dozen Windsor chairs large
zIuc | set Mrs PotG 4 cold handled fat iroas,
sad irons trowels, large lot line Bnd Cochin
chickens. thoroughbred Scotch Collie dog 2
years cid. nnoleum HO0r cloth yards square,
lot boxes boards, aud many other articles TOO
numerous to nentlon
Sale to commence at one o'clock, sharp.
C0NDTTf0ES-Gash
Jos 4 sickler. Auctioneer s2sag to
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

TO Whom 1t 1fay Concern
In accordance With the State law approved
March IS, 1862, in reference to mad dogs, and by
the advice and consent of the Council of the
City of Woodbury., as per resolution passed
January 81 1899. +. Samuel Fl. Ladd, Mayor os
the City OF Woodbury.. one day after the date OF
this proclamation. do hereby authorize the
destruction Of all dogs, male and female, found
running At large within the limits OF the city,
except such as shall be properly muzzied with a
wire muzxie about the nose securely fastersd,
until the i4th DAY Of March next Nothing In
this proclamation shall apply to q dog or dogs of
nonresident passing through thesGily accom-.
panied by the owner or owners OF such dog or
dogs The poliee officers OF the City are hereby
authorized and instructed. Aud all other persons
are authorized to shoot all dogs male or seFnale.
found runnES at large within the limits Of ths
City. contrary to this proclaim alcn
Signed aud proclaimed this First day of Feb.
ruary. A. D. 1892
SAMUEL III LADD
22-99 Mayer.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
SIXTH AND MARKET, PHILA.
vENDuE-
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ssh. ,ass.

On the Homestead Farm. late Of Francis Carrier, de-
ceased situate on the Harmony Road. one-haH
mile from MleketoD. in East Greenwich Townskip
G oueeeter County. N j. the Ylin,sinr dsacrii,sd e,
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

farm Of from Sc to 100 acres 10 fsaf os
fafm oa shares Apply This OFFICE
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

70 i3sure happy new year. keep the liver
fjeag and the body vigorous by using DeWttt's
eoflstspatien and liver troubles. Alfred 8. Mar
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
XTENDUE.
Personal Property

STOCK--1 pair good bay horses, soFrel horse
gray horse, Alderney COW, l Jers ey cow botl
viii be fresh In the early Spring; fine yearline
heifer SOW ahd pigs, SOW Will farroy by day
OF sale, Poland China stock.
HAY and GRAMS tons crab grass hay, Tor
timothy and herd, tons wheat straw. l25 bus
corr, I8 baskets pop corn, $50 truck baskets, AZ
hot -bsd sash, hof-bed Iomber and frames
WAGONS and d1MPLEMENT6-Tsu mex shelving
with top and brake; heavy farm wagon, ~ inch
tread cart, nea ly rev, hack wagon, cuttel
wagon, hay shelving, two horse plows. one
horse do. cutivators, gang pow. DaFnel
marker. fallow harrow horse rake. vine cutter
grindstone. Harooon fork. rope aud blocks
guano drill sposEing boards, sLy6hes, single and
double trees, Paris green sitttrs, forks, shovel:
hoes. rakes, etc
HARNESS = Two sets he w team harness
with breeching: carriage harness, cart do
hridies collars, lines and haiters dy-nets. good
shelving cover trace, breast, cow and drag
chains, lot corp knives
Sale to begiu al o'clock. sharp
sums over w JOIN REpFIELp, Agent
I. P. Knisell, Atlct. ! &c 20 xt
At The same time and place will be sold fol
cash the following household s0ods;-2 he'd
room Suits with marble-top bureau and wash
stand; hedstead. hair Mattress bed springs. 2
lows, brussels and ingram carpet. stair carpets
oil cloth, bolster and pillow cases dishes and
glassware Of all kinds; WASH beach, sad irons
large mirror. lot pictures, lamps knives and
forks lot bed Blankets clothes and other baskets
pots, r. as and kettles. and many other aEtielei
ST John REDFIETD. Agent
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

SHNeess Comes to those who persevere. II
yon take Hoods Barsaprilia faithfully and per.
sistentlys according to directions, you may de.
dend upon cure When cure y possible
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
PUBLIC SALE or
Real Estate and Personal PrOpartY
The subscriber win offer for sale, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY s 1900

The subscriber win offer for sale, on
MONDAY, FEBRuARY 6, 1899.
Atshis residence in Gloucester Township. Cam
den County. on the public road leading fiom the
Wilhamstown and Good Intent Turnpike, to the
Berlin and Cross Keys road about III lille north
east from Cross Keys, on what is known as
The Jonas Rean Farm, all the following de-
scribed Farm, Stock aud Farming Implements,
etc
Farm of 10 Acres
adjoining Thomas Scott, James johnson, Jr.,
and josef Mcdonald. has q 7-rOom house, barn
with stabiings for horses and COWS, and all
other necessary out-bnildipgs. Laud Is In good
statesof cultivation. Clear title Farm viii be
| offered at 3 d, m
| SToCK-Consisting of 2 heavy horses. good
cows, heifer. Ia shoats, and lot of chickens
WAGONS AND HARNESS -One 2-holse 4
1 inch tread wagon, 1-horse market wagon, 4-seat
carriage, cutter and cart, double and single
sets OF harness. set cart harness. blanksts, etc.
| FARMING IMPLEMENTS = One new chain
| gear Jones mowingt machine, horse rake, Oar
1 nell marker, one and two horse plows. scratch
harrow, hoe harrows, seed drill. wheelhoe
/ Paris greener, seed sower wheeIbaTrow, pair OF
good heavy shafts, grindstone. complete set OF
wheelright TOOLS shovels, rakeS. forks, chains,
drags, sDgle-tFeeS, baskets coops. thousand
| cedar bean poles, 800 dahlia roots, and numer
Gus other things too tedious too mention
| HAY AND GRAIN-Lot hay. lot straw. i5(
bush. corn. rye acres corn In shock, lot stalks
| 80 loads manure.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Furniture, churns
milk pals and pans, and etc, Everything viii
| positively be sold, as TIM going TO quit farming
sale 70 commence at u o'cloek,. sharp.
| CONDITIONS of Farm made known at time o.
1 sale On Personal Property credit of months
will be given on sums Of $40 aud upward inter
1 est from date by giving notes with approved
security payable at the Firss National Bank o.
Woodbury.. ALI sums under Sl0 cash at Gloss
/ Of sale. ANTHONY A. PETROSKY.
1 B. f. Sickler, Auct
E. M. Murphy, CLERK. 1-26 99-2ts.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

House with some ground, good place for poul
try. FOR SALE-Fresh COW, 900 bus corn
very fine. no nuhbins, price SO per bu
s-a-2t ANDES e. BUDD, Woodbury.. n. ].
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02

EOM RENT

House on West Centre ST., No. %, rooms.
House on West Centre st., No 81, 6 rooms
House on West German ST., No. 81. rooms
House on West German ST., No. AZ. rooms.
Apply to
MRS. ]. Z. LUPToN,
2s-99tf Woodbury., N. j..
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
pIEU.

HILYARD-In willi,mstown, N. ]. January "a
1899. Elizabeth, wife Of Jeremiah Hiilard, aged
h5 yeard.
TOWNSEND--In Woodbury., on January rs, le9a
Harry, son of Joseph and Bessie Townsend
agsd months and 2s days.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
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MnRRiFn

EASTLA LACK-MULLEN--At Thorofare, January
Is. 1899. by Rev Isaac L. Fowler, John East
lack. Jr., aud Miss Ema C. Muller both o
Tnorofare.
SHOEMAKER - SIMPKINS - On Wednesday
evening. January IS, 1893, at the Baptist Par
sonage- Mullica Hill, by Rev. ] ]. Davies, Mr
Harry L. Shoemaker and Miss Agnes, S. Simp
kins, both Of Redwood, n. J.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
XrEND DUE
win be sold at public sale. on
Monday, February i3. 1899
STOCK AND UTENSILS

at the residence OF the subscriber. on the road
leading from Clayton to FranklinYille about Il
mile from Clayton, known as the John NJ Moore
farm, all the following described
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
Other Correspondence see second page.
Fire al MT. Roxal

FITS At NIX. HoYaI'
The general store of Joseph W. Gill, al
Mt. Royal, was destroyed by FIRE shortly
after midnight on Tuesday night The
building is the prope' ty of VIM. S. Green.
Mr.. Gill occupies the building as a resi-
dence, and it was with difficulty that even
the family vas saved. His stock of store
and household goods was alm ost complet,
loss.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
XTENDUE.

VIII be sold at public sale at the residence of
the subscriber, on the road leading from Bridge
port to Pennsgroye, about 25z miles from Bridge
port, at New Bridge, on
Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-02
VENDUE.

Will be sold at public sale on the farm of the
subscriber, on the road leading from Turnerville
! to the Camden County Aims House, one-quarter
mile from Grenloch Station on
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-03-24
1000 Democrats Coming.

Two thousand Democrats are ex-
pected to attend the banquet in this
city March 30th. The festival of ora
tory and eatables will take place In
the new library hall at the state
house and Major a. p. Shreve is al
ready at work decorating and prepar-
ing ter the feed.
George Crane, Otto Kuehne and
Geo. B. Payne were appointed as a
committee to represent the CONNER
cial club in entertaining the Bourbons
and they have designated Major
Shreve to take charge of the arrange
ments.
The Democrats expect to make this
the banner gathering of the kind in
the annals of Kansas politics.
Topeka State Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-03-24

looking for something extra, but it
far surpassed all their expectations,
and they pronounced it JOE DNDY
from top to bottom and from beginning
to ending. While this anniversary
issue of the DEMOCRAT will be read
and admired by hundreds of the
present generation many copies will
be preserved by families as Souviniers
or heir looms and read by generations
vet unborn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-03-24
ASaE SfISEST 81 sS7gHa
EGZZ E|
Heller SHOTS.
From ssBezie Tut

From ''Bezie Tucker.
Spring is with Us and Easter is az
coming.
Kackley and Younkin spent Sun
day in the Bend.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Beyers, from
Clafin, were in our town Monday.
The common school examination
was held in the school building Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Lucas, in
Eureka township, are rejoicing over
the arrival of a charming boy.
Fred Garrett aud Shirl Gould
were callers on the directors of Dist.
SO, Monday, gathering material for
the entertainment at Heller Saturday
night next.
AS a general thing it happens to
most of the young folks when they
cume in contact. to get love sick, and
physician for this case Is not in the
reach of all, so here is good cure:
Take grain of sense, halt grain OF
prudence, a drahm of understanding,
one ounce of patience, a pound Of reso.
luton, handful of dislike, bottle
of courage, intermix them all to-
gether, sweeten it with forgetfulness
and keep this on your brain "a hours,
or according to how bad it effects, and
burn the love-letters if you have any.
This remedy has never been known to
fail on either sex.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-03-24
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Of the Time and Place of Holding a Gen.
eral City Election.
State of Kansas,

County Of Barton tss
City of Crest Bend
The City of Great Bend unto all whom tnest
presents shall come, Greeting:
Know ye, that i, g. n. Moses, mayor of the city
of Greet Bend, in the county of Barton. state O
Kansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested
day April fth 1893 there viii be na seneral et,
election, in said city of Great Bend Kansas and
that the officers 10 be elected at that time a
follows. to-wit.
One Police Judge
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
One city Attorney,
One Treasurer of the board of Education.
One Road oyerseer Street Commissioner
One Marshal,
Two Justices of the Peace
Two Constables
One Councilman in each ward of city
One Member of the Board of Education in eacf
ward of city.
One Member of the Board of Education in the
territory annexed to the city for school purposes
Said election to be conducted in accordance with
the provisions of the general election laws of the
offices enumerated above win be received at the
following places, towit:
First Ward-At County Clerks office.
Second Ward-At room formerly occupied by
Third Ward-At fremont Hotel.
Fourth Ward-At Winterburg s Newcombe's
coal office.
Annexed territory for school purposes-At resi-
The following judges and clerks have been ap
pointed and confirmed to conduct said election.
First Ward--Judges, Mrs. j. S. Dalziel, Mrs. NJ
r.. Rockwell, John Langham: Clerks, Mrs. F. b
Patterson, Slocum Harvey.
Second Ward-Judges, Mrs. Anna Parker, L.
ZImmeht, Geo. W. Buckland; Clerks, j NJ. Butler
Mrs. E. L. Hotchkiss.
Third Ward-Judgee, Mrs. c. B. Morgan, O. A
Martin, James w. Brown; Clerks. o. W. Dawson,
Mrs. John Criily.
Fourth ward-Judges. Mrs. F. B. schuster. Mrs
IL, M Foster. s.: M. Smith: Clerks. Fred New
cOmbe, Geo. Mccall.
School territory annexed to eity-Judges. T. R
Heron, C. l.. NORMAN, s. GwiDn; Clerks, E. E.
Epperson, G. II. Caraway.
In ties timony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand this 18th day of March, A. D., 1899.
SEAL G. n. MOSES Mayor
Attest:
F. E, Brown, City Clerk.