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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
II ~ from Long I.Snr.

We see from different items i'm tho
Herald and News that part of the
county has lately had rain, we have
not hrt q" foriuuntp. cotton docs not
srcm I" suffer, bat If mother rnr.h is
not soon "a'rrr'i Ih- old r,ru miI
, prove II failure.
We notice with pie ,sure our cdto,s
! promotion ard IL lie works Mt bis lew
calling with the same derr.e Of vim,
roi scl"n ni'u"s.;"s ui,ii iiiunuiilIy T.. III
. rs he did for The Herald and News
and the town Of NeA terry, we guaran-
tee him unbpunheh success.
Mrs. Warren Sutar and Mrs. T. G.
Glenn axe sli!i on h ! aicA list, W.. l. ,pe
that the master who directs n,l iEi;,ps
/ will sperdily rtslnre th"nI to hcalih.
Mr. John Adan- aud .on Hnir, nnd
MIR. G 'orge Sp,tts visited at Sir. Frank
Browns lately.
MIR. B. q. Glenn, of the Mpiinhon
section >pe'I, a day at Mr. s. a. J.tprs
last week come ng,iu Bru we are al
ways glai 20 see yru
Mrs. Maggie CHan,ll.r and children
and Miss Mamie Ran,uge of Clinton
arc visiting at Mrs. tier,rud. Kings.
Mrs. Frank Brown met ith IA very
paIniuI nrcIdrnt last week while at
tempting I" srvtra chickens head from
its body She let the AKA slip in some
way ami cut Il fearful cash in her band.
We hope the wnunl will heal speedily,
md that she will not suit'.r any lasting
, Injury ther" from.
Ga last Sabbath evening R.v. w. w.
Orr, who is great fa>orle here,
preached for us at Kings Creek. Qnte
large congregation greeted Mr.. Orr,
and we feel rure they weut away feel
Ing amply repaid for their attendance.
nice little contribution WI, given Mr..
Orr to aid in building his church i'm
Corsicana, Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Watts visited
relatives near Prosperity last saturday
! night and Sabbath.
Dr. Nj. ~. Renwick and daughter,
Miss Mamie, spent the afterno ~ at
their old home near here last week.
Miss Eulalie Suhcr, after Spending
| about two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Cr"mer, hear Mt. Pleasant,
has returned hume
The merry ham of the thresher has
sounded around us his week and many
huSh,l Is Of wheat are now ready for the
new roller mills. There are mary
E"'h features ah,'ui having our
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
Notice Of Final Settle
ment and DISCHARGE.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that will umke u final settle
ilieut "n thc estate of Jac, b tlelund,
dtreased, OH Wednesday, the 2nd dav
of August, y. ID lS99., at II o'ri. ok in
the folenonn in tie rrnha e Court for
NJ" "h"r-N County, =. g, ami w'l' i'm.
m 'h'a!eiy thereafter amply fer |. tiers
D'snIS>nry as Administrator nf >rIt cs.
ate Al! I"'s''l'> ii>rinG claims against
u" s'rh estate VIII render ihr s4mg
nu a'">it' H'h ih"se INDEBTED tn
IN. said estate Viii Jay the >Aine an or
before that tdnte to thr und-r~igmd
+. {. SMITH,
Admini>tra or.
Jul 81; lSl9.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
It la P.r,e. t,y I,sytah,s,

"We have sold many different cough
re NEEDLES, but none has given hctter
eatisfaction than Chambcrlain'y," SAYS
Mr.. Charles lio)zhauci, Druggist.
Newark, N. J. at is perfectly safe and
can be relied upon in all CAKES OF
coughs, coldn or h0arseness. sold by
w. IL. Pelham Druggist.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
National C"nv' ntion EpwOrth League. In
di .nap0iiB, Ind.

On July 18Th and 10Th the Snuthcrn
hallway will sell round trip tickets ~
one fare from all Coupon Stations lin.
tied TO return until july 28th. An OK.
tenn Ion OF this limit rnn be obtained
by dcpositing ticket with Joint Agent,
Indianapolis and payment OF fcc OF SO
cis., until August 20th. This IL al ways
ono OF tho most popular and lurgcly Ht-
tended excursions that occur Annually.
For full information address, or call on
any Agent OF the Southern Hallway,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
"tArrAlN OFTItE EIREMAS'S TEAM lS
SATISFIED.
'rilE NEWRERRT KICK.

'Rrcontly in Tho Nrwpurry Herald
and News has appeared some commune
cations, alleged 70 have been written
hS II Nnwbcrry fireman, in which the
lndrprndrnt and tho Palmetto com
panics Of this city wcro severely crti-
ciscd Tor unfairnrss and sharp practice.
'Fhc Nrwbcrry team won 500 in ono
OF the contests, aud IN nrkno lodging
the receipt Of the umodnL from w. &.
tHthrart. treasurer, the cnDtuin of the
team denies being ia any way RESPONSE
bic for the articles in the local paper,
and indicating that he did not approve
Of thrm."
In reply To this, Capt. /. j. Nuss has
handed us the following:
Mr.. Jno. w. Earhnrdt, President Ex-
rclSiOr Fire Go. No. |.
DEAR SIR: ! notice in the Columbia
RECORD OF yesterday, the .lLh, Il >uuib
IN reference to tournament and our
Keel Team. IL says intimutrd that |
dlSapp"Ovcd OF your statement of un-
fairness shown us in the contests. TO
set the Record right | will s;Ly, as |
have before said, hcurtily approved
your statement, and write up of the
tournament and did not intend to
convey it otherwise.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

Tho local reporter OF The Columbia
Evening Record OF July Ith, has tho
following TO say In Chut papcr, In RCD
gnrd to tho rcrUuL ilromons tOurnu
mcnt In that city, of which 40 much
has already boon written. which will
explain itself:
'rilE Nt.WRERRT KICK"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
Aaalal CouvsH'E'n >oriesy ~ Chri..Ean q Es
teaTo-r De.s Troe- Hich JaL SO
MIA,
July ; 1889.

s'c'- iae &5oge Occasion the Sous6eru
RAILWAY Will se!! IJcSe's July }, :, AID
$40 a. one drs5 class fare toc rountf trip
limited TO return July 2Dsh. An ex-
;eusj''o ot this EIr!i good so August
lj1h ean be obeatEed oy deeoststng
E-tss5 visa Jo!n6 AEeni- Detrios oa or
aeir2rs 5ulY - sni pagmeu3 q fee Of so
';Es. Fats a 5ae onsy opportunity 20
Vttta 'he AXE segioa as ysry !tssla
snsE. For .lsE !af0rmaIt0- apply losuv
AEsus Southern Railway.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

Wo hope that now cotton mill proicc
is not soundly sleeping but only taking
IL nap and will awake very soon and bo
refreshed for the work
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

In reply to this, Can't. l.. J, Nuss has
handed us the followino.
Nr I,o w l,,,,,',,
,,I.; "' ""'"|' f'S'"ch' rA-
n,,,n L,n. ; ". Az - :,
I,,,,,,i ,,f ~. "n''o' j." '',c N"lu'lipit
i, ,,fnr,,,,.! -, "'a, ''' q"'"
I,cnl ,rr,n, /, ,u, ;,,;,
dis,nnrn,rd ,r Co.,, ,,, V,'"'
r,ir,,,r, ~ ,t' w. !'"' S'"''i't"' VI tn
set the Record riuht T viii sn, q. y i
h,rn n ,f,,,.. '"!' a'
rn,r '.',' '.',,,, - n'',"' "cNrn''S approved
;,,,,,,,,,,, ""' "''u "r'I; up o' Ihe
rnnvr, il nibrru.;.. NV ''''"" !"
- ~ '9'
81 "S'' N''''
THE COMPANY SPEAKS OUT.
The EXcclsior Fir, Cn,nn,nv mann.
h,r. ,f ,hi,,h ,,,i,,,, :,
-, '''''"'' INC hecl
c'"'' hclo hcctlhG last night and
unanimously adopted the fnllnwipr
resolutions. which plainIv shnw that
the r,nnr,r,. r,r ,hi, ,.,,, :, ,;,;
m, ,,,' ,,,,,,,,, ''"s'
Wy WV ''''' ''''"''"' """ III expressing
his own views. expressed the views Of
every member of the c,mn,nv ,,., ,ho
Iv,nl.i,,.
,,'I,,,!,;' "' "'' '"S "O'' ""o' 'he
WV" '''''ch0 III Il po"S.
NhcfraS. The Columbia Record
leaves lhc impression that Il letter from
the Captain OF ;he Ncwberry Reel Team
t"a cl'iZcn Of Columbia, states that he
Is satisfied with the results OF the tour
namrut. that he was not responsible
tor co"mHnlcatlons that appeared in
the Nc" berry papers and Indicating
! That hr dId not approve Of said articles,
aud leaving the impression that said
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
SI59,S74.O2

South CAROLINA,
County OF Newberrv.
Personally appeared before me, J. T..
Norwood, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, who being duly sworn, SAYS the
above statement is true to the b st of his
knowledge and belief
J. F.. NORWOOD, Cashier.
Sworn to before Ine July 9TH, 1900.
WM. Z. TvREE, f.. 5.
y. p. for . I.
Attest:
JAS. MCINToSH.
O. MCR. HOLMES.
GEO. 5 MOWER
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
THE COLUMBIA TOURNAMENT
SOMEBODY BADLY WRONG BOME-
WuERE IN THE TOURNhMlcNT
MATTER.

The Columbia Record Triea &, Leave tho
1mprcsaiOn That tho NcwbCrry Captain
Was Satisfied Hnd DiHnppr0vrd tho
Article that Appeared IN Tits
Paper showing up tho T0ur.
n"nn"nt--rh" Captain nnd
Conhp.uy Spe,k out Ia
pia,n ImnRUaur.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

We hare waited .0oE enough. Il =
Eiuss fer NeWberry 10 have sysgeal ct
sewerage Let The wcyE be eoz7.
pe2esi.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

The Srahoard and Columbia have
not yet got the matter Of the Srahoard
coming into the city settled. mlirvc
that ninr-tcnths Of the propl" Of CO.
lumhiu want the road 10 come in here
but You know Il few ub>>lructi0uistS can
sometimes DO great I"al ot harm.
Newbcrry could have had TIA" Irahoa'd
disposition to want it. No ~uhsrri plion
was aSk"d-only Il right OF way. That
was withheld and the road just ran
around us. Such things iuju"r Il town
for all time. f.. II. \.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
1 hr A(rralA and Sews
T.. Il. hULL, EDITOR.
ED CORIAL COWRESPOND

Columbia, July G.-Columbia to me
Is very quiet now. Tho work on pay
ing goes right along and soon Main
street will have as nice sidewalks ~
any city in the country. If Columbia
would permit me to make Il suggestion
other one thing some good clear water.
The water from the water works is not
only not fit to drink but is too muddy
TO use for any purpose. have often
wondered why some artcsinn wells
have not been sunk here, and in snIli
cicnt number to furnish ample supply
Of good pure water.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

Gov. McSwrrnry will not move his
family this week Is at first contcm.
plated.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

EX.Gov. J. Il Richardson died rath-
er sud lcnly last night ut his rooms ut
the jerome hotel after Il long illness.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07
STATEJTlEUT

OF The Condition Of The ECWbCrry Savings
Bank, EC|DCrrY. s, C., at the Close Of
Business June 80: 1899, Published in
Conformity witt an Act Of The General
Assembly.
RESOURCES.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

Prof. J. B. ON. Holloway Of Drungc-
on his way to Rock Hill.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-07

Ju y 81; 1872
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
WHAT EAGAN SAIO.
HIS Statements Before the Investigating
Board that are Causing Trouble.

HIS Statements Before the Investigating
Board that are Causing Trouble.
when General Miles charges that the
timed fresh beef supplied TO the army
was furnished as 'pretense of expert
ment, he lies in his throat. he lies IN his
heart, he lies in every hair of his head
and every pore of his body, he lies will
fully, deliberately, Intentionally and ma
liciousy. If his statement was true that
this was furnished unoer 'pretense of an
experiment. then | should be drummed
out of the service and incarCerated in
prison with other libelers.
"His statement is scandalous libel,
rejecting upon the honor of every officer
in the department who has contracted
for or purchased this meat, and especial
ly and particularly on the commissary
general--myself. In denouncing Cen
eral Miles as liar, when he makes this
statement, wish to make ii as emphatic
and as coarse as the statement ITSELF
wish to force the lie back into his throa,
covered with the contents of a camp
latrine. ..
81 wish to brand It as falsehood ol
whole cloth, without particle of truth
to sustain it, and unless he can prove his
statement he should be denounced by
every honest man, barred from the clubs
barred from the society of decent peo
pie and so ostracsed that the stree
bootblacks would not condescend te
speak TO him, for he has aspersed the
honor of brother officer without par
ticle of evidence or fact to sustain In an,
degree his scandalous, libelous, malic
ious falsehood, viz: That this beef o.
anything whatever was furnished tht
army under 'pretense of experiment
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Under the Dome.

Lincoln J. Carter, who is known as the
author of several successful melodramas
including "The Fast MAIL" "The Tor.
nado," and Heart of Chicago" has scor-
ed the biggest kind of hit with his new
play, "Under the Dome" which comes
to the Masonic temple next Saturday
evening, January 2S. The action of the
play takes the characters over broad
territory and gives opportunity for some
startling scenic effects and some very
beautiful sets. The two big sensations
of the play are the ferry boat trip from
Jersey City to New York, and the repro
duction of the awful hurricane at Apia
which proved so destructive to the Ger
man and American navies In addition
to these are three beautiful sets showing
familiar Washington scenes and one o.
the capitol illuminated. The play is said
to be very strong dramatically.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Montgomery
Becomes YeVe(
SOLONS GET ANGRY.
Members of the House Nearly Engage in
Flstlcuffs Over Division Bill.

Denver, Jan. 2o-The Ell Paso division
bill is still in the air. 1t did not get be
fore the house on its merits. Mr.. Mont
gomery attacked the county and county
lines committee and introduced reso'
luton that the committee hold an open
meeting Monday night and take both
sides of the question. The resolution
passed. Mr.. Montgomery said he fel,
like lion being kicked by Jackass
when he was accused of railroadlng the
bill for his personal aggrandlzement.
Gen Browning then jumped up and de-
MED that Montgomery had been so &C.
cused and declared that he had faith IN
Mr.. Montgomery's integrity. A hot de-
bate followed in which the friends of the
gentlemen nearly came to blows. The
house then adjourned until 2.
The senate spent the morning grind
ing on routine business. A number OF
unimportant bills were introduced.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Ovington Preparing u Mine Bill.

Representative Ovington is having a
bill prepared to provide for the estab.
lishment of a board of examiners for
mine superintendents, mine bosses and
fire bosses OF coal mines. The bill pro.
vides that the governor shall appoint
two men to assist the coal mine inspec
tor in these examinations, and that no
man shall be employed in any of the po
sitions named who has not certificates ,o
show that he is experienced, competen,
and sober person. No salaries are pro-
vided.-News.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
GeDC|0| [0g01
XQS Deneu|ed
EAGAN WAS EXCITED.
Witnesses Show that the COmmissary Cen
eral was Not Amenable to Reason.

eral was Not Amenable to Reason.
Washington, Jan. 26-The Eagan court
martial was resumed in the Ebbltt house
this morning. General Eagan himself
was pale and troubled and the wearied
look of his eyes showed the extent OF the
strain under which he was laboring.
Col. Alexander and Col. Davis, assocl.
ates of General Eagan in the commlssary
department testified as to the generals
condition on the day preceding the de
livery of the testimony before the war
investigating board. The general was
terribly excited they stated and could
not attend to his office duties Col
Davis said that he tried to turn him from
his purpose in rendering the testimony
before the board. but he was not amen
able to reason. i have been branded
as murderer and thief, by Miles and
| cannot stand It" said Eagan.
Miss Mills, tine commlssary generals
took the generals statement from dicta.
tion and she told of his terribly excited
condition at the time.
After couple of unimportant witness
es we're examined, General Eagan took
the stand. He said that General Miles
interview with New York paper In re-
gard to the embalmed meat was practi-
cally charge of murder and had nearly
driven him crazy. He said that his testi
mony before the war board had not been
so much for the purpose of calling Miles
a liar as to get himself straight before
10000, 900 people. The court then ad
journed till tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
UNIVERSITY NOTES..

Prof. John Gardiner, formerly of the
chair of biology in the university, attend
ed chapel this morning and delivered &
very interesting address on the tamou:
scientist, DeRougement.
The classes of college will tomorrow
vote on the selection of speakers for the
Giffin prize debate.
The business management and editor
ial staff are at work on the college an
nual the Coloradoan, which is to ap'
pear this semester.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Banuuetted DR. hoffman.

The Philosophical club of the univer
sity gave banquet at Dowllngs last
evening in honor of Rev. w. r. hoffman
The cafe doors were closed from 9 to II
and during that mystic period none OF
the gentler sex were permitted within
the sacred bounds. Nineteen gentlemen
were seated around the board The table
was profusely and artistically decorated
with flowers and plants and presented a
very attractive appearance. A number
of speeches were on the list but owing to
the lateness of the hour, only one, that
by Or. Kennedy. was deliverd.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Literature and Art.

The next lecture in this series will be
given at the university Friday evening
by John Downen; the subject is Para
disc Lost" Mr.. Downen is one of the
finest orators ever produced by the uni.
versity, having won first place in COM
position at the interstate collegiate con-
test last year. The lecture will be illus
trated by Martins wonderful pictures
At 7 o'clock.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
FACTIONS FIGHT.

Cattlemen and Sheepmen Lock Horns in
Stockmen's convention
Denver, Jan. 2o-An acrimonious de
oate occurred between the cattlemen aud
sheepmen IN the Stockmen's convention,
both claiming that the others stock in
ured the head reservoirs. A resolution
was finally passed recommending re.
strcuons upon both cattle and sheep. A
delegation of Wyoming legislators oc
cupied the stage this morning
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
brokerage Company Fails,

/Word was received by Mr.. Robinson
manager of the Boulder branch of the
Metropolitan Brokerage company yes
terday afternoon announcing the failure
of the firm. Mr.. Robinson was unable
to state the company's future plans OF
anything in regard to the failure. He
stated that the amounts lost by Boulder
customers would not in anv instance ex
ceed 500 and that all the losses woulc
aggregate ST. 900 The Boulder branch
be states, was money making concerr
and did a good business.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
AQuiI10|d0 CON
DeC|0|e VQ|
FILiPlNOS REBELLIOUS.
Native Newspapers Inveigh Against Amer
lean Rule in Island

Hong Kong. Jan. 2o-The Filipino
congress at Malalos has adopted resou
tlons of confidence in Aguinaldo and has
given him full authority to declare war
at any time. 1t also approved the FLIP.
ino constitution.
There is great enthusiasm over the
constitution in the island of Luzon. The
papers continue their attacks on the
Americans. The strlctest martial law
prevails at Manila. Natives are not al
lowed on the streets after 10 o'clock. On
the other hand American troops are not
allowed within lnsurgent lines. Some
American officers who went out to pay
the employees at the water works were
driven back at the point of the bayonet
as they did not have Aguinaldo's pass.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
House and senate.

Washington, Jan. 26-Notices OF Pur-
pose to speak on the Vest anti.expan
sion resolution were made by Senators
Platt and Berry. The house went into
committee of the whole to consider the
Hall army reorganization bill.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
AlGER ON THE STAND.
Secretary of War Testifies Before the In
vestigation Board.

Secretary of War Testifies Before the In
vestigation Board.
Washington, Jan. 2o-Secretary of
War Alger this morning appeared before
the war investigation board General
Beaver asked him some very pithy ques-
tiohs. The secretary stated that he had
noted each branch of the service and
submitted schedule of disbursements
from the national defense fund.
Secretary Alger denied having none.
tary interest in any of the war contracts
He said he had no official knowledge Of
the meats sent to Cuba. He declined to
make any statement on his own account
and everything he said was brought ou'
on cross examination.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Cruisers Nearing the Pacific.

Washington, Jan. 26-The navy de-
partment has received information that
the cruiser Buffalo has passed Singa-
pore en- route to Manila, The gunboat
Princeton is also reported as having
passed the Straits of Gibraltar.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
BECOMES A NUISANCE.
The Arrest or Removal of Agoncillo he
comes Necessity,

Washington, Jan. 26-The Times as
serts that either the arrest of Agoncille
or an order to leave this country Is ex
pected as the next turn in Filipino af
fairs. Agonc,llo's secretary has become
exceedingly irritating to the pres'den,
and state department generally. In ad'
dition to this a number of powers have
decided to order the removal of the Fill
pino juntas from their several Jurisdic.
tions.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Town Excited Over Zinc Find.

Nandalia, Mo, Jan. 2o - Bowling
Green, a small town I8 miles from here
on the Chicago & Alton, is reported as
wildly excited over the discovery Of a
rich deposit of zinc near there.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Chinese Insurgents Advancing.

London, n.26-Hong Kong dispatch
es state that the insurgents are contnu.
ing their victorious march toward Cen
trail China They have stormed and cap
tured Choo Chow
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Con. Garland DROPS Dead.

Washington, Jan. 26-Ex-United States
Attorney General Garland dropped dead
in the chamber of the United States su.
preme court this morning. Apoplexy
was the cause.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
Robbers Return stolen Money.

London. Jan. 76-It was announced at
a meeting of the directors of Cars bank
that the t4o,ooo which was stolen on
Monday had been returned by post.
Daily camera., 1899-01-26
silver OuOJX glDu.

New York. Jan. 2o-Sllver IS Quoted
at 5o4 today.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-11-16
Pills allowed on the current expense

Bills NlO"cu w '
fund: ., o,
Pioneer 3 4 P Co, supplies .''''F - -
yeysev Bros, supplies to paupers .
r Talbot, keep OF pauper ~ 70
Pioneer B&PCo,ta receipt cov'rs %
White stamp Il Seal Co, rubber
stamps .......'''
BIZ Hui, reward paid for the ar
rest OF Hugh Anderson, loV w
Sam Trenan, fixing rhimneys OF
AN l.so Is 05
Aberdeen Herald, publish'g COM -
missioners proceedings &c ~
AZ smith, care paupers ior Oct w "a
~. .e'iI5 o.Donne,l sup paupr - 05
Aberdeen Herald, supplies to atty - w
Vile,te, advertising ...........'. ~
Hollingsworth i jenkins, repairs
to jail ............ 900. '.'''
W F Crawford, repair court room w
Mont NJ Il W Co, rate for Oct + D.
] a Acteson, services as com I ~ w
I'd C,,so, same u %
Hollngsworth d jenkins. truss
rods for court house % oo
Other bills laid over for correction and
consideration.
Board adj Jurns sine die.