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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
1893 Continued.

varas. bounded n. by A. g. d.
Haca n by santo Duiniugo indi.
ans. NJ b j A II Dc naca. W hy
grant limits Land u 81 ~ varss
bounded N by n. Mares. 5 by A
a. o. Baca ~ by arequia W. BY
q A uarcla. TaN. tii.N. peuahy
uNKNowN owSERs-PT a and y
i.ot .. block. a. n a l.. add. rax
&c penalty 81; costs. elc tgtnl - 20
10. e. moek ~ u. a .. add. Tar
~, 4 block "a u. a .. add raxi
&c, penalty 1ci costs hc. tnfni.sN -
Frac " l0i 4 block ia ~ A T. add
reK, ~. penalty, aci costs. J" 81.
Frse q lot :. block "a. " q J.. odd
Tax, S2r. penaliy Be- costs. % 81.
l.oi n block ~ n s l.. add. raS.
&c. pfuRiy o.. colas. 90. u0iali.. 81
Lot Z. la0ck m ". a J.. adj. Tax
&c. pennhy 81, coefs, ioe, uoial. - ~
lot q block -, a. a J.. add. TtNl
&c penalty o.. c0sis. "a. t0inl - -
lot p block 81. y. 4 J.. add Tar
Ia 10. block b. n n T. add Tas
SIC, penahy 81. cosis. ID. duial. - 20
10 ii block a.. a. A L. add Tax,
Gir. penalty aC, rOais. 90. dptHl.., ~
Ia ig hsN'k 81 ~ a L. add, Tax
&c pgnnily p, coats. 30. tpfal . p,
lot blpsk 81 a. a T.. add. Tax
Sc pvualty 81 cosis. ac. soal..t ~
lot y block M a. a T. asid, Tar
Sc penalty o., Coata. 2nu. uoinl s ~
tors 20 iuC. hi0ck a. county add
Tax b@. penalty, 49,, costs. nN -.
los To 10 mo. block y. Couuy add
TsS p.4. penalty Be COSTS fei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

PRECINCT NO. 8.

Ap0daca. Rumaldo Montoya y
Land u 10y 10 varas. bounded y
by q. Montoya. : by J. PaiE. y -
Mills W rs J -. Gutierrcg; land %
by ~ Varan. bounded ~. ~ + and
" hy GregOrlO Montoya. Taxes,
p,3i. penalty iGc. costs. 70c, total
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

\ III II.Il l0 m n a T.r0I II0-
penalty. n. costs. Nc. total........t ~
fnt ia block m %. 81 n TaNea sc,
uaunltv "a. costs tie. total. .........l 20 /
Tot n block $50. o. n. a Taxea. 3ic.
pemity. ~ costs 900 aotni......f -
.nf hi block f %. a. a TaNca 8iCt
penalty. III. costs soc. total .....t o. |
TOT ~ block m. % a. A. Taxes. SIC,
penalty. sg COSTS ac. totii,.....tt % |
lot ti block H o. ri d Taxes. SIC,
prualv o.. COSTS ale. total ......t.t ~ |
10 boz block 20. o. o. y ThArs. 3lc,
s..f...lfV H.t. ...s.tn me-. fWfnI 90
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Lorl6u Miller "a AZ.
n"N : ii' Is is ac s raxes. sd
penalty isg, cusis &e. total .....nt ~
Weaver a MciclH
ia acre 90 ircclnci NO l2 ~ nv
81 ft klmhau 81 aud n by Weaver
a. MoiclW ". by fefen add Al
of Hlurk perea ad1 Taxes, Ni@
penalty. aW. costs zoe 5Utai ~ u
PRECINCT so o.
Tte n n foci o. io, g. block b.
s. NJ o. go. ada Taxes, tG@
penalty SIS COSTS. Aci total wv
isnd Al proeinci so. 49, Is res.
Isl ~ ana ~ by Mra Albright
| a ht fhe mountain road W by AZ
! Cufdcmln lot y block q. iiuning
m1N 81 y r's 20. ' sdd 1 M y n sVss
| penalty. Ssh costs 7ic total. htH
fioth. :. q E % ana q In the Dun
| hlr. add raNcs 81 ID. penalty,
| us costs. u.m. total ,.....,. t2u
| Warren a fergusgon
| FiNfurfs books etc Taxes, tlhWl
penalty 500 costs aic total. tin
tfNk NoWS OWNERS rRECtNCfn
NOS " AND 81
| Fraction of bot % block i. Armljo
hr1a. add. 10Ses. SIS penalty 81,
g., ID s,acf rs Asmiio aross adj
s aN' i6ti '- ',..,""...tsa
milo uf1s sdd. Taxes s. &c. pen.
| Alfy Iir. COSTS ac. total ..t.... 3 tN
o., 20 lot D block 4 Juan Affnijo add.
| NNrs 500 penH}, hc costs. 81
| 4, Of t.. @ bl5,k 4. Juau Armlio pdd
| DNes H2r penalty. o.. costs %.
4. N lot Z. block 4. juan Armljo adj
to,ai I'll. .'.,.'.'............,...,.,.tiij
to ssi '"''' Is. ..... . Ban
q. 81 30, o.. block A. Iunn Ariniio adj
| W,Kas, ge. penalty ic. COSTS Hc
| ~ 3 block 4 4 Al5dsca ada raxc-'
| N.il. poutliy. 81, Gusts ga, total 8 lH
30 il block n Apo,t,ca odd
to.si -. ......,...,.,..gi.5
Arodhca ldd Taxes gc' penuliy
lf.s =. block q. j. Apodaca add
total b. ...,........ 300. 5 ~
add Taxes up. penalty 2r;
I custs So. total .. ........ ..........t a0l
uli. pomry. S. costs ~. total. : "
| Tot q block o. o. a T.. add Taxes,
7 ee, prpsity A. cosls eoc. total. ~
| 10, n block o. % a g.. add. l0Ses.
sc penalty ac coats pci t0tal..t ~
/ lot p block o. a H. add Taxes
ego penalty b. COSTS. coci total, o y
int DO block o % a T. add. Taxes
esc penalty b. costs soc: Total s. a.
Loi o. block % a d. add Taxes
9 Go penalty sc COSTS CO... total 8 q
8. poaoiy Be- COSTS. 81 ,etsi $.
Tor hluck g. CouhiN add Taxes,
tUfHN A Ei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
l.NkNnMN nwNERs

NE'. swi. Scr = ~ . n range
y {" ecr,s Taxes. tiA penalty.
&C.. vosfs. tC total Observation-Disclosures.
Nw'. sw'. Sec. s ~ y n range Z
= 20 acrc- Taxes Nai; penalty,
D.. rusfs. Nt. tuial .............. 8
sEi. sNi, Sec \ Tp y. range
~ acres Taxes ti.1i Nenalty
a. Gusts Nc. Total ................f
EWi, sWi, See = IT, n. range 3
20 acre.. Taxes n.st: penalty,
o. costs. Xig. total ..................2
sEi. NEia Sec ~ Tp. 81 range
= 80 acres. TrSes. n.ai penalty.
o. CpHtr Hc fUJal ...-.............t
NEls Sifi, Nr" ~ To. ~ range Z
N acres Taxes. n.a' penalty.
a. COSTS. Nc total ..................t
SMA SEh, See. ~. To. = ~ range +
p 20 acres Taxes, n.si' penalty
SCI. SCI. So. y Tp. : n. anss !
y 20 acres Taxes. u.A. penalty.
swi. sE,.. Sec Is, Tp. ioN. anse !
y - acres Taxes. n.st. penalty,
sEis swh. Sec no. ~ 10 n. mnge 3
y " acres. Taxes, uNi penalty
60 costs iic. total .,..............f
NwA Me-. sec. "a. ~. IAN. anee is
w 20 arres Taxes n.sa, penalty
HEs NeA SEQ. 81 To. u n. range -.
70 acres. Taxes. fi3l penalty,
81, costs &C, total ,.........,..,.,..t
NF1 sEt.. Sec -. To. 3 y. range Z
y, 20 acres. Faxes, NN penalty
81 costs. hc, total ,................. s
SEA- SEi, Sec 49, Tp 3 n. range
v 70 acres. Taxes, NN penalty.
9c coaiE. No, total .................2
NWN aki., Soc ~, To . \ range I
" " acres. Faxes. tiM penalty.
o. plHis Nc total ..............1
/ HMA St', Aer no. In. . n RANGE
n ~ acres. TaNes. fiN penalty,
o. o3sGH. aac. total ................ q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
UNKNOWN owHERa.

UNKNOWN OWNERS.
range Is W 90 acres, Tax. Ns7s:
Isenaiy. CSC. costs. Sc poial 49,, te0 %
\ ra w 4 ~ = 90 acres ss ira Il = ns S
penalty, gsc. coata. Ec. total. ..,.,. 40 20
iuBge II w. 40 acres. Tax. ES.'2.
BE S. h. a. scc. !. r e ~
isnge Is W. 70 acrcs. Tax fis7si
p~nal'y So costs &c ro.ai So u
n. " IA % SEQ ,r z r = ~, y sE4n6e
pcusuy. pis, costs. Sc; 10 ro,ai D'. SIS 4,
y. E a. n W. a. sec. 2, r o n.
range n W. 80 acres Tax. ASA
y ra w. !; Il" 20 a S,f ysS ras. 4 ns "a
penalty s3c costs l1c. roiad ...... ~ NJ
3 W. Z. = W =. sec. r. 70 "
ntnse n w ~ aores riS ns72
y y. q y ". =. see 2. r. n n.
rinRe n W. 40 acres Tax. Fig7s
r,nahy s9c costs. Iic. r0ial ...... SCI al
". y. y, ser 2 r. - ~. range = w
uesi costs, Sc; total ...,....'....... 81 =
y, +, =, n. r. y. see. 10, r. VI ~.
range n W. " acres. Tax. nS52,
penalty, 80: costs, 8c; total 1900. SO u
n: w. N u. =, sec 70 r isN
penalty 81 rosts. a. toiM ..... 80 u
range n " 90 acres Iax. nsTi
- " 4. n g. 4. zee. a. r n n
range N w a. acres. Tax. usis;
= W 4. y, y. 4. ssc q. r "a ~
range "a W. W ucres, Tax NN72.
lnlnahy. Va, COSTS Tc. tOtai .. ~. 80 u
y. ~ y r. ~ sex, 80 4 % n.
range a W " srres Tax tK72.
penalty. o. costs AZ total 50 o
A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
PRECINCT NO. n

Eandoyad COrnelio
Land W precincts - and 70, Houses.
cattle sheep. furniture. etc Tax.
r.J.N. penalty, t-0o. costs ioc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

ltomero. Esqupuia
HOUSE and improvements, horses.
sheep, furniture. etc Ia4, tlAlf,
penalty. '0c costs. H. total ...,. 81 2
I.onero. &. ~
Land house sheep. furniture. etc.
TaA, ;sc. penalty, g.. costs, Sc.
al 81 4
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
PRECINCT NO.

HOUSE on lot J. block g. =. Apodaca
add. Taxes tn, penalty isc.
costs. Hc, total .....,..t-..t..ttt...sA atl
PRECINCT 40. T.
Crespin Juanita Garcia De
Land ~ hy ~ VeFaa bounded y b.
, plguin. \ by l.. JammillO T. by
road W hy arroyo Taxes SIS;
penalty iGc, costs. &c. total ..,.,,,f 3 ~
arlka. Sccundina
NWi. SEA Sfg ~. Tp. 10 y range
B.. 10 acres. Land la Precinct 3,
- hy ~ varaH. bounded y and =
by Y. Ssdiilo y by road. W by riv-
20 Land In Precinct n. bounded y
by broadway. \ by Jesuit Fathers.
v by Hosenwald W by railroad
Taxes. seas penalty t.22. costs
N.W total ...........t.. .............. tsi.le
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
rREclNcT 40 IL

naca Juan Antonio e. de-
land i0n 10 ~ yaris bounded y
hy M e. De hlca hy Santo Do
nsnso Indians, y by a. q de- Ba-
90. " by river Taxes, te0. pen
ats. 81, cos fir. total ....... ii
Ancon Colorado Land Grant
All rlEhf. title. interest. claim and
possession 20 the ANON Colorado
hand grant va Hcres Taxes Siii3.
penalty. Aar. costs XC; total $3.50. sl9 Q.
san Antonio Land Grant
All right. title Interest. claim und
posse-ssieu boz san Antonio land
grant bounded y ~ guchilm Pc
lada. : hS Cuehilla iaape y hF Ia
Puerto De- las iinertas " hy
SpfiuRs of Sandia mts Taxes
tis2a penalty. Nc, costs Nie. total
faN ......... ...... ...... ........... 81 n
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

Aetna Insurance 90 ~ Hartford, conn.
ioiai -. .''''''' 800. .......-. 81 70
Couiinen ai Insurance 60 % New York
Tax. $500. penalty ias cuHiH. Aic
total ...........t. ...4. ....... .....f so 10
Commercial tuion Association Of London
TsN. So penalty &c. costs. sr
total ....... ...s.....s.. .t.....t... = fNl
continental Fire tuHuuincp go.
Tax, N.N penalty. ~. costs. 81
total ..... ........ ......... ........s. = . ~
ltmbuig fireman Fire Insurance 60
Tak so ~ penalty SIC costs 1ici
total ..... ......... ......... ..t........ 81 n
Nrw York underwriters Agency
Tax. So % penalty no. ccsis. So
pliatlnc lnr 60 IT Manch,aier
Tax - y penaiiy u0 cu'gs. Aici
Total ....... ..... vi NI
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

hur, Andres
lots D. 3 ana q block h. a. d
Lots "a "a and %. biock a. .. = =
Tax faHg penalty ~ upsiH. tn
tulHi. ............. .s.... ...... 80 ~
uusiameute Manuel
Isis and y. block Co. - = =
TaA, Esi penalty. Sc costs. nic
Husiamentc Tofnas
oss ~ - and ~. block ~. - g =
Tax. tia. penaiy bc costs. Ca
total ...., ..,....... ........ ..........t IS "a
carr. clark NJ
Lots ! 10 V inc block o. o. r. <.
Lots % TO q inc block 81 %. Il. =.
liJts and 4 block ~. %. T. s Taa
no penalty lie; costs. pW.
Msrilnelle. Chas.
Lots g a. aud 8 hlOyk % -
o. q Lots ~. D aud 30 block w.
-. q Tax. sac. penaiiy "a
costs ng. total ......... ............ s "a
Lots q ana q. block g. Railroad
add. Tax 2.ie. penalty. 10, COSTS
t0rt total. ......... ........ .....t..... SD
smith a Refs
Lots I to inc. block 81. a. T. :.
Tax Ais. penalty. soc costs. as.
tptai .t......tt.,..t... .t.s.ttH..tt s..t.A t.f
Wright Ed
Lots a. q and A. block ~. q. r. =
Tax. HA, pcnahy. Lea, costr. eoc.
a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
pRECINtT' No /.

= haNfa -NN. tfhNtiHtn
Land Hu hy 20 Varas. bounded y
hy owner \ by a. y Chavez T.
by river " by hills Land l0l b.
100 Vafas bounded y aud 4 hy NJ
Pena y by \. Chavez, W by la
teil. TaNer. k4tlb. penalty tlA,
costs "a. total .......... S. /
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
rRnclNcr 80 n

Land l NarHs bounded s. hy A.
Gonzales by NJ q otcro' a. and
" hy grant line. Taxes e. "a, pen.
nlfN. lie. uunfH. '1C. total .......... 5 M
Now Mexico ana Illinois Mininr TO
Ten buildings and sheds. exc THNcs.
siNta. Penalty sic. costs nC 20.
I'D ge 0
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07


Piodad Armiio de- Haca
Land lu by il VrruH hu n and D.
o. hY the public street ~ hy j.
Watfr . Ola 2-atnfy huildlngs Taxes
$40 81 penalty. 5ic. costs. nc total an 2.
q. AZ Lewis
AN right tiile and iutcrrsi iu aud
90 the Montana Grant, l0Nn acres.
AZ Hght, title end Interest in and
| tu the Micfa 0rHnf. ikUa1 acres
Land ln Precinct 9, MO By o0p va
rts. iid n hy }. a. Jaramillo. 4
| hN ID chavez ~ hN river ~. by
table lands. Land in Precinct No
%, g ACRES iid n hy l. Watts, =
by SaiaxhT h. hy fhe road. " hy
NJ Perea. Two-third Interest ln the
Lewis a bushnell add An right
| trio ana Interest in Cmnu Grant,
Land in Precluci No "a 20 BY w
| hy NJ. Herrera. v. by und hills. ".
! Isl acequh Taxes. silA n. penalty.
81 co. costs. $40. tOtal.,...,...... Yila q
/ George VI Lewis
s5i by lGi vefas. va ~ by the road.
y ~ and W Candclnraa. land M
| PreDlnct No. 2s iid ". and y. hy
the public rold. 81 by A.. Garcia. W
by D sanchez 1Nxea W7a' ptn-
! ally. Nlf costs, lnn, fotAl. t....t...f q =.
PREciNC1' NO "a
| Henrietta Uurko
TOT and b han % 4 IN block %,
| hr1Nnwell a Tan adj. TlNes.
| NU penalty Pc Gusts. eooi toifi.,f bo
| LGrlon miller
The sEA ~ me NWk and NEa q
! aWA 500 la. Twp DO n. X ~ 20
acres. Taxes. ui.i2, psnaky Sc
costs, nc total. rtt.tt.t,,,, ,tiAp.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-04-07
pRFrtNT No N

Lots q. q and H. block o. o. r. =
Tax. sA, penalty. Lea. costs. 90.
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above, we will speak more at length
further along in this article. Dun
can l.. Easterling, Treasurer, VIM.
Russell, surveyor, and Geo. S. Lam
bright, jr., coroner and ranger, are
all young men, just entering upon
their first public service, but those
who know them best do not doubt
their ability to creditably acquit them
selves of the official responsibilities
they have just assumed.
OF the new Board of Supervisors,
four have previously seen service as
members, w. j. Williams, the member
from district No. 3, served six years as
a member of the Board, ending in 1892,
and Joseph Sasser, the member from
district No. 4, served four years ending
Jan. l, 1896. w. F. Parsons and j. c..
Bryant, were both members of
the last Board. John Walker, the
member from district No. 3. is the only
member who has never served before.
No stronger earnest of what the new
Board will do for the county could
we'll be given than the splendid work
accomplished by them at their first
term, and published in THE LEADER of
last week and this.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF SHERIFF
APPLEwHITE.
1t is not often that county in Mis-
sissippi has the opportunity of elect
ing to the important office of high
Sheriff such an exceptionally fine char
acter as Lincoln's new chief executive
officer; but when the opportunity was
offered, that our people seized it by
electing him by an overwhelming major
ity. was as great a compliment to them
selves as to the distinguished gentle
man who solicited their suffrage.
Rufus r. Applewhite was born in Car
roll county, Miss, in October. 1888, and
moved with his father, DIR. +. h. Apple
white, to the territory now embraced
in Lincoln county, in 1S43, when only
) years of age, where he has ever since
resided. In 1861, when the tocsin of
war sounded, summoning the brave
sons of the South to her defense, he
was amoug the first volunteers to re-
spond to the call. Leaving Brookha-
ven on April 9th, 1861, he enlisted as
a private in Co. A of the immortal 18th
Mississippi Regiment, which served
successfully in the brigades OF
Gems. w. S. Featherston, Carnot Posey
and n. H. Harris. In recognition OF
his gallantry and worth as soldier,
on Feb. 1lth, 1862, he was elected
second lieutenant of his company, and
served till the following April when he
was promoted by a unanimous vote to
the captaincy, in which capacity he
continued to serve until the close OF
the war. From December, 1864, to
April 2, 1865, AS senior Captain, he
commanded his regiment. AS is we'll
known to all readers of the history OF
the civil war, the 18th Mississippi
Regiment formed a part of Lees
heroic army of Northern Virginia
and, as soldier of the 18th, DIR
Applewhite took active part in nearly
all the bloody struggles of that un-
rivaled army, including Fair Oaks, the
first and second battles of Cold Har-
Dor, Gettysburg, the Wilderness
Spottsylvania Court House. ETC., and
was one of the heroes of that last
sanguinary conflict at Fort Gregg, near
Petersburg. on April 2. 1865, when
after desperate resistance his regi
ment was compelled to surrender b,
The leader., 1900-01-10

He is man who is the soul of honor
and integrity, incapable of little or
mean act, and, like all truly brave men,
is as magnanimous as he is brave. He
is Mason and member of the Metho-
dist church.
S. P. OLIVER, CIRCUIT CLERK,
is another of Lincoln county's newly
installed officials, of which she is espe-
cially proud. So universally esteemed
is Mr.. Oliver and so acceptably did he
fill the office of Circuit Clerk during
his first term, that he had no opposi-
ton for reelection from any quarter,
not even the Populists putting out a
candidate against him, AS an official,
as we'll as citizen, Mr.. Oliver is man
of the highest integrity and in the dis
charge of all his official duties, 'strict-
ly business and up-to-date." By his
familiarity with county business and
close attention to details of his
office, watching out for leaks and
guarding against all extravagant court
expenses, he has quietly saved the tax
payers hundreds of dollars annually
during his incumbency.
Mr.. Oliver was born January %, 1850,
eleven miles west of Brookhaven, in
what was then Franklin, now part of
Lincoln county. He is a son OF Judge
Oliver, who once served as Probate
Judge of Lincoln county, and half
brother of the Messrs. Lambright. of
this county, and of Mrs. Judge Thomas
A. Magee, of Franklin.
He remained on his fathers farm un-
til in October, 1866, when he was ap-
pointed by the U. S. Government, Cot
ton Weigher at this place, serving in
that capacity for three years. In 1868
he engaged in farming, following that
occupation until 1888, when, on ac-
count of the unreliability of farm
labor and uncertainty Of cotton prices
he abandoned farming and adopted
mechanics as business, serving the
1
The leader., 1900-01-10
new, COUNTY OFFICIALS.
THE MEN WHO WILL HAVE CHARGE
OF COUNTY AFFAIRS FOR THE
NEXT FOUR YEARS.
Personal sketches of some of the Most
prOmtnent Ones

Personal sketches of some of the Most
Prominent Ones.
Without fattery, The LEADER does
not believe any county in Mississippi
can lay claim to possessing a finer set
of officials, taken as a whole. than
those installed on the lst inst. to CON
troll and direct the affairs of Lincoln
for the ensuing four years.
DR.. r. r. Applewhite, sheriff Sam
p. Oliver, Circuit Clerk: X. w. NC
Nair, Chancery Clerk; J. c. Cosnahan,
Assessor, and Edgar Green, County
Superintendent of Education, are all
thoroughly well-known to the people
of the county, and all are thoroughly
trained in the public service. Mr..
Cosnahan is now entering upon the
duties of his fourth successive term
and has justly earned the reputation
of being one of the very best assessors
in the whole State. In fact, it is to his
faithful and impartial discharge of his
official duties and his recognized fit
ness for the position that his repeated
re election is due. Supt. Edgar Green
when elected the first time four years
ago, brought to the discharge of his
duties ripe practical experience as a
teacher and educator, coupled with
high ideals and intelligent zeal which
raised the public schools of the county
during his first term to a standard OF
excellence never attained before and
which promises still greater things foI
the future. OF the others named
The leader., 1900-01-10
E M PRICE CO.'S FOR HARDWARE STOVES AT COST

sheer force by overwhelming numbers.
He was twice wounded during the war,
the first time in August, 1864, and the
second time on Feb. 4, 1860, at Hutchin's
Run, having resumed his command the
preceding December, before he had
fully recovered from his first wound.
Returning home in 1865, Captain
Applewhite, like thousands of other
Confederate soldiers, with "a courage
no less superb than that required to
face the cannon's mouth, began the
battles imposed 10y the changed coudi-
tions which unsuccessful war had
brought to every Southern State. In
1871 he was elected as Lincolm's Repre-
sentative in the Legislature and re-
elected in 1873. In 1877 and 1879 he
was again elected, and in 1885 and 1890,
represented Lincoln and jefferson as
Floater; making total of II years of
legislative service. As member of
the House, DIR. Applewhite always took
high rank and was recognized as one
of the finest pariamentarians that
ever presided over that body. though
he was never an aspirant for the
Speakership. He is man who has
always been true to his honest convic-
tions, with the courage to express them
in any presence.
As physician, DR.. Applewhite has
been successful and beloved. Ia fact
the only encouragement he encoun-
tered from his old neighbors when he
became candidate for sheriff, was on
account of their disinclnation to give
him up as a family friend and ply 81
clan, knowing, as they did, that his
election would necessitate his removal
and the giving up of his practice. DR..
Applewhite has been twice married.
He has two grown sons, one physician
and the other graduate of West
Point and an officer in the regular
army. A nephew whom he has reared
as his own son, will soon complete a
course in the Law Department of the
State University. His second wife and
four small children accompany him to
to Brookhaven. He is a man of superb
social qualities and can add to the life
and entertainment of any circle with
which he may be thrown. One of his
last, as well as most praiseworthy acts
as Legislator, as we'll as one of the
best things ever done for this city. was
his pushing through the House, in the
face of no little local opposition, the
amen ded charter of Brookhaven, which
resulted in the establishment of our
| splendid Graded Public School, of
which every citizen is now proud.
"Virtue has its own reward" and now.
by the strange "mutations of time, -
though not even thought of ten years
ago, the then intelligent and faithful
legislator, has become a patron and
beneficiary of that school, the exist
enoe of which he took such an impor-
tant part in making possible.
DR.. Applewhite's influence and voice
have always been on the side of law
and order. Eighteen or twenty years
ago in certain portions of this county
where lawlessness prevailed to an
alarming extent, he took very promi
nent part in making this understood.
1t therefore goes without the saying,
that the execution of the law and the
preservation of order within our
bounds could not have been confided
by the people to braver or truer hands.
The leader., 1900-01-10
Buggies and Surveys.

We carry in stock the best vehicles and are now
agents for the celebrated Brighton Buggy Co. We
handle their bugges and surreys in lots and can
please you in style and price. High grades $3.50
$50 S62 30 and $50 Have other makes at S45 and $50
Surveys, canopy and extension tops sS5 $3.50, slO5
and Sll0.
The leader., 1900-01-10
Sewing Machines.

We handle only the latest improved Machine nothing
antiquated about them. Have both the Rotary and
Vibrator STANDARD SEWING MACHINE: prices
SO to $3.50 THE IMPERIAL MACHINE, high
oak cabinets. drawer Slo: drawer $3.50, and
drawer $40 SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
The leader., 1900-01-10
Jewel
Stoves and
Ranges

are made by the
Detroit Stove
Works. the largest
in the world.
Their growth
a II d popularity
with the public is
the best proof OF
their merit.
When i'll need
of "A stove do not
be persuaded to
buy any other.