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New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
FEELS THE CROKER LASH.
MAN WHO OPPOSED THE MACHINE RE-
MOVED FROM OFFICE.

The success Of the several candidates who OPP
posed the regular Democratic ticket in Queens at
the primary Tuesday has borne fruit in the
dismissal Of Lawrence a. Glesser. who was yes
to-day removed from the Office of Deputy Commits
sioner Of Water Supply of Queens by Commissioner
Dalton Glesser was strong supporter of Ber-
nal the Cassidy candidate, I'm Newtown who won
over the regular ticket by 200 votes. The
moyal OF Glesser is set down the work of Mr..
Croker punishment for his support of an anti
machine candidate 1t is generally believed that
there viii be more removals in day two and
there is a decidedly uneasy feeling among the Of
hceholderS who dared oppose the machine can
eidates at the primary
II Was rcmored last night that NJ J. GoIdner
t+fut, Commissioner Of Sewers, would lose his
hfad ~ once ON Monday night James Hick. the
fHst Nard leader. made the announcement that.
Wa OF ipsf the ors2Eiz3tion oud have the head
81 every ofilceholdeT who supported Cassidy as
seaiHst Nisseil ir. rrokeT's personal representa-
I've m Queens. he result is that practically all
ne clerks are prepared TO they all support
d Cassidy
The supporters of Cassidy especially jubi-
Iani over their victory. because they had to fight
ssslhst the powerful Influence of Mr. Croker. who
hao declared that Cassidy would not be recognized
ss ieader hy TammanH under any circumstances
Mr roker Is said TO have based his opposition to
assdE on the ground Of the latter's alleged
reachery 70 the Democratic party.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Noiire of 5ummous
ATA SPECIAL TERM OF THE sITpRF,1E

Part Count beres hsd in and and for forth the York
New YORK on the 9th day of 9Ge IN the & County
The Hon David McAdam Justce-In the matter of nj
al for Leave to sell real estate under Chapter i4 OF S
on reading and fling the annexed petition OF Maria
% s her 1os ;H SnaIe5 de oarvaJal oar by weekes Broth
and The annexed affidavit Of Arthur weekes veriSej
petition of the persons in Said % said
described luis csrvajai Megsne m sRe real es
sTyas ds reS1 SsTFo Soun, de csSrss Maria
Santos suarez Angel Maria Carvajai santos sasrez
Ysabel Franca de Suarez Lawrence Sanf3
@ aba de- santos Te tT sz, Santos ant
suarez de ca6ezs de yaca Leonardo Santos suarez H9
tos suarez Fernando Cabeza de vaca Mariana Cabeza
de vaca Matde Giron MsnIez santos SSsrez 9aoga g
FToreH Maria de Fore % de- %erre ae P9sso Rafael
Forez Augustna de roeso Mersees S tloFez r.
Foggo de Rubio, v Rubo Maria PosEo de Rsv,na ge
sio. Josefa Imisa de Pogsio r. de Forez % NAE
de erses Rosa vrses jose de % Tess rGIez J9ss NJ
9,e Ge Fioae4 Rafae de Frta ansh Mane, de torgz M
Feasno sF as 0sp@ Of the t,. Fa2ea and
fg gnd with due sn sas Within hs sb S. and
sas s'''s service upon
Santos siarez Maria del Pillar " Sri iaiSa Caryejal
Suarez Angel Maria Carvaial Santos suarez and d
Of fourteen years and reside with their ather ee age
ss Sd their MARQUIS mSiser de
Flora No Madrid Spain; that laurence santos saares
years reside with father T.nirn@
os their mother. Ysahel Francfa Ss0t.-
Suare1. No. ~ Avenue du Bos BoulOrns paris
France; that said Joseph Santos SuaIez and JnaouIr
infants the fourteen vssrs
and reside with their father. Peter
their mother Josefa Jahat de Santos at Foento
No Madrid SPAIN that said Fernando Caheza de Vac
Iarian0 Cstsza de Naca, Joaquin Cabeza de ysca anS
Fedro Jose Cateza de Vaca infants the rs 81
santos Vacs Fomento No . Ms arr,
said Josefa santos Maria SsntS.
Suarez Susrez infants under fo.,r
and reside with their I.aonar5o
Santos their Matilde Ciiron v Nsn5ao
de Fomento . Snsin. ,bs-
said Dolores Pogsio ruisa de Poprio 49,
infants the Of fourteen reside ,v,h
their mother Augustine de Flcrez de PoGgio at ,oII
Jose del Toro Cadz Spain; that said de FIors-
Augustine de Forez infants under wears
OF and reside with their father
mother Marie r. Fiorez. at Risrritz Franca
that said Rosa De Nerges Jose de Verzes uesrtn
with their father. Jose NJ yerges and their
mother Florez VeTges. al Puerto de- SsnIa
Maria. Spain; that said Ramon de Floraz. an
the years resides with bis
father Ramon dc Forez and his MARI q "a
F.ureZ. No. ~ Avenue Maakon. H.
sal Rafael de Forez Manuel Florez nd Mariauo AZ
Florsz infants under fourteen ana
with their father Manuel Forer and with their
mother. Josefa de Flcrez Huelva. Spain. nd that
said John Francta is infant fourteen of
ard resides with his grandmother.
at No. "a Rue Rasse du Rampant. Paris. France.
And 1t further appearing that of the persons in
petition named having interest in the
in said petition described. Charles de Forez is
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY

Ella A. Tferann. Plaintiff. Francis j.
Schnugg. DefendanIn pursuance Of Judgment
closure and sale duly made and entered
titled action bearing date ha frst day Of August 1901
the undersigned the Referee in said Judgment Named
VIII sell at public auction at the New York Real Estate
haitian City Of New York fourth day OF Septem-
ser 1901 at twelve o'clock that day. by William
W Ryan. aucttoneer the
IHehl 10 be sold and therein described follows:
at certain Tot piece of land. building
Jlereoh erected situate. lying and being in the Twelfth
rG oi the city of New York. Borough OF Manhattan,
IIcn Is bounded and described follows. wit:
az a point the Southwesterly side OF
fst s Ia afayette distant hundred aud thirysIx
No ana one half inches Northwesterly from the
a. iond oE the intersection of the Norherly side Of
en- ana eighth Street With the Southwest
OF sad Boulevard Lafayette. measured along the
et or nearly and part distance through
ar feet and nine inches the North
I one hundred and hfty-eighth point
ora , Gistah hundred fourteen and
aSmIn lfche5 Westerly aforesaid
ln1ihS westerly along line Of said
ssiS steen feet; thence Northery parallel with
througb course. and part of the distance
party wall, seventy-nine feet and three
Poulevara an inch to the Souhwesteriy side Of said
at roint thereon distant along said
af~btS ,-,rV side thereof and
and thence Souheaser said Boulevard
point or Ilesen feet inches to the
~, .. place Of beginning
lated New York August 1901
CHA re ~ Rt,ofTNAIsD TT. WILLIAMS. Referee
street New York "
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Fl SION IN NEBRASKA.
DEMOCRATS AND PoPULIsTs UNITE IN STATE
TICKET-FAfTH IN BRYAN SHOWN

DEMOCRATS AND PoPULIsTs UNITE IN STATE
TICKET-FAITH IN BRYAN SHOWN
Lincoln. Neh., Sept 1S.-Fusion between the Dem
ocratic and the Populist parties of Nebraska was
effected by their State conventions after sessions
held in separate halls, beginning shortly before 3
o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday and continuing
until O'Clock Wednesday morning. As a result
OF an agreement to fuse the Democrats get the
head Of the ticket. Supreme Court Justice and two
regents of the university go To the PopulistS The
ticket Is:
Justice of the Supreme Court-Conrad Holleu-
beck. of Dodge County.
Two Regents Of the University III. BoystOn. Of
Frantier County, and Frederick G.. Hawxby, of
Nemaha County
Both conventions were we'll attended, hut the
PODulist proceedings were apathetic, compared
with previous State gatherings The Democrats ON
the other hand showed more of their Odtme vigor
Absolute faith in the leadership of Bryan marked
the speeches and resolutions. Hostility de-
clarod to reorganizati tion Of the party any line
of policy different from the present one The tragedy
Buffalo tempered the speeches. and resolutions
In both conventions were passed, and feeling ref
the dead President made by each
chairman.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

forcrlosure SGles.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- I-anier. Trustee
against Hugh Reilly and others. Defendsnts.Iu pur
Of udc foreclosure ma ade
in above-entitled action, bearing date
the 9th day OF September 1901 undersigned the
Referee in named will sell public auction
the York Real Estate Saesroom No. Ill Broad
vsy in Borough of Manhattan. City Of New York
on the sth day October, 1901. o'clock noon on
that day by William NJ. Ryan. auctioneer. the premises
by Judgment he sold and
as follows: that certain lot. piece ani
being in Twelfth Ward of the City of New York
aforesaid. and described follows viz:
ginning at point the Norherly side of
and twenty distant hundred and
u4o) feet the formed
section Of side of One hundred
eighth the Westerly side OF Park Avenue
formerly Fourth Avenue as widene6: thence running
and parallel with Park Avenue. ninety
nine feet nd inches the centre line OF
block between One hundred and twentv-eighth
nd twenty-ninth Streets: thence Westwardy
along line of block feet;
Southwardly and again parallel with Park Ave
feet and eleven inches to the Northery
of tweuy-eighth Street and thence
Festvardy along Ncrthery side of One hundred
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
1T MAKES CROKER SMILE.
HE HEARS OF LOWS NOMINATION WHILE
AT THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

AT THE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Democratic Club was a busy place last night
The lower floor was crowded, and nearly all night
long Mr.. Croker was hearing committees and see
ing people upstairs He would discuss the re-
suit of the primaries in Manhattan, Brooklyn and
Queens. He merely said when asked about the
Diver defeat: Il have nothing TO say" This was
the same reply he made to the victory of Council
man Cassidy in Queens. Mr. Croker was told that
the Committee of Eighteen of tho anti--a-nmany
organizations had agreed on Seth Low for Mayor
He would say nothing. but smiled grimly.
The time of Mr.. Croker taken UP with COM
mittees from Queens and Brooklyn. The Queens
committee was the delegation from the WtaseH
crowd, which defeated by the Cassidy Sutphn
combina tion.
Senator McCarren. of Brooklyn, to see
Mr.. Croker. II said that the name of Coler
was broached to Mr.. Croker. but this could not be
verified.
Among those AT the club Commissioner
ting. Commissioner Lantry, Commissioner
Nase. Mayor Van Wyck senator John Fox. Nor
F. Mack, Of Buffalo: John Z. Carroll. Vernon
NJ Davis. Councilman Frank J. Goodwin, Conn
missioner Dalton James j. Martin, Percival =,
Nagle and Thomas J. Dunn.
Police Commissioner Murphy was not in the
crowd, neither Patrick Diver, who de-
feated at the primaries on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
foreclosure Sales.

and twenty-eghth Street twenty-five feet 10 the point
or place of beginning Being the premises which
were conveyed the said Hugh Reilly bv Robert II.
Matthews and others. by deed dated September 1890
and recorded Office OF the Register Of the City and
County OF New York Loer 1858 OF Conveysnces
462 October 9th. 1890
Dated New York. September 18th. 1901
ISAAC F. RUSSELL. Referee.
MILLER & KING. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
so Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram of the above described
number 81 East l2Sh Street,
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Middle Line Of Bloc

p9th street.
The approximate Of or charges IN sa+isf
Nhich the above described property is to be sold
So 'oosl with interest thereon from September stb
IYol together with costs and allowance amountire -
S37.5o with interest thereon from Sepamber 1o, TO-,
and the expenses Of the sale. approxfmats ar,o:
o. taxes assessments or other liens which are 10 he
20 the uTshaser out of the purchase money or
Dated. September 11th. 1901.
SAMIA V. HEIMBERGEF, Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
is 1ft II
West f5sth Street.

The approximate or charee 70 sa-,s>
which the described property 70 be sold il
SIO,350O0 interest thereon from
gether with costs and allowances amounting Ssos oa
with interest from August 1901 together with IN. sy
perses Of sale The Approximate amount Of res nj
other liens which allowed 10 the
purchaser Of the purchase money or pad bv ths
Referee % and interest. - -
Dated. New York, August l. 1901.
REGINALD n WILLIAMS
The above mentioned sale Of the property above da-
scrbed hereby adjourned the nineteenth day OF SEN
at ant MA
New York. September g. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

The Of the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property 10 be sold
S22 O9l. H. with interest thereon.
August. 1901 with allowances amount
S44O45 with interest day Of Septem-
ber, 1901, together with the
approximate amount of taxes. water rents
other liens which to be allowed the
purchase he is
81. 50. and
Dated New York. September 18th. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
BROOKLYN SITUATION UNCHANGED
Mr. ATTERBURY WILL CONTEST THE COUNT IN
IST DISTRICT PRIMARY.

IST DISTRICT PRIMARY.
LAeutenant-Cievernor Woodruff will be in Brook
lyn tomorrow afternoon, and has announced that
he will meet the Republican district leaders from 2
to p. m. in the Joralemon-st headqua rters At 4
O'Clock there will be meeting of the executive
committee at which time the resignation of Michael
J. Dady as chairman will be accepted. 1t is prob
Jacob Brenner will be elected to take his
place.
When Mr.. Woodruff yesterday he re-
fused 70 discuss the results of the primaries OF
Tuesday night. AS a matter of fact. the situation
politically scarcely changed at all Every
leader won his district. In the XV1Ith Assembly
District the opponents of Walter B. Atterbury de-
clare that they weakened his power considerably
Mr. Atterbury, however. says that he is satisfied
with his showing. considering the means used
against him. The opposition claims TO have won
five election districts, but Mr. Atterbury declares
he will contest the count in the Ist District. He
says that eight defective belch pallots were Tile
Cally counted.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
TWO Rim OvER AND KILLED

Auste ArbIente eighteen years Old of No II
Newark-st.. Newark. killed by train the
Central Railroad the city line last night.
Margaret Friedrich ten years old. Of No. 800 War
ren-st Newark. and fatally injured
by trolley of the Warren-st. line near her
home last night She died in tbe ambulance
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
sTEUBEN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC POLITICS

Corning n. Y, Sept. 1s.-The Democratic Con-
vention of Steuben County to-day passed resou-
tons expressive OF sorrow at the assassination of
President Mckinley. The convention nominated
pr w NJ Fulkerson. of Plattsburg for member
Of the Assembly; Sanford Gardner, of Bath. for
County Clerk. and James A. Parsons OF Horneils-
Vile for District Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19

erect for the McCabe Democrats carried Coeymans
by vote of 1o4 TO le. Mr.. Hills ward in AL
bany also elected McCabe Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-19
Gnrrcaates NoIlces.

DUNHAM. JAMES H.-In pursuance of an
- order of Hon. Abner G. Thomas. Surrogate of the
County York notice is hereby to all
nnt ~ Nnv York deceased 10 present the same with
thereof TO the subscriber at his place OF trans
Could g Wnkie No wall stieet Borough of Manhat-
in the City of New York. on or before the second day
Dated New York. the day of June. 1901
THEODORE W. LULING. Executor.
GOULD & wILKIE. Attorneys for the Executor. Wall
Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.
MCNEIL, EDWIN.-In pursuance of an order
. of Hon Abnsr @ c. C. Thomas as Surrogate of the
County OF NeT York notice is hereby given to all per
nonresiden Of the state New-Yor who died in New
New York; to present same with vouchers thereof to
i54 Nassau Street CTribune Buildng) Borough
Manhattan in the City of New York. before the
Dated New York the a4sh day Of AprIl, 1901
WILLIAM A. MoUAIp. Attorney for Executor. No. i5a
haitian. New York City
IN pursuance of order of Hon Abner C.
Notice. s hereh sVen to ali w pesons having claims
against Katharine D. Callahan late Of the County Of
- neeos 70 ,hc Brosd Street BorouPh Of Ma1batsn Is
CITY of York before the 5th day of April
Dated New York the e say S5 SeptsmssE S@sH1 1901
Executor Of katharine n Callahan deceased
Broad St. Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York
T-LMAN. MORRIS Sin pursuance of an or
der of Hon. Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate of the
New York notice & is hereby % given to all
County New York. deceased to present the same,
Of G'9 ransaans baane viz at the Once of
81 Wall et5s ,bs c o Of M msrn @
Dated NsW York RI the @ l2h day Of sep5enbsr Ieol
JOE uLNAS JULIEN sTESEsI LINN fs'sS3fs ESssa;2S
). Wall Street Borough Manhattan View York
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-07
BarnWell Jurors.

The petit jurors for the second week
of the circuit court at Barnwell are as
follows: Court convened there last Mon
day morning, and these jurors are for
next weeks session:
Allendale-F. Chavous, Jones H. c.
All, W. |. Williams, J. W. Googe.
Baldock-J. H. Warren, Elliott Nc
Lin, n. NJ. Walker.
Barnwell-R. R. Moore, G. H. Lang
ley. :,
Bennett Springs-C. L. HERS, Frank
Duncan.
Blackville-B. F. Boylston, W. NJ.
Altman.
Bull Pond-John All.
Georges Creek-B. NJ. Still, j. H. BaS-
ley.
Great Cypress-J. E. Sanders:
Red Oak-Angus P Baxley, S. +. Nor
ris, W. w. Smelling, John Gannt, John
Fowke, ]. G. Wilkinson, W. l.. BaXley,
W. F. Holmes.
Rich Land-EaFayette Mcbride.
Rosemary-J. G. Davis, j. 4. Wood
ward, T. B. Grubbs. S. J. Powell, Manson
NJ. Hair, B. o. Mitchell.
Svcamore-P. G. W. Sanders, .. u.
Allen.
Williston-Willie Addison, Lucius
Dicks.
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Walterb0rO,s Bad Schedules.

Railroad Cammissioncr GaFris hass re-
turned to the City after having been to
Walterboro and other points to look into
the schedule matter, about which com
plaint has been made to the c0mmission.
Mr. Garris went over the whole situa.
tioi1i with the people of Walterboro, and
will suggest and request a quicker
schedule between Ehrhardt and Green
Pond, the two termini of the road, lie
thinks with quicker schedule the whole
trouble can be settled and he hopes that
it will be without any friction. The
whole case will be taken up with the
authorities of the Plant system and the
suggestion as indicated will be made
Columbia correspondence ep Ee~s ard =!
Courier.
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ROad News.

The new road across Lemon Swamp
into town has been completed to the end
of Main street. and it is all il fine condl-
ton except one low place which cannot
De worked now. As soon as it is dry
enough the gang will return and work
this portion of the road. Some work has
also been done ON the road across Half
Moon Branch, and the cross street oppO-
site Mr.. D. J. Delk's residence has also
been nicely turnpiked. This was done
by the Supervisor to pay the town some
work the county was due.
The chain gang has now gone to the
Bambers and Denmark road, and 1t is
proposed to put this important highway
in thorough repair before quitting IT.
Then the gang will go to Denmark to do
some work iii that town which is due Dy
the county.
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HaDpeninsS in the Country.

Little Winifred Bishop, who has beer
with his grand mother in Columbia at
tending school, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Sandifcr spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Smoak,
Mr.. J. J. Goodwin and daughter, Miss
Minnie. and Mr.. Bennic Sandifer and
sister, Miss Belle, wofshipped at Pleasant
Hill Sunday.
Miss Eva Hanbcrry, ofDenmark, spent
Tuesday with Miss George f. Jordan.
We are sorry to learn of the illness OF
Miss Florrie Mcmillan, of Clear Pond
We hope the grippe has relaxed it's hold
ore this,
Great was the shock to this neighbor
hood when the news was circulated of the
death of Mr.. VIM. Beard, of Colston, las>
Saturday evening. His sudden departure
was caused by apopleXy. He leaves 4 wife
and three children to mourn his loss, anC
many friends to sympathize with them IN
their sore attiiction, His remains were
inferred in the Colston cemetery Monday
Your humble scribe is at Denmark thi:
week.
Mr.. Hugo Stricklaud's school closed al
Sassafras Grove Friday. He has returned
to his home at Smoak's..
The young folks of this community art
looking forward to y s0ciable at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Northrop Bellinger thu
last of the week.
Mr.. c. X. Smoak spent Saturday ant
Sunday at Lees and Denmark.
We are indeed sorry to report the i'll
ness Of Mrs, F. G. Bruce. Hope to b'
able to report con, alescence soon. G.
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Clear Pond Dots.

We have had some very pleasant
weather for the past week.
Mrs. Alice Zeigler, who has been very
sick, is able to be up again.
Miss Gillie Smoak was the guest OF
Miss Hennie Sandifer last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Zeigler is visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Zeigler.
. Miss Mary Till, of Ehrhardt, spent last
week with her cousin, Miss Stella Folk.
There was a sociable at Mrs. Ellen
Drummond's Friday night last, given in
honor of Dir. Hugo Stricklin.
Miss Florrie Sandifer was the guest OF
Miss Donnie Morris last Sunday.
The young folks of Clear Pond are
anticipating a grand time good Friday.
Miss Rebecca Mitchell spent Saturday
night and Sunday last with Miss Ruby
Drummond, who has just returned home
from school,
We were all shocked in the late hours
if Saturday night to hear of the death o
Mr.. VIM. Beard. He was on his wa.
from Ehrhardt when he was taken sick
Heart disease was the cause of his death
Hell leaves awife and several children t.
mourn his loss: F, s.
March 4. 1901.
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WooD-Two and one foot Phone II.

NURSERY.
The Young ladies of the Sheridan
Literary Society of the Carlisle Fitting
School will give 4 hot supper next Friday
evening in the school chapel. No ad
mission fee will be charged, ard the pub
lie is cordially invited. The proceeds
will 90 for the benefit of the society
Let everybody attend.
Last Friday Constable Noel Padgett
went to Govan and levied upon box
car belonging to the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road, which was on the siding there,
being loaded with cotton seed. This
lew was made in suit of DR.. F. W.
Chittv. of Olar, who is suing the road Tor
the value of 4 car of watermelonS. Up
to this writing the matter has not been
settled
Edmund TYLER, who was sent to the
Chain gang at the last term of court for
manslaughter, escaped last Saturday
night. He was captured Tuesday morn
iny at North, aud Supervisor Bruce went
there Yesterday to bring him back. Later:
Since the above was in type we haze
learned that MIR. Bruce went to North
Yesterday, but the negro arrested proved
not to be Tyler.
Mr.. II. Is. Fender, who was a patrol
man on the police force in Savannah,
was recently murdered in that city by a
negro. He was buried in Savannah and
the knights of PvthiaS, of which he was
4 member, otficiated at his funeral. Mr..
Fender had many relatives in this coun-
~, being related to the Bambergs and
Tenders. He had high reputation in
Savannah as man and officer, and it
was on account of his strict devotion to
duty that he was murdered.
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DispenSary Matters.

The county board of control met here
last Monday to receive reports of dispen
sers and pay out to the different towns
their share of the profits. The reports
were as follows.
Bamberg-Sales, $1,931 60; invoice
price, 81 1,436.6o; gross profit, $494.99; ex'
penses, $11914; net profit, $315.25.
Denmark-Sales, $92S.35; invoice
price, S67G60; gross profit, $s51.15; ex-
penseS, $72.01; net profit, $179.74.
Olar-Sales, $572.45; invoice price,
$41O.19; gross profit, $1G1.6G; expenses,
$12395; net profit, $31.1l.
Ehrhardt- $632.16 invoice price
$464.1O; gross profit, $l6S.06; expenses,
$6lls; net profit, $l06ss.
In order to have the dispenSary year
uniform the different towns were paid
their share of the profits for January and
February. These amounts are as follows:
Bamberg, $43945, Denmark, 1885,;
Olar, $500; Ehrhardt, $119.16. This
makes the county's share of the profits
for two months $S09.01.