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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24

good. I was 80 d1scOuf-
aged and downhaarted didn't care much wnas
happened, or if ever got we'll
Finally some one told me 70 safe ana ssid 40
much about the good it did women who eunered
from female weakness that decided to tryit. l
cannot sayenough for this medicine. ~Dr'Greehe.s
medicine on earth for nervousness and female
weakness. and every woman WHO suffers from
them. took four bottles Of Nervura and my
pains are all gone. My periods are regular ever!
month, without the slightest pain, my 5acka
any more. The folks who SEQ me now, who see
how contented and happy and strong am think
It is . miracle"
Get DR.. Greene's Nervura to-day for your
trouble, and write to DR.. Greene for adxics'
Address 1O1 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. Sc.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
G r u + 1
HeaItrending Story Of Nervous Wreck.
How Dr.. Greene's hervura
Came to the Rescue.

Mrs. P. HoRAN, 1879 Third Avenue. Now
York City, says:
81 had a constant bearing down pain that
made me feel dreadfully nervous, and tho pain
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24

HOTCHK1ssv1LLE AND VICINITY.
John Traverse was i'll with grip,
last week.
w. o. Trask and wife have returned
from visit with friends In Middle
bury.
Olin Roswell and wife moved, hast
week, into Mr. Cowles' honse near the
schoolhouse and George Wells and
wife moved back into their home va
Gated by them.
Eugene Benson has been quite Ill
with grip for the past week.
Hobart Morris has enjoyed a few
days visit at his sisters in New Ha-
ven.
There was dance at Walter North.
rop's, last Friday evening.
Johnnie Hall is living with a farmer
in WATERFOWL.
Mrs Charles Dyson is ill with grip.
Prizes were given at Sunday schoO
for the most regular attendance dur
ing the past year. The first prize, 8
book, was given to Miss May Thomp
son, and second and third prizes o.
picture rolls were, given to Homer
+ Apple, Willie Nelson, Miss Emil!
Fairclough and Mrs Will Knox.
Mrs James Murray of Southingtor
is visiting at Thomas Green's.
The sum of 80 was cleared at the re
cent entertainment for the Sunda!
school.
Monday, Joseph Fairclough crushet
bis thumb and cut of the end Of ,
finger under drop at the knife shop
DR. Smith attended to the wounds.
Mrs Joseph Holmes has been quit
i'll with serious cold and under tn
DOCTORS care.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
WASHINGTON.
MRS WELTON's BARN BURNED.

MRS wELTON's BARN BURNED.
Mrs Seymour 81. Welton's big barn
and sheds attached were burned, last
Saturday night. Nicholas Ogden, who
cares for the place, finished his chores
at 7.30 and went into the house. A lit
tie before O'Clock he looked out and
saw fire coming out of the barn roof.
He rushed to the under ground room
where horses and cattle were stabbed
and succeeded in getting them all out
before help came. How the fire orig
mated is a mystery, as no lantern had
been carried into the upper part of
the building that night. A large
farm wagon and all the tools were de-
stroyed and all the fodder raised on
the large farm. There were 20 COWS,
seven young cattle and three horses
rescued. Loss about $1,000. Insurance,
$1,000. The insurance was placed
through the Todd agency in New Mil.
ford.
GEORGE S. CLARK INJURED.
George S. Clark received severe
kick in the side on Thursday from a
| horse whose stall he entered without
speaking to it. He is laid up fol-
awhile.
Sherman Clark is at his GRANDPA.
theirs, Lee Stones, in New Milford
visiting.
There is some talk among those US
ing telephones of having central Of
flee in town.
DIR Ford was in New York few
days, last week.
Frank Woodruff has IA boarders al
the White Inn.
George Brown, one of Washington's
summer residents, was married tt
Mabel King Of Brooklyn, January 9
Miss Mary Church attended the we'd
ding.
Mrs Will Watts has rented her ole
home to Mrs Wright for the summer
An unusually large number of
tramps along our highways tell u:
that winter is nearly over, although
the weather prophets say we shall SEE
more snow.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
THRICE CROP SECURED.

THE ICE CROP SECURED.
There was much ice moved in this
vicinity, last week. S. NJ. Sanford, G.,
S. Gillette, Rev R. III. Sherman. G. S.
Powell, ]. HI. Wheeler and II. Lyon
having filled their houses.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
J. A. Cochrane &
Sons,
West Cornwall, Conn.
D0n'tOStarve.

DOn't0StarVe.
Don't miss the opportunity to seiEe
A trial of our Best Full Cream Cheese.
Our Raisins, Peaches and Prunes arc nice
AS are also the Kennedy Crackers and Rico.
To our new white Pea Beans We call attention
While some Boston Baked Beans We would al
so mention.
Then there's Corn, Tomatoes, Salmon and
Meat;
Catsup, Pickles and Syrup that's sweet
Cream Of Wheat, Grape Nuts and Grains Of
These foods will nourish both young and old;
And II for rich Pastry like mothers you sigh
None Such" Pumpkin or Mince Meat Will
make you pie.
Have you given Reliable Flour 4 test
Do you know that for Pancakes BuckWheat ID
bestS
And that Of all Flour to be bought far OF near
There's none that Is better than our Volun-
teerS''
HI. S. COnStOclk,
Rrld~A Nfnn
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

IN GRANGE C1RCLES.
At the meeting of the Grange, Janu-
airy IA, reports were given by retiring
officers. One candidate took the third
and fouth degrees. At the.next meet
ing the new officers will be installed
and refreshments served.
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were married on Saturday evening by
Rev r. Sheffield.

RURAL DELIVERY TO BIZ ESTABLISHED
MARCH l.
Thanks to the energy of the popular
postmaster. w. L. Judson, at Wood
bury Center, rural free delivery mail
carrier will begin business, March
1. This route is to be 214 miles
in length and will serve 6A people and
13O houses. The area covered will be
IL square miles and the carrier named
is Edward c. Walker. In connection
with this route it has been decided to
abolish the postof1ce at Minortown
and the star route to the same place.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1902-01-24

Farniture, Carpets, Mattings and
Kitchen Ranges.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
STATE NEWS.

Henry Hardage Of Arkadelphia
was accidentally killed at Jones'
boro by a train.
Mrs. Callie Thomas, a negress,
died in the Jefferson county poor
house this week at the age Of ia
years,
A Nebraska syndicate has pur-
chased y large tract of land at
Ozark and will plant 100 acres in
peach trees.
Frank Jame5, the noted ex-
outlaw Wiz be on attraction at
the Pine Bluff fair, along with
Carrie Nation.
A, D. Brown, a st. Louis mil
Honaire, has given his check for
$1,000 to the Baptist church at
Eureka Springs.
They levying court Of Garland
county appropriated $500 fer the
benefit Of the Arkansas exhibit
at the Worlds fair,
A baby boy was born to Mrs.
W. D. Keen Of Benton county
last week, which weighed twenty
pounds and four ounces.
W. J. Thompson Of De Witt
states that he saw a flock OF at
least 1900 chicken hawks pass
over his farm one day last week
G, A. DiaEorson, aged Il years
near Fayetteville, lost three
fingers by the explosion Of dy-
mantle cap when he was eXamm-
ing,
At Fayetteville Mrs, G. ].
Brennan instantly killed her
husband by splitting his head
with an axe. Tne woman is de-
ranged
Rev. G. G. Hardy, a veteran
Methodist minister, fell dead
dead from heart disease at the
railroad station at ToXar!lana one
day this week.
The county examiner of Saline
county reports that teachers are
/ 50 scarce in that county that
wages have been advanced in or
der to procure the II.
At CarroIlJon, Lydle Cummins,
aged is years, committed suicide
/ by hanging hjm9ely to a raiter il
/ his fathers barn. No cause was
assigned for the deed.
George Smith, a well-known
farmer living near Robinson,
Benton county, tied a 60-pound
rock 10 his neck, jumped into the
river and was drowned. He kill
. led a man twenty years ago in
Missouri and was acquitted on
the plea of self-defense, but the
tragedy preyed upon his mind so
that he became mentally unbaI :
anged
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
Walter Metcalf is having a
cistern dug on his premises.
ESTRAY NOTICE.

We, j. H. Brightwell, F. NJ
Vanhorn and r. j. Nichols, three
citizens of the county of Sharp
and housoholders therein, having
been appointed by I. j. Gay, a
Justice Of the Peace Of said coun-
ty, have this day viewed cer'
tain gray mare, shown to us by
W. L. Brightwell SIS an e3Tsy
and we find the said mare to be a
flea bitten gray, IA or Is HANDS
high, about 10 or II years old'
and we value the said mare To be
worth $50. This Sept, ~ 1907
f. N. Vanhorn'
r. J. Nichols.
J. Il. BrightwelI.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
Exccn!tEa clemeney.

Six paedons woro issued 5atur-
day by GOV, Davis as follows;
w, II. Peltua, Lonoko county,
6nod $40 io February, 1902, for
disturbing a business religious
meeting.
II. T, Peudergrass, Carroll
county, fined $50 in February,
1901, for keeping a store open on
Sunday.
Marvin Norman, Marion coun-
ty, fined $50 in August, 1902, for
giving liquor to a minor,
William Tucker, Madison coun-
,y, fined Sl00 in March, 1901, io?
procuring and purchasing liquor
for ano.hor person.
J.R. Turc, Columbia county,
fined $50 in August, 1902, for
carrying q pistol.
John Hancock, Carroll county,
fined $50 in August, 1902, tot
carrying a pistol
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
with Arkansas peneil-pushsrs.

They had q state election IN
Georgia on Wednesday, and the
Democratic ticketwas unopposed,
Evidently there has been no i'm
migration to Georgia from Iowa
Arkansas Gazette.
The trusts have taken more
money out Of the pockets of the
people than all the highwaym6h
who ever lived.-Clarendon Sun.
Pine Bluff objects to a pleasant
Official hatchet visit from Mrs.
Carrie Nation. The town is too
wet for Carrie to be a pleasant
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
If the legislators would be coi-
tent with their salaries it might
not be so bai.-Rison Bazoo.
Corruption politically, oorruP-
ton financially, corruption socA
ally, corruption on ever hand.
Where will it ali end?-Marianna
Courier,
Arkansas needs but few new
laws, The bill-killer can do as
much good as the bill maker
perhaps more.-Sheridan Head
light,
The man who will set out 35 or
20 acres OF Winesap or Ben Da-
Wis apple trees and give them
proper attention will have a snug
little fortune coming his way in
e few years, 1t has been dem
onsratod time and again that
just as good apples can be grown
here as further west, and there is
good profit in selling them
Maynard Backlog.
a contract has been awarded
for the construction Of battle
ship to be named after the state Of
Louisiana. This is adding insult
to injury in the case Of Arkansas.
If Louisiana is entitled to a bat
tleship Arkansas ought to have a
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

The thanks of this office are
due Mrs. Francis z. Marlin, who
renewed her subscription this
week.
With a three-mill tax and
competent overseers, great prog
ress in giving Sharp county good
roads ought to be made.
LOST, between Calamine
and Cave City one dark gray
oyercoat, made by Lamb & Co.,
with very broad collar, Return
to E. N. T. Sullivan at Calamine
and receive reward.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
Cares BsACuSlaHGisga AND
Gat0gTals, Medicine semi
free.

Send no money-simply write aud
try Botanic Blood Balm at our ex.
pense. Batamc Blood Balm (B. B.
b. kills or destroys the polson IN
the blood which causes the awful
aches IN the back and shoulder
blades, shifting pans, difficulty in
moving fingers, toes or lega, bone
pains, swollen muscles and JOINTS Of
rheumatism, or the foul breath,
hawking, ppittlng, droppings IN
throat, bad hearing, spccks flying
before the eyes, all played out feels
ing Of cararrh. Botanic Blood
Balm has cured hundreds Of cases OF
30 or 40 years standing after doctors
hot springs and patient medicines
had 9lI faded. Most Of these cured
patients had taken Blood Balm as a
last resort 1t is especially ADVISED
fer chronic daop-scaled cases, Im>
possible for any one to suffer The
agonIcs or symptoms of rheumatism
OF catarrh while or after taking
Blood Balm 1t makes tie blood
pme and rich, thereby giving a
healthy blood supply. Cures ave
permanent and not patching up
Drug stores, Il per large bottle.
Sample of Blood Balm sent free and
prcpaiI, also special medical advise
by describing your trouble aud writ,
ing Blood Balm Co, Atlantis Ga.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
Commissioner Sale.

~ otipc is hereby given that N rnfI,aIuCdi ri,,aocd
1 Il ofthc authority and direction Vo',."rth nth.
in ha decree OF the tirruiL Court Tor inr i,,,rT
crn District cr sharp county, ) X IN Sh,,:3t Shtogr3t'
made md entered on the 18Th gay .rn o. MTSIb1 be,
1902, in certain cause pending 'hsLIeHi b.
tween W. L. Edwards plaintiff an alu 40 W, s,,ec.
Huehison dvfcuaant thc Hhdel sBoi@g' Ty NJ 2f ior
ID commissioner Of soid coi i,di |I DiIdty, HiG. at
the sou,h frunt door OF the court house NJ En'J E'gJ
nng shade. AYR within TIE hours Fes''''''
Jy law for judicial slies Oh MoHuay,
UCSoSeT s3s5, s@s5%,
the following d, scribed re- cStair l1"' l1- mar.
The souih Invest quarlrr Of the ''ul'3S Of
irl of sectiom2l and he h0fhyNal H'u, i.,v.p-
the nor thucsl Quurtcr ofs,cion ~ '@' .,rt,.,in
snip Il nOrh, llnKe Ncst' Ia Ne
District OF Shlrp county r,,,. ,.ortts,
Toms ofsale; On credit ol !" vuh
the Iuich,scr being ,,GniT~l 70 tt', twrc,q,n,d
approved security and u lien VII, d.
on The iand 10 secure the rurcmsr. nn%,@,!I!y
This Sept. q, l9l2, Special Iomin'''' ''''
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
LEGAL ADVER4ISITINIS.
Notice.

r,r oticc is hereby ai7cr That Will recelEs ,Ee
i blds fur he cure md lrcWna o. tn9
paupcrs Of Nh rp county hrips rh-'n% yea, nrtiI ii
thc court house in We. ing ~ aJe arkr mr uns"
the 81 day Of the next tenn Of hc co"hi ogu,H ,TH
est and most responsible hll viii be ate et%gq, t.g,
and ali bidders are rcqurcd'o Aake Eoir ,,,rs Smi
reserve hc righ 10 reject any and a' y. g'9i n
he succcssu bidder win BE- allowed lla '''' "a +"
the poor farm lands and WIN DE- ti"w.Ii.,Be
furnish all inmates food eIUtunS' "'''''"'
and medical attention. %, s,,rr1
County Juige'
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
Judge j. V. Bourland, whom il

Judge j. V. Bourland, whom it
was suspected would be a can
didato for governor two years
hence, announces that he will
make the race for attorney gem
eral. He says he will run hard,
too. That's all right, Mr.. Bour-
land; but for PHYS sake, don't
begin to run until running time
comes.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
NEWS or 0UR HfIGH00n5.

tEWa U! uVH NLth'liN-'1.
Mammoth Spring has a Roose-
.yel, club,
The Hustler says Ravoudon
needs a. least one church,
Rev, j. L. Short, father of
! Senator Joe Short, died in Fulton
county last week,
Forty-six families from South
Dakota are going to locate near
Mammoth Spring to grow fruit.
Judge W, l., Moose Of Morril-
/ ton is holding The independence
circuit court for Judge Fulkor-
son.
\ 10-poUnd girl baby was born
SO Bro, Troyathan, Of the Mel
bourne Times, and wife last
week.
Judge J. W. Butler, Col. H. S,
| Coleman and Judge A. A. Steele
of Batesyjllo, were all born in the
year 1929.
Walter Horton, a negro, shot
and killed EI Clark and badly
|cripplod his brother, viii Clark,
both colored at Weldon.
II is said the blind 5igori5as are
contemplating potidoning cut the
open saloons Of Pocahontas, and
cnstalling The blind iger,
The oz-Confoderaies Of Indo-
pendenco county will meet at
Newark October Is, for the pur-
| pose Of organizing a camp.
Beginning Ootobor 1, the Poca-
hontaa postoEioo will be pre9i-
dental Office with the salary Of
the postmaster fixed at ST, 100.
The first Of the week Governor
Davis pardonod John Shirley,
convicted in Independence coun.
ty Of carrying q pistol and fined
$50.
The handsome new residence
of circuit clerk NJ. r, Armstrong
burned at Pocahontas, The
building cost 1900, and was in
surcd for $500.
Thomas Lawson, conductor on
tho Batc8yille local, died at
Batosvllo iaat week from blood
poison, contracted from a finger
mashed by accident,
An unknown white man ~ss
picked up beside the railroad
track at HoXie badly injured and
unconscious. 1t is believed his
home is at West Plains.
r. 3. Maxoy will plant his %
acro patch adjoining town on the
west side ia fruit trees. That
alone will be a fortune TO him
Mammoth Spring Democrat.
A few days ago g fire at Tu-
pelo, Jackson county, destroyed
The cotton platform and so bales
Iof cotton. A small boy and a
cigarette started the oonflagra-
ton, it's thought,
The Mammoth Spring cotton
mill has been purchased by North
Car0llna ParHeS, VINO VIII IiISLalI
new and better improved ma
chinery. The capacity will be
increased from 200 to 800~horse
power.
in The Independence circuit
court, r s. Deeuor, thepreachor-
|forger, plead guilty to two cases
Of forgery, and four other cases
against him were noile pressed,
lie was gwen four years in the
iponitentiary.
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Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

A dispatch from Washington
states that the number Of appli-
cations for pensions is increas-
ing. The dispatch might have
added cas- usual"
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

The Mammoth Spring Demo-
crat states that Hon. Chas. f.,
Elmore of that town will be q
candidate for prosecuting attor-
ney two years hence.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

Two farmers at Elwocd. lndi-
ana, are lawing over a strip Of
land six feet wide and fifty feet
long. The costs in the case al
ready amount to over $1,000.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
To The People.

We invite your Investigation of our PRICES and
QUALITY. You will be convinced that we can sell
YOU for Just little less than you buy elsewhere quail
ity of goods considered
Do YOU want the best wagon? If SO, buy the
LUEDINGHAUS or GREENSBORO wagon.
We have a large supply of Bagging and Ties, and
complete stock of General Merchandse-comple
in every department.
We propose as heretofore, to build our trade upon
the solid foundation;
Ho1ost Value in Exchange for Every Dollar Received"
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

Robert N. Snyder, a Million
aire banker, has been given q
sentence Of five years in the PEN
itentiary for bribery by a st.
Louis jury.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

Even Marcus A. Hanna, who
was going to give the balance Of
his days to making peace between
capital and labor, can't settle the
coal strike.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

The republican party takes
credit for favorable crop years
and the like, now it can father
the coal strike if it wants to.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

Congressman Brundidgc has
ofbeen making political speeches in
arMissouri lately.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
70 Cure ! Cold il Ons Dig

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If it fails to cure, E. "
Groves signature Is on each box
25 cents.
The railroad surveyors moved
camps the fore part of the week
from Georges Camp Ground to
a point about four miles west of
Ash Flat. 1t is understood that
. satisfactory route is being
found, and that the survey viii
soon be,completed, the two corps
meeting some time this month,
most probably the latter part.
TO ALL r. A. MASONS:
Notice is hereby given that
there will be q call meeting Of
Rural Chapter No. 50, R. A. M
held at the Masonic Hall in Eve
ming Shade, Ark, at 7o'clock
p. m. on Saturday, October IL,
1902. Business of Importance
will be considered and The at
tendance Of each member is re-
quested.
Jno. B. McCaleb, HI
Sam H. Davidson, Sec.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

A farm paper claims that il
grain Of any sort is soaked and
then ground and fed to stock
there is a great saving in the
amount of grain required to pro-
duce a pound Of meat.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
We respectfully inform the

We T0spGCVIUTIY IUTUTTU VTU
editor Of the Newark Journal that
we don't use slang, We are
some what of an angel ourself,
though we positively can't lay
claim to the long string Of virtues
that our brother Of the journal
boasts.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

A struggling minister in Penn
sylvania has been made rich by
an unknown man whom he be-
friended years ago, The parson
has quit the pulpit and purchased
q mine.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

If, as the insurgents claim, the
fight on Clayton really began re-
Gently, it may be added that ii
was q very sorry beginning.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

The Stone County Democrat
says that an officer seized 1900
gAllons Of homemade wine last
week near Ardmore, l. T., and
adds that the scoundroI split is.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
THE RECORD.
BY CLAUDEL. COGER.

| "hcaesty is the best policy, p"
ps the ST, Louis boodler can Jes-
ify.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

d There is no prospect Of an ear
ly settlement Of the strike in the
JGoal regions.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10
THE LEYYING COURT.
Some Of the Things Ule Justices did IN
Annual SeSSi5n.

/ nc itF Wig Cttte thc' AZ
morning with Judge James W.
Smith as presiding officer, and
the following Justices of the Peace
/ present:
NJ. F. Street of Big Creek town :
ship: n. r. Landers, Wm, Nc
/ Leod of Cave; J. C. Holt, D. j.
Mulvyhill of Davidson; W. u
Jordan, D. NJ. Halliburton of Har-
dy; II. E. Dark, J. W. Porter Of
/ Highland: r. W. Cruise, J. M.
Gray of Jackson; H. ". Bone,
| ". T. Clifford Of johnson; j. D.
Matthews of Lebanon; j. G.
Sims, j. F. Howell ofLave Creek
| B. j. Flanagan of Morgan; H. F..
Henry of North; T. J. Davidson,
| C. W, Evans Of Piney Fork; |.
| II. Ritchie of Richwoods; ]. A.
Gay OF Strawberry; J, 7. Foster,
E. B. Andrews Of Scott; r. P.
Jordan, ]. Y. Cole of Sullivan:
! W. L. Atkinson, B, Watkins Of
Washington.
Following are the leyies as
made by the court:
I Three and a half mills on the
dollar on all the taxable property
Of the county for expenses OF
county government.
One-half mill on the dollar for
contingent purposes.
One mill on the dollar on all
the taxable property of the coun-
ty to pay off a Judgment against
the county held by W. D. Coch-
ran,
Three mills on the dollar for
working the public highways OF
Sharp county.
Following are the appropria-
tons as made by the quorum
court;
To defray the expenses Of the
circuit courts, 81, ,730.
To delray the expenses Of the
county courts, S636.
To defray the expenses of the
probate courts, $500.
To defray the expenses Of
criminal proceedings in magisC'
rates courts, S128.
To defray the expenses Of keep
ing persons accused or convicted
of crime in Jail, S128.
To defray the expenses Of max
ing the assessment and tax-book8
and collecting taxes on real and
personal property, 8416.
To defray the expenses Of pub
lie records Of the county sos,
To defray the expenses of re-
pairing and taking care Of public
property, $500.
To defray the expenses Of
keeping the paupers Of the coun"
ty, $500,
To dofray such other expenses
Of county government as are al
lowed by law, $500,
| To defraythe expenses Of fuel,
lights and stationery used by
courts Of record, S25.
To defray expenses Of fuel and
lights for the Jail, S25,
To defray the lawful expenses
Of conveying insane parties to
the asylum, SIS.
The Justices were in session
until Wednesday at 2 \. m, and
it may be said they had a stormy
session. The proposition to levy
a mill to be used in paying off the
judgment against the county held
by W. D. Cochran created some
stir, finally carrying, by the fol-
lowing vote:
For-Landers, Mulvyhill, Hal
liburton, Cruise, Gray, Bone,
Clifford, Matthews, Henry, David
son, Ritchie, Foster, Cole, Wat
kins. Total IA.
Against-Street, Mcleod, Holt,
Dark, Porter, Sims, Flanagan,
Evans, Gay, Andrews, Jordan Il.
iP Atkinson. Total 12,
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

. II is said that ponny postage is
a probability within the next
year.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

The people OF New Orleans are
doing more walking than usual
now. A street car strike is on in
the Crescent City.
Sharp County record., 1902-10-10

In an interview Senator James
X. Jones says he believes o COM
pulscry arbitration law is the
remedy for strike troubles.