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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

do you speak Spanish? If not, ap-
ply to Atlantic Coast Line ticket office,
or w. H. Leahy, division passeng ar
agent, and secure a nicely bound, Illus
trated booklet entitled What to Say
in Spanish and How to Say It.''-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15
To Cure Corns, warts and Bunions.

All can be cured quickly without the
knife or pain whatever. Simply use
rected. For sale by all general stores
and druggists.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

do you speak Spanish? If not, ap-
ply to Atlantic Coast Line ticket office.
or w. H. Leahy. division passenger
agent, and secure a nicely bound, illus
trated booklet entitled. What to Say
in Spanish and How to Say tad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15
Grnybeard.

Now comes that season when you
are tired after walking ten steps. You
ache. You are fretful. No appetite. II
is worth a gerat deal to be relieved OF
this trouble. Graybeard will relieve
you. Take bottle home tonight and
you will be fresh and bright to-mor-
row.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15
Len&ue Games.

If you desire to keep posted on the
schedule of baseball games in the South
Atlantic League secure a vest pocket
schedule card of ticket agent Atlantic
Coast Line at De Soto Hotel.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Graybeard is found at all drug stores
81 bottle, for IS. Graybeard Pills,
CSC. Little treasures.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Atlantic Coast Line gives benefit of
a short line mileage etschments be-
tween Savannah and Augusta. 1872
niles.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15
A HAIL OF LEAD
ON POLICE RANGE
MAYOR MYERS FIRED FIRST.
HAD HIS WEATHER EYE WITH HIM
AND SURPRISED THE CROWD.

Mayor Had Arranged "A Match With
EX-Alderman Watson, but the
Former city OmciaI Refused to
Toe the Mark-Judge Cam, Col.
Gordon, Capt. Austin, Judge Nc
AIDin and Lieut.. Dixon Shot Well.
Markers Played FnvOrites, but
Were Caught in Comic Opera
Fashion.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Atlantic Coast Line gives benefit Of
short line mileage detachments be-
tween Savannah and Augusta. 1872
mileS.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Bundle boys and special delivery
boys wanted for the Metzger & Brun-
son Bankrupt Sale at Adler's.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Bundle boys and special delivery
boys wanted for the Metzger & Brun-
son Bankrupt Sale at Adler's.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Salespeople wanted at Adler's for
the Metzger & Brunson Bankrupt Sale.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Salespeople wanted at Adlers for
the Metzger & Brunson Bankrupt Sale
-a6
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Graybeard is found at all drug stores.
81 a bottle for s.. Graybeard Pills
little treasures-25 cents.-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Salespeople wanted at Adler's for
the Metzger & Brunson Bankrupt Sale.
I'D
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15

Salespeople wanted at Adler's for
the Metzger & Brunspn Bankrupt Sale.
-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-04-15
Bullets to right of him,
Bullets to left of him,
Aldermen facing him,
Noble young marker.

His not to make reply,
His not to reason why,
His but to mark a lie,
Faithful young marker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

from the Arabian Nights" Shackled with a ball
and cham he labored with other Christian captives
the and Notifications fronting the harbor
the Dev's Capital Cry. Neither servltude The
bastlnado broke his spirit. After years of cap
yity and hard labor his carriage and com uand
ing appearance attracted the attention II the Dcvs
daughter who nterceded with her father and secured
for him an improved condition. OF IRISH descent he
inherited the begllig rersJasl Of that do1nt
bic race for his advancement III the Devs service
promptly followed the hour when the fair L linda
first set her dark ewes upon him Outwarilv he en-
braCed the Mohaurnedau religion. learned the Ian
guage OF the country. made himself useful 10 his
masters. and 70 all appearances became q devout
MohaInmedan.
Informing the Dev that # permitted communicate
with his own country he could obtain q ransom for
only himself. but tor the rest Of the erslared
Americans he permitted by that greedy monarch
TO communicate with Thomas Jefferson who was
then in EurOpe Minister to France. The enslaved
condition Of Captain Bren and his fellow-countrv-
appealed jefferson nature As nothing
else could DO. and he promptly work 10 effect
their release. Many delays and difficulties inter
yened and not until 7qe that Congress author
lzed the President negotiate for the release Of
Captain O Bren and his elow-siaves. and II
until some months later that their release finally
effected, by paying the Dey ffty-nlne thousand
Spanish dollars.
Relief from depreciation by the Algcrians was only
temporary Other seizures followed and Amer
can sailors were e4.ed until II became manifest that
commerce The Mediterranean must cease alto
gether. unless something could be done check the
rapacitv Of the B4rbarv States. Accordingly late
I797 Captain o Bnen was pre- aiied upon 10 return
AgIers and cndoa:or 20 negotiate treaty Of peace
Il was he who IN i7qS board Il The irlg4te Crescent
manned by many Of his former comparisons slavery.
and with tweutv-lH barrels Of silver dollar and other
presents slowed IN the ship hold SET from Ports
mouth Harbor to pay tribute 10 his former master,
the Dcy 81 Aiglers, III the pc Of ri, asing from
the sla Ee-dr1rers lash the American cluz-ns then
langushlng under the hot sun Of Northern Africa.
To assist HIM negotiations the President had
rissloned him a diplomatic agent and consul TO the
Barbarv States. whose goodwill II hoped he might
by of his long residence there and knowl
edge Of the country and customs Of the people.
The Crescent had anchor the
harbor Aglcrs than the Dey accompanied by all
his official household. aboard. and Captain
o Brlen and the ships officers were welcomed with
proestations OF deep affection. The Dey especially
was delighted with he frigate and made effort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

Constantinope stopping "a Barcelona on the way Il
leave Captain Newman and his crew
Early IN the April following the Crescent got under
way Her deck, presented a singular appearance i,
she slowly moved seward Of the hlrbor of Agcrs
Turbannei Turks. black-brovcd Ngyraus and
svarthv Beiouin> Of the desert collected little
groups and looked ask4oee The handful Of American
sailors by the ratl waving 4tIel Captain o Bricn
and those remaining nl,h ham Large numbers #
Nuhlan slaves m4ua,icd and chained to Stluc hons
made dismal lamentations. they saw thctr native
land fast disappearing The distance and II WAS with
deep disgust that Captain Newman saw has 1vauIiu
irlgatc thus virtually transit .rlurd ,ut1 "a s4.chip
Il with feelings uncertainty and insecurity that
his men contemplated the succeeding days that must
ear~e before the friendly shores Spain and safety
could Tee reached They understood how cheaply
Algerian pirates held Christian lie and what sa,,e-
faction would afford them To murder the handful
of American sailors aboard and tumble their bodies
INTO the sea
Among The slaves destined for the Sultan was
Young of unusual beauty and intelligence,
whose manifest distress enlisted the attention
and sympathy OF Captain Newman and his men Her
dark HAIR and flashing eyes showed that IN her VEINS
the hot blood Of tropIc skies, while the fair skin
and slender hands bore evidence OF pareutage not
used to toll From the careful manner in which She
guarded and restricted 10 her cabin it became
evident that great was set on delivering her
safely TO the Sultan
Il was not until the third day out at noon while
most Of the Mohammcdans were At their devouous.
that Lieutenant Ransom succeeded eIctIng the
story of her he. In fauItless Spanish She told him
that her mother when only sixteen wears old had
been stolen from her home IN Southern Spain bv a
band of Moors and sold 10 a Bcdoun chettaIn who
took her his tribe Of migratory Arabs the Great
Desert. where She born That vera years before
her mother had died grief and that her father who
loved her had been overcome war with a neigh
boring shclk, and that She had been taken captive
and sold to the officers Of The Dcy, who then was
sending her As a present 10 the Sultan
All. senior" She concluded can YOU not save me
from what Is than death | know the intention
OF captors. Save me- Oh. save me from this
horr1d fate, Restore me to mothers people. and 1
ever viii be your willing slave
What from a land OF chvalrous men could
withstand such u appeal from so much beautvf
Lieutenant Ransom assured her that he never vould
leave the ship without her, that avoid suspicion
and render escape more easy Of accomplishment IT
would be advisable for her remain in her CABIN as
much possible that Barcelona should be reached the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

flag al her izzen-gaff snapped a. the wintrv breeze
Vnked the tace OF the harbor tiny whitecaps OF
salt spray that frOze they struck the ships sides
The Captain had gone ashore for final instructions
relating To the disposition Of the ship and cargo. and
70 bring n the few passengers accompanying ti=
expedition
Al last the Captain gIg was putting IF from
he shore and with HIM Captain Richard o Br1en,
who - accompany the ship and remain Alglers
as The Unired States Consul for tn Barbarv States.
AL was instant activity on the Crescent. The Cap
I'm and passengers were scarcely on deck and the
gig hllsted aboard. when the N1ndass was manned.
and The cheerful Heave-ho, OF the the falls
told that The huge anchor being Gated quickly.
Al the SAM time shaken wards braced,
stav-als set and before the echJ-s Of the departing
gun had died tn fright sailed away before the
iTeshening breeze. and headed for the wlnry sea
beyond the harbor line.
The Crescent was bound on mission that reflected
LYLE credit the United States, and IN which the
ofCe-s and had little heart At the close Of the
Var Of rh- Revolution the country was left mpOver-
ished and exhausted. The energies the people had
been taxed 10 the utmost and the a whole.
relieved from the Of the preceding years Of
sank back general relaxation 81 rest, with little
disposition and less ability 10 protect the commerce OF
II people abroad.
Americans take naturally 10 the sea and IN an
1credbv short after hostlties had ceased with
he mother country American commerce again had
covered the with Its white winged mess myers
OF peace
For man years the Barharv States skirtiag the
northern Africa. had been sending numbers
II vessels TO prey upon the OF Christian
nations To these semi arbarous Moharnncdars a
richly laden ship from a Christian country a gift
6I-..t from Heaven. i they could only Law hands
upon II. Most # not al. 81 Europe had purchased
from them exemption from of their ships by
the payment ii presents and annual tribute Of
money
When these sea robbers heard Of a new nation that
had into existence far The Western Ocean,
and beaeld their LOFTY ships al unprotected 60 sailing
by. they turned their faces toward Mecca. and ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24
The Maria at Algiers

10 conceal his impatience of delay
IN taking possession of it. He at
once sent for his flag, and soon
from the mizzen-gaff tioated the
Moslem pcnnant. where late the
Stars and Stripes had waved
What were the emotions OF Captain
Newman and his men. as with barred
heads they lowered the flag of
their country and saw another
take It's place.
At tins time the Barbarv States
were subject to the Sultan of Tur-
KEY, and the Dev especially was
eager 10 despatch his new ship
with money and presents Of
slaves to his Imperial Master on
the DardanelleS. and accordingly
It was arranged that rs soon as
the Crescent cargo could be dis
charged and another taken on. the
vessel. manned with Algerian sea-
men. should Ice despatched TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-24

~ The morning OF January &c.
" I7QS, the friga1e Crescent
swung Al anchor IN Ports
n nth Harbor Everything was
spick and span from truck to
kee-~on. The polished brass on
- herhead and wlndlass reflected
the -ays OF the morning sun. and
The hrst officer smiled as he looked
o%er the details OF the outfit.
The ship was new. and had
been constructed and fitted out
with the utmost care by the
United States. as q present 70
The Dev Of Algiers, and with a
large sum of money and other
presents snugly slowed away II
The hold was n command u Cap
tam Thomas Newman and about
20 SAL for that distant country.
Everything was IN readiness for
sea At q moments notice. and the
vessel tugged Al her cable. and the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27
FROM Ola.

coff-,ponasnoe Of Ths Gis S,oae Gap r.ss
olA, Nv, Oct. el.--Nicc weather. Farm
ers are preparing 20 gather corn.
n kAamons aud wife, OF Bette,
~ere vis'uHg relatives hers this week.
Jason l.. holhroas. proa,iasnt citizen
o. Thor 'on Greek. ~iii make his depart.
are iog Lewis county. Nv. Ia the neat ia
ture, "the land shst aows With milk ana
honey
Dssmmes " 4. Moore. Of Dorchester,
Va. vas caiiiag GA our merchants this
week.
n - rawoscd that Ms. Naiissa Brown
charming soung hcllr ofColi,. the ADOPT
ID dseshtcs 81 nicrcbant sseorge ".
h'e~H, - sooa 70 De married 70 Walter r
Nebb, pronireut yoong nan Of Sssgeat
Ibe date - bot yet snpeuneee.
Jsmes ,. Gsi@. Of FAYETTEVILLE, sas ~ith
~ a fs~ days ago IN the interest Of the
kemineion 1yPe~riter Co.
Or ssindei, the photographer. Of
leeae, Va, y here this ~esk -snssching
beauties. fAsslek.
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FROM SERGENT.

c.-rr.,.,n.' .tr. afri.. Oil. >..... t..,.f...
S,..,,f h, d., % M. ,t
ha. t.,r,nitc, ...i f... ...,....f 49,. 49,.
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az. t..,t.f,.l, ,...,.t - 80 ~,
n,
'' ""u '"nn J.
'''" ""-'"ess ''r To
''N''
'. = commissions, = 2. Baker, pass
cd nr tN' u'ci lhnrtda1 ou husincss. The
'"aEc BE- Interested Doe telephone lime up
ihis ~at. auu De- nu~ doing some yer, ri-
30 ''''''' move
'"hn thompson. "ho has lucrative
position 1910 ]. Hartman 90 iiAc,iiie,
r'--'i N''' in's aces enf"utr Goo hiivs-
burg ui- old humc, where be will back
'"''e"''o-
'"ro" h"'NrooA De- siHi planning bic
."p overland i' aacenutf. Leslie toun-
w. ~ "' "'' 20 '''''i"s
4 ".mDer ot capitalists, principally
N'i''''" 0"". anu N"A" COMPANY proc
l,'i''-' 's-'a n""n The ii'rr ihutsday.
t"'' 'f''i'N ''"f'""fr i" iuNNe men ui
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FROM MAYKING.


c,rrsrpcraescso q ris Me Sfco~ cs- Per.
MAKES. XIV, Oct. 23.-Hnlsrd webb
i assuming the appearance Of real ben
sdics ao~-A-dsrs. bat, Why u IL We car
not conjecture. He IL just a. sprightiy
~iih the girls a. ever.
I.sssie maxim seems TO be In fail fell
lowship al this stage Of the game. while
the forests are sblsne With the meianchoi-
" days, the ssddest Of the year. when con-
trast Of colors presents a scene complete
IN beauty and ioseliness.
Mrs Lulu Holcomb, an old scribe Of
the Post. has been appointed Postnistress
AZ fotters Pork. vice ". II. Potter, re-
signed. Washington Kincer, Of Mil
Greek, is also a newly appointed Postmas-
ter AZ Margaret. two miles south. vice
Mrs. Henry Webb, removed.
George Gibson. Washington webb, .e-
eOmpaniej by Miss Birdie Webb, have just
returned from pleasant visit 90 Beaver
Greek, Floyd county.
The funeral meeting at the old Webb
Cemetery here sunday vas largely at
tended and good order prevailed. az an ev-
idenee Of genuine respect for the deceased.
As I suggested last week let Us devise
some means to protect the bank around
our public school building. This IL an
absolute necessity, and IL a question upon
which our enterpusing people should act
nov, without delay. Another winter is
almost upon Us, and, unless this much
needed work l. accomplished nov. mos Z
assurediy Il will drag until smother sea-
son. Nos t. the time TO set.
Mr. and Mrs Bud Hubbard. OF Virginia
passed here last week in a hack cnroutg
20 Lawrence county, Ky. The, will drive
the entire distance.
Several drummers were here this week
plying their price talks 10 our merchants
They report business fair.
Sir. Ei1ie Franklin, Of Coils, accompanied
~ Mics Id Franklin. passed here Safsr-
day euroufe 70 Giamorgsn, Va, -hers
they Will visit Tor several DAYS.
Wedding bell. have been hourly expect
ed 20 toll away their glad tidings here fol
some time. bot -iiii Caleb aud Louie ar,
enjoying the sweets OF single birsscdnes.
| Y 20 The wedding has been announced tot
| some time. no one eau tell vhen the Ger
emory viii take place.
The remain. of Blaine Connie. Of thi.
county. killed at Manchester last week
was NOS inferred ~ Camp Branch, as stat
cd iu this correspondence. but Instead, be-
was inferred a. Jackson, XIV His tathel
IS nov at Manchester arranging Tor r. Wig
orous prosecution. Success 60 the rosi
KoSro.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27
Saves Two from Death.

"our iiitle daughter had au almost ia
cal attack-ui shopping cough and hrou-
chiti-. whites Mr>. 81 r. uavilaud ct
Armork, n Y "hut wheu all other RENE
cdics Tailed, ee saved hcr life with Dr.
Ming Nrw Discovery. Oar niece. who
bad consumption iu AN advanced stage. al
-o urcd this vondcriui mrdiciuc aud Co
daf She b. perfectly sell" Desperate
thFuat aud lung di-cases yield Go Dr.
hings Mes Discovery as to uo other med
emo ou earth. luirliihie ior Coughs and
colds. SOC aud sl.O0 BOTTLES Guaranteed
hN W NELLY lriai uotilc Tree. a.
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How's This2

w oacr Que Hundred Dollar. Reward Tor
sny csse ut CstarfA that cannot be- cunci o.,
HALLS Cassrrh Curc.
p. J CHENEY a CO., Props, Toledo, q
" q, the undcrsisned. have Known p. }.
Cheney ior thc last 10 Years. and b,.iicse him
perfectly hcnrfshle in all business transac-
tt1n- aud hnauyiallv able o. carrr out any Oh
hEailrns n.sde By their hrni.
MNsr lst AZ, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
%.
WstrI>G. klNNsN a NAHvt~. Nho!rsale
pruExi,ts. fuisie. %.
hshs tetarrh Cure is taken internally, act
iug directly uron ihe blood aud ruucous sur
isccs 81 thr system. fucc 55c. gcf bottle.
Npsd By 80 Druggists. Testimonials FREE.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27

s. L. Quirn u Cav<pdisb. W.. zee rob-
bed Of bis customary be1lts by In
vssion Of chroaie Constipation. Whsz Dr..
Kings Nev Life Pilfs broke isso HE
hccse. Ais trouble vas srres:ed and nov
hs'< entirely cured. They're guaranteed
10 cure. 2se Al J. ". Keiiy's Drug store.
Al
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vIR..INIA


meeting superyor
ent, M
Gentlemen, members OF Board.
Board,
Clerk
probable % said County County
1908 The Posr publication,
D nroviied hv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27

This is one Of the most complete
and up-to-dste Lsundriss in the coun-
try and alwsys does frst-class work.
j. ". Kelly is agent at Big Stone
Gap. Basket leaves here Tuesday
night and returns Saturday morning
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-10-27

i ".:.r T;:'
by amount hand. rrea.aJul, yeacouny
lew Js, t'i including
By ":s e.. q Judge. . sc, ,s s pa .a 81 g Cir
year county Levy receipt. ante page a. ... Io55.s7
BY amour, Of aid 1898 year coes' len, receipts Communication"
r,op,r', BOOB. Richmond D.'re raro 81
land Book Big Stone school w s,oa 80
rrops, ileot, Big STONE Gap oi.,e', Ioesis
Book school district, western Side. osies
Property Wise pi.,re' western Side as IS
By I"s Boos W., %. School Sip p e E r Commissioners ss
by ' Foes S R ' %i s seS b . f ss
IandB Book. No,ou s.1oof oi.',e, Iasqo
10y ' Fsopert H Boos So'o e' SCHOOL p,, p 0'' 1866
Book ciadsyius school District, Western sds soss rs
By Frspe5,, ss1 ,a Cf"i School D, c'' ,,
Hesl. ,,ds,ns s5aa.l District Ea.,sra Side lsss a.
" P5,r ss ti i S seh n, iP' T
L,"s BOOK. Ro'yr.ou S,h~, District, %y.,er" sds ,,svs
' Fr,y n . sl T school w e%"%o"'' %, =
Robertson school District Eastern side llss7s
by P, V' Rs T a oa"s LEV , 'r m ~
lana goes: Ilpp. school D-'de'-. Ae,,is
rrops,', Book, Lpp. school District 1864 q
Yas,als a,lc.d co@p.qy.....' .....- -" l,ssaIs
ses'ern Rlsay Company. ....... ..... -.
b, .%sau, Count, Levy receipt. Team.
b, yea, County receipt. Western Onion
R, OF yss' Count, lev, receipts ON Adam. EXPIRES,
By year County Levy receipts on Big stone Gap
aud Powell. alley Railway COMPANY, ........ slsO
Railway COMPANY clnen branch islOoS
by amour" OF 1898 year Cou" Lew receipts Southern EE
BY ys.r Levy receipt. ON yrsai. Kentucky
By Of yess County Levy receipts on Rig Tom. Creek
Branch Of \ : W Rsi". Company. -, 1880
By amount Of 1909 ceeny Levy receipts Li roce
Branch OF ~ a I" Rs'~. Company, -........ $40
Branch Of \ " Railway Company. ........ a2a
receipts iuciaiins $7l33 Of County Lew
ceipts wn aon said I9ps wear County Lev, srr Js ~,
1905. in ct County ohce nd
other iacdeaai together With the above
county Levy OF this aggregate $iss6a75
Expenditures Other Than Disbursements
-, ,- So. Expenditures
ed by Board Of Supervisors sIsS75
To lat. Treasurer stv~ans 1908 allowed
by Roard Of Supervisors settlement.
To Treasurer .Barrons 1908 levy by
To Treasurer Barron. expenses year levy allowed by
Board settlement
Of delinquent list by
Board Of Supervisors settlement, 10
To amount OF eSonora'ng orders Of lsn3 losed
Board Of Supervisors scnemen':
10 smesnt appropriated Of said levy for couniy sinking
iy's year I0aeo 90
The Of above stated sps9d!gre tIss5sss
Ofss0a0'a'i0s orders amer Jslv Isl 1894. saOsiI
Expenditures
To sheriff Of cosety. paid Of 1872
To @aeua 81 css-ss, paid out Of 1875 levy ..
To sheriff OF Counis. fcs Waiting Board O supers
paid Of iSe3 levy. 77soo
Tocosar Clerk. paid out Of 1907 levy year
ooss.y ci,r1. paid yea. levy 10; waiting
coaaly paid Of year iss,. for -s,inr
To cssa,, cis:., p.s year levy. pa. pay
To cass,, c1sst pad q ys.s lew Tor ce@y..
conmss-ossss Books, .......-.. rcs 50
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The Dammy lire will not meet Train No
~ ~hen over one hour late. or when train
Ne. - sad train No. 80 meet aud pass
vest Of fenningtoa Gap. Va.
A.R. EATON. Supt.
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- B-okkKSAwALr ; CO. <r~psv>s<s-
WYTHEvsLLg. VA.
Manufacturers and dealers in Ens
Marble and Granite Sonuments.
Headstones, Ststusry. Ak. al kinda
Of Cemetery Work. Iron Fencing. etc.
All WORK guaranteed 20 give sstis-
faction.
w. D..THORNToN, Ast..
WISE. VA.
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TRIAL Balance Proof Statement Of and Including AUGUST 2t 1904
1908 year County LsTJ.

The following
proof OF the equA'ed probable receipts the 1919 lew
County
ing orders lasurer Commission &C. that heretofore H
the Board OF Supervisors Of THU
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A Love Letter

Would not interest you u you're isct-
ing for guaranteed Ssl,e for Sores,
Barnes or Piles. Otto Dodd. Of Poade.
No. -rites: 81 suffered With an ugly sor
Tor year, hat box Of Backlen's Arnies
saive cured me. lt's the heat Ssive on
earth. 2sc At J. W. Keliy's Drug Stor. Al
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