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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-28
II. Il. ALEXANDER.
T he Land Man
WALHALLA, s. @.
Return Dots.
WALHALLA, s. @.

Return, Oct. 24.-Special: We
farmers are thankful for the con-
tinued pretty weather for gathering
crops and sowing oats, and more so
now for the good season to sprout
the oats and bring them up. The
biggest sorrow among us, | think, is
that our crops were so easily gath
cred. 1t is said by some around
here that they will not make enough
cotton to pay for their fertilizer.
Mrs. e. b. Penland and son, of
Scaly, n. c., who have been among
relatives and friends in this section
and about Fair Play, have taken
flight for the top Of the Blue Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 3. Compton, of
Fair Play, were visiting Return peo-
pie last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. S. A. McDanield filed his reg
ular appointment at Return last Sat-
urday and Sunday, and preached
most interestingly both days. Sat
urday's sermon was one of his best
yet, it being from the text, "The peo-
Lle complained at Moses" 1t hit US.
We understand that Prof. John w.
Reynolds, of Walhalla, is to move
into our community this week and
will open school here next Monday.
We are much encouraged and wish
for him good school. We gladly
welcome him and his to our commu-
nifty, our homes, our church, and
our Sunday school, and earnestly so
licit their cooperation and help in
same.
Several of the boys went to
Anderson to see the big show last
Tuesday They said it was big one
alright.
Miss Martha Julian's many friends
will be sorry to know that she has
fever. There will be many prayers
for her recovery.
Mrs. Nj. G. Duncan is improving
now, and hopes soon to be able to be
out again. She and her husband
have the sympathy Of many friends
in the death of their baby some days
ago.
S. X. Kennedy is building a new
house on his place for the accommo-
dation Of Henry Williams and family
G.. w. Hayes, of Westminster. made
a flying trip to this section a few days
ago, hunting wood sawyers He
wants a new house, I think.
". e. King and family visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Duncan last Sunday.
Henry Price, OF West Union, has
bought a piece Of land from J. D.
Moore, OF this section, and will move
to it this fall
The Return club Is thinking of Of
fering prizes for the hest acre of
corn, the best acre of oats, and the
best acre Of wheat next year, In order
to get us block heads to think about
making something besides cotton.
believe now they see the point. Raise
more hog and hominy and less cot
ton is all that will ever do it, and the
quicker we get at it the better for us.
j. B. d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-28
TARHEEL SHERIFF. SHOT.
North Carolina officer Killed at Dan
vile by Ex-Barkceper.

Danville, Va, Oct. 24.--Sheriff w.
B. Flanagan, Of Draper, N. c., was
shot and instantly killed here to-day
by w. Belt Samuels, a former DAN
vile saloon keeper. The shooting
occurred in front of the house of Eva
Boyd, white woman, and according
to evidence so far introduced appears
to have been unprovoked. An eye
witness to the tragedy says that
Flanagan was leaving the house
when Samuels shot him in the back,
just as he passed out Of the gate.
Officer Flanagan came down from
Draper to-day to Danville to locate
two runaway boys. Samuels was ar
rested, but would make no statement
other than that he acted in self-de-
fence.
The dead man leaves a wife and
family. Samuels was convicted of
perjury at the last term of the United
States Court here, and sentenced to
three years In prison. He appealed
the case, and since that time has
been out on five thousand dollar
bond.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-28
Charlie Mitchell Shot to Ribbons.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 24.-Early yes
terday morning Charlie Mitchell, col
ored, slayer of Chas. Argo, and who
also seriously wounded two other
white men, was riddled to ribbons
with bullets near Lithonia, near
where his horrible crime was COM
mitted. The man-hunt continued al
most week, and the negro lived less
than two hours after he had been.
located. Hundreds of bullets tore
his flesh into veritable ribbons as he
hung, his body half out Of the door
Of cotton house in which he had
been hiding, and from which he was
thrown by another negro. The four
other negroes implicated as accesso-
ries have been brought here for
safety and are now in the Fulton jail.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1908-10-28
Mrs. M. Powell left last satur.

Mrs. M. Powell left last Satur-
day for her home In Augusta. after
having spent some time here with her
daughter, Mrs. T. 3. Epting.
Miss lila Bearden, one of Oco-
nee's promising young lady teachers,
left last Saturday for Ninety-Six. She
will have charge of large school
near that town. Her many Oconee
friends wish her great success.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20
Rockford, I'LL. ma move:
muZ6um. d,

1900 bilet6w rozdanych darmo W
celu edukacyjnym.
Cierpiace osoby beda uszcze6liwione
us1yszeG 0 Rockfordckiem muzeum
anatomii ustanowionem przez spe-
cyalist6w stanu Illinois.
Tysiace woskowych figurek pred
stawia, chroniczne %:schoroby, ktore
zachodza W ciele czfowieka. Bic
CLOSE doktorska wyjasnia te choro-
BY i leczenie publicznosci. Opaaci
sic podr6zowac 1000 mil ably; zwie-
die to muzeum, i nauczy6 sic no.
wego ~leczenia bez b6lu i krwawie-
MIA dokonanego przez tych specyali-
stow.
Wszystkie chore osoby MECH pi-
sza pc wolny billet do muzeum, j
darme zasiagnienie rady. Ich oglo-
szenie ~obja6niace czas w~yleczenia .;
najduje sic ma innem miejscu W tym
wydaniu. Pc bilety i. t. d..
piszcie do
Illn0is State Specialists.
62s w. State str. cor. Rockton ave-.
Rockford, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20
WINONpKI NAJWIEKSZY SKhAD

mice podr6zuja mieddzy luda
81, tedy Me ii wycc'hfl'o:'delz2a spo-.
1tyksac ich, j 6pii'e'W'aa6 in pie
56ni ich. .s5. II.
"a was vas spotYkaja, ugasz--
czaja, 5pieWajjaa Waaamnl+3piezni
vase, DO czudja, AZ WY Wojlu1i. ,
ielcie "a Wo1nost sWiata 3taz
a przeettozi jez Was'sszza ~ n slll
IA . Wso ,lrro'' 3, vase ~ pp.ol1--.
Ilwiiecee,ln9lile99 4 ri PIE ale ell,',s nrie;; he
do,slk.,oe,n,allssFz,e "a nnlaaluki pos
wiec q i u Fra me, Y ~. 4 ]
.Allnrlglliilkls6t',wa1, { ted q zsaap'raaaWsdlee
!powiadam wan: nnile g n5,j lie 11ee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20

m mon 81 hn11 ll'a !1sY al iln ,lA
:k1ik ''[ supeflntenuen'oW go
PAIN zastep oeallt Pzers'1as
|zoinlerz "a naeonll' 1I'sa gorns'.
E us .. s . g III
Po , glenn tym specyalayM
W'ezlono 7do Blocton a. takizW {
n 'y'e nskleD6W cyl -
IIn tls'' q kons = oil ,z 1'lll ne
rzy 4. urzedn ll Koi a@hE, -
|kt6rrzy midi WpIoWadAc g.
kopalh ma robnte owych, q
'niistrajk6w.
Gdy poc1ag przyiezeszai pre- e
kopem nieglebokim " pobl
- oWel s.aoy'' "'s'o 80
>tfon toroW k'lel zaor]'''fa
L. gesta saliva wy trza!01
nrusto y .okn ia p,ciagu, y ) >,
/, j; ! :.
~ - I
sk''tk1em!
Ktc n%alrzal do handy NOR !
larcze;. trndno dnuiesc. gly.,
!, $ ,l,;a,,, r,,vh;o.l; ~
e. . -
,lemnosc'acll lloenS ca Dez
sladu, I.
Gubernator stanowy, Co..
~ !, a,,,o TON J. noron
1no' ~ -" 80
w'ece] mlllcyl lWo1sKa)5
ably ~pilnowala tam porzadkut3i
I b ezpieczen stwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20
Illinois State Specialist
Farma ma sprzedaz

Nam zamiar sprzeda6 swa farme
%po}ozona oAo}o 5 mil ma po}udnie
cd Arcadia, 4 mile cd Dodge, 3
mile cd wielkiego polskiego kooscio-
Ia W Pine Creek.
Parma obejmuje 348 ARROW, dobre
budynki, niemal wszystko ogrodzo-
ne, dobra woda, wielkie zr6dfo przy
d 3 wiatrak v podw6razu ola ls. by s
.dfa. Okofo 40 ARROW ze strumy:-
klein. Zamierzam sprzedac : powo-
.du z jestemza starry, abym to sam
obrobil. .. d
Pc blizsze informact!ye:z gg1iosiid6 sic
pod adresemm. 5.s. !
.....=s John Brownlee
r.. |. Dodge, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20
Pisma a. 11ickiewicz0.
C',iag daisy.
iELEp sE1sT. 3y9f 'tI ~
WYE

Is:'IIys,z,'ycriie, Il -. m:6 y / zlyJ d,
Clygaanl,iilee, j l Iul,lIl;i'9' 5;,i s.dau az lzs'
.zlly ;5I y j c'y.ggg,a aEf|' u tam. am
.oiczyzna, ggdziee dlyoe'btrlizlte;;1ia Po-
TAX poWiaaa narod.olmIla: tam I u
Eojczyzna, gdzieze be ggddzziie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20

j.. -.. -. r'5&1afss 1s2.& ~ ST. -~l Il - 4 gT
Alabama,
Prey stacyi Blocton, VI eko-
leach, gdzie panuje zaciety
strajk g6rnik g ..2 : .kopal6fl
wegli, mial - miejsce dnia
togo, o drugiej mad ranem
morderczy napad ma pociagg
wiozacy zolnierzy, konsta-
blow i ,,skieb6w" (nieunij:
nych g6rnik6w, }am1,alcczy
strajk66'w) do .klopal6 Bloctonl.
Trzech ludzi ma pociagu, .
m,f,:ii'aln,ro Il j, ]! j 8 ] kk'o q " J. 7,
Collins, deputy szeryf Q.
/. Denr i sikie'b w. Howell
zostali ma miejscu zastrzele-
nj, okolo. pietnastu inlanych
M poeiagu zostalo groznie
lob nawet smiertelnie pora-
EarfEaIft ES&|h-.. .ts.E sGEtlEE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20

-sp#FsHEE. l@S5&. ZHE3AE@uba [--T T2&N.aIF
tylko5'w ..] EEzsu1roe,lpisA est u u:'s:
w,olnosci wafM o=nie tam tam
Jest walka . Oiczgzne, . q
Ete wake bic sie==Wszyscy POI
5.winni. ss. E 5*
Powiadano daWni8 marc
ME skiadajcie broni,
|p6lkinliiee'p,r'z,,yjacile 5:7 trrzz.yymla je
:d1Ine pied: III zie y :lii.' W7l'oal1nliesl, ..5:5.51
! B, q. FlF1lr e 4 j Il4lIllg i, !
Me dies D. b 1lt'l'l eag,i, VI
'sWej, IN n1ie |! nay d14l'la niet,rzJy
jaB.cniil6tjllE| {. ssw,gyy',cs'hlhl.. 2 AAl.pplr ezi 81 Xiv Ky
az Francuz AA.:ngHi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20

. - 70 n. .. :.
LINCOLN, Neb., 46 Wy.
strzal166w armatnich obw ie
6ei4o: tu. miastu j krajo-
wi o: urzedowem powiadtoe'-
mieaiu- p. J. w. Bryanao je--
go n~D;minowaniu;na konwenr--
cyl demokratycznej v Dem
YER. 2 .powodu tel okazy'i.
zjazd bardzo wielkj, przybyl
tn te "a e ely Wy Nydzis1 na '''!
wy paa:rl!ttly,iiI j d lem 9 l':k'l; cznej j
wielu wyblittn!y.ch polityk6w.
Miasto przystr, jone wspania:
le, a w;ecz6r iluminowanp
je. Sam akt powiadomienia
odbyi sic " parku tuz pred
kqpitolem, Stanu Nebraska 9
godzinie $50 " poludnie
Bryan przybyi ma specyall'ie
wzniesiol.a trybune wraz Z
rodzina swa ] przyjaci6'mi,
po6r6d kt6rych znajdowaf sic
r6wniez p. Kern, nominal
ma urzad wiceprezydenta ].
gubernator Stanu p. Sheldon j
Do Bryana p~rzem6wji preze %
komitetu
Clayton ioddaf mu pismo "a
~wiadamiajace 0 nominacyi.
Naatepaie posr6d objaw6w
niebyWalego entuzyazmu.
p~rzemawiai Bryan, kt6ry W
SVEN dosad-
ME sbrytykowal platforme
republikahsk#. Po MIN pre-
mawial jesizzcze p. Kern, a "a
ko6czyla uroczystcSc DELLA
da towaar:z:yJstw i milicyi sta
novel;: 1. 4.
PoRTH AMBoY, N. v
W tutejszym snowobudowa
nym koScie1e kato1icK;ii:mii7 NV Wy:
darzyh sic onegdaj .fatalna
katastrofs. Otto podcza6 pew
nego naboze6stwa zawalilA
sic pod}oga prowizorycznie
urzadzona, widocznie ME mo-
gaca utrzymac ciezaru nagro-
madzorych w ko6ciele os6b.
Skutkiem zawalenis sic wjele
os6b wpad}o pod podloge,
tfukac sig i gniotac b%oleSnie,
ale zapewne byloby sic obe-
sz}o bez powazniejszych skut-:
k6w tego wypadku, DO pod
}oga ME byla wysoko mad lie
mia po1ozona,- sko6czy}oby
sic moze ma srrachu si6cach
kilku, gdyby ME fatalny zbieg
okoliczno6ci, il w1asnie W tel
chwili pod ko6cio}em W tenn
miejscu, gdzie sic podloga
zarwala, bawi}o sic piaskiem
piecioro .dzieci. z tych tedy
troje zostaio zabitych ma miej.
scu, a dwoje odnios}o ciez-
kie rany. Wypadek ten wy
war} bardzo przzygnebiajace
wrazenie W parafii i W celem
mie6cie.
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama;
Prey stacyi Blocton, v oko~
leach, gdzie panuje zaciety
- - -- - - . So tS'&EsaIzE ."g~str1 a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-20

NAM kilka farm IA eprze-
daz.niedallek;oo Cd Winony ]
" P6lnl. Dl)aalkAzol'ce,iie9, w EN- Y
zamian q q; lpposiad[loc6ci v mic
6cie. Zglosic sic DO
E B. WI]'TT'EE,
418 E. 4tasul.
W7inona, MINI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Closing Out All Remaining Summer Goods at Final
 Pitiless Reductions

weooA denad dor 
 
 shenSum d in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Lost Roanoke Colony Found
 Alter Three Hundred Years

had spent some time there. Revels was later a senator from Mississippi In the reconstruction days, and was classed as a negro or mulatto, while he was really a Croatan.
 The Croatans are no believers in race suicide. Joseph Locklear has twenty five children. one wife being the mother of all. Missouri Locklear. only 2s years old, has eleven children.
 Large Families the Rule.
 Large families are the rule and the farm wagons came to the school exer- cises packed with children and looked like animated bouquets, so, gay were the colols worn. These people have 1000 school children and have 700 voters. Some of them raise as many as seYenty-five bales of cotton. They are practically all Baptists or mem bers of the Northern Methodist Church. The name of Lowery predominates
 During the long dark period of their history. from 1885 to 1868. their white neighbors withdrew many privileges which had been previously granted them. The special law of 1887, setting them apart as q race, has given them unique position ir North Carolina and in the United States. and they are justly proud of this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Nervous System and Bowels Improved AS A RESULT HE SLEEPS
 BETTER
Feels Better and ReIishes His Food -James' Prune Juice and senna Compound Is Keeping HIa Bowels In an Active,
 Healthy State.

James Sanatorium Co.,. Gentlemen-"I wish to inform you that I have taken two or three bottles you have sent me, and I am satisfied the medicine viii eyes, and I can see a strong tendency toward an improvement in my nervous system, and as a result I sleep better, have better appetite and relish my food more.
 My case is one of very long stand ing, and l am going to complete my treatment in order to have a perma- nent cure
 'sJames' Prune Juice and senna Com pound. which you sent with the treat ment., fs opening my bowels in an ae-
 T. M. DANIEL, No. 1519 Franklin Aye. Houston,
 chas B. James, the eminent scientist, founder of the famous James Sanato- rum has made a wonderful discovery for the relief of nervousness and in- eomnfa consisting of a harmless blend of hops. lettuce, celery and other ben- eficiaI ingredients, which soothe the nerves and restore life. vitality, ener- gy, vigor and force to those whom nervousness and insomnia are sapping of their strength and thereby wreck ing their constitutions and shattering their minds, Ills new discovery. which positively contains no opiates of any kind, which is known as James Mixture for Nervousness and Insom- mia, has resulted in his receiving hun dreds of letters of which the above is only a fair sample.
 Therefore, you need not suffer an other day-no further need to be nerY- ous, and no cause to have nights of torture and days of nervousness and what is termed the blues" For relief is in sight. All that is necessary is to send your name and address in confidence to chas. B. James Sana- froium. 133 Poplar Ave, Dept. DIN, Memphis, Tenn, and you will receive, without cost or delay. a trial treat ment of this wonderful compound.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
HOG HEAVEN IN KANSAS.

Alfalfa, on T60,OOO of Her Acres,
 Tempts POrkeF and Enriehes Owner. Golfers Weekly.
 "An alfalfa field is said to be a hog's idea of heaven" So says F. D. Co., burn, secretary of the Kansas Depart ment of Agriculture. In a burst of ly- rio rapture. Mir. Coburn has won na- tional fame for the glamor of poesy he has cast about some seemingly pro- sale facts of rural industry and his muse has never had a more gracious theme than the royal vegetable that has so far surpassed the man who made two blades of grass grow where one grew before that 1t makes two hogs grow wheer before there was none. Although the farmers of Calt- fornia knew thirty years ago of the magic possibilities of alfalfa, the great plains are making up for their later start by their present zeal. Kansas is now the first of all the States in it's production. Within her borders 750.- GOO acres of sun-kissed alfalfa tempt the smiling hog. Prosperity hung up her hat and settled down to stay about the time when Kansas farmers began to show a proper appreciation of this divine plant Alfalfa supplies an ap- parent oversight of Providence by furnishing just the clements that other food -stuffs lack, and so it puts a solid foundation under the dairy interests Of Kansas. It is far superior to red elov- CT as a soil restorer gives two or three times as much hay per acre and its seed is often worth more than the hay. It is "a matchmaker. milk maker and money maker" It enriehes not only the land, but the grower as well. 'It makes poor land good, and good land better" "It is the preseFver and the censervor of the homestead. It does not fail from old age. It loves the sunshine converting the sunbeams into gold coin in the pockets of the thrifty husbandman."
 Thus is answered the old question What is the matter with Kansas?" Since the advent of alfalfa there has been nothing the matter with Kansas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16

LINGEFIE UESESSEn hBhF hl4g prnk and heIlos beaN- fuY trimmed in lace and with hand embroidered panel down entire front knee which seguaY worth 5000 close out at SASS.
 WHITE LNETE SKIRTS-A collection of rnany styles, including the kinds that on down the side with the large pearl buons garments that self regularly $2Q0 and $250 to close ott at $J50
 WASH wash belt in the stock selling segu- lary for 35c, to be closed oGt at t9c each.
 LAWN K1MONAS-Both solid and figured effects which regularly worth 6 and 7 to be closed at 32e each
 WOMES VESTS-Our special f5c nuber in white ribbed vests to be closed at J0c each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR--A lot of odd garments that were selling s Sl0 and $t75 will De closed ot StOO eaeh ts
 WHITE SHIRT WAISTS-One and two of kind, some trimmed in lace, othe with embroidered frons worth seet laty up $t5o On aeeount Of heng slightly pssed from showing will be elosed out at 46s each.
 HAND BAGS-3z in alt one of kind styles that were selling from $39S tO $7O viii be closed o $f9s tor choice LADIES' EANDKERC -Ahout f6 dozen sn linen odd numbers left rom OUT b selling 1c and s5c fines to be closed J8c each. @-
 BED SPREADS-Abou 90 odd spreads ranging in price from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16

$4.UU are offered tomorrow at 33.50 a dozen.
 ROYAL HYGIENc StIEETS-Sise Sfx90i 90e each, $f0.25 dozen.
 PILLOW CASES TO MATCH-Size 4sx3e, 2Se each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Try It On.

Birmingham Ledger.
 It is said that the Republicans are going to try to canture some of the Southern States, Why not put in half million dollars trying to capture Alabama? The money would do good and the Republicans could learn why they can't touch this State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Silk Petticoats
 $3.98

Our boyer, now in the snafl<et, se- e0sed very nrch under price 100 silk pettieoats, of good heavy taffeta with deep tucked and shirred ruffle.
 Ordinarily they are splendid $500 garments, and t is a piece of good lssck to secure one for the price mentioned for tomorrow.
 The colors are black, navy and ne- dium brown and at $3.9S they wifi undoubted1y move fast. Come early.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
The New Fall Suits

New eoiors, new fabrics, new styles are all embodied in the advance showing Of Tailored S1its which YoG are asked to inspect tomor- row.
 There are smart srits as low as 5000 and atifte nurnbef of exciasive novelties at from $500 to $4500
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
The New Fall Skirts

The showing of new skirts viii prove an interesting study for the women who keep posted. They are the high grade kinds in beautifd imported voiIes and Panama ma : terialx with new trims, and all made in the na0lti-gored fashions of the new season.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-17
COMFORTING WORDS



< To have the pains and aches Of 4
bad back removed: 70 be entirely
free from annoying, dangerous urinS
ary disorders Is enough to make any
kidney sufferer gratefui. TO tell how
this great change can be brought
about will prove comforting words to-
hundreds Of clarksburs reaaefs
Allison Bartlett living, ave miles
north Of Clarksburg, w. Va. says:
II think that the hard work thai I.
done Is responsible for my Kidney
trouble. About two years ago I sttf-
fered 80 evereiyf from this complalfst
coupled with rheumatism that / was
laid up. had. sharp. sh6otlng
pains across my back. made worse
by any sudden movements, and the
eecretions form my kidneys wefe
very Irregular In action. giving mo T.
great deal OF annoyance. I happened
TO see an advertisement in the clarlSsz
burg papers for Doan's Kidney Pulls
and noting that they were endofsAsl
by responsible people. decided %
give them q trial and procured {
box at Wells & Haymaker's drug
store. They soon entirely banished
thc'f rheumatic paina and iameness In
my buck have recommended them
to many people since and havs mover
learned or an instance where they
failed to giYc satisfactory results.s
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Miiburn CO.. Buffaic.
N. Y, Sole gAents for the United
States. i ssI
Remember the name Doan's- -and
take no other.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-17
SHfRIFFs settlement


John ". F1anigan, Sheriff Of Har-
Iison County State Of west virginia.
and John NJ. Knox, John q. Lang
and W. 3. Leonard, his deputies, m
obedience to Section 81 o fohapter 5
of the Acts Of Legislature OF 1885.
presented to the Court full atate-
ment OF their accounts with the
County Fund and the Road and Bridge
Funds OF the several districts thers-
OF. for the fiscal year ending Nav 3ist.
1908, showing the amount due to
and owing by them to the County
and Road and Bridge Funds OF the
County and the several Districts
thereof at the commencement. OF the
year. and the total receipts receiy IA
by the County, and by the several
Districts thereof, and the amount Of
every order paid and to whom paid.
ana the several balances due at thfs
time to the County, Districts and to
the Sheriff, and the Court upon the
examinations OF said report, deems II
proper, approves It and orders il re-
corded In full in the proper record
book OF this County, which settlement
is in the words and figures following:
John NJ. Flanagan, s. H. c., In ac-
count with the County Funds of the
Lower District for the year 1907
Amount due County on Set
tlement ........ ..-...$ 2,063.6S
To levy on land for 1907. 1896. 90
Back tax on land. =. 1.4f
To levy on lots for year '07 7,370.75
Back tax on lotS o51
To levy on personally for
the year 1907 .......... 1921. LOO
s35,126.14
By orders cancelled ........ s31,617.s4
BY generations ........... 1898
BY Delinquents & Imp. Chgd 329.52
BY Discount at Sitting. 661.24
By Commissions ......... 1.597.S9
BY To Balance due County. sO5.62
ss5,12s.14
I, John NJ. Flanagan. Sheriff Of
Harrison County. do solemnly swear
that the vouchers and list hereto at
tached were paid In good faith to dfs-
charge the County Fund for the Lower
District of Harrison County, and are
true and correct to the best Of my
knowledge and belief. so help me
God.
JOHN NJ. FLANAGAN,
Sheriff Of Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 1st day of July. 1908.
W. GUY TETRICK,
Clerk OF the County Court.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-17

Don't be AFRAID 10 give chatnssy.
ialh.s Cough Remedy to yoiirs chile
dren. i contains no opium 6r other
harmful drug. 1t always cires r6r
sale by all dealers. ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-09-17

JOHN NJ. FLANAGAN.
Sheriff Of Harrison County.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 1st day of July. 1908
w GUY TETRICK,
Clerk Of the County Court,
Morris tribune., 1908-07-18
n. e. Church..

The regular services win be held at
the III. E. Church tomorrow as fol-
lows; Preaching service at 1880 a. m.
and p. m., Sunday school at - m.
and Epworth League at p. m. At
the morning service Rev. f. M. Dow
lin will preach on 'The Mission of
Christ" and Miss Carrie Mccoy will
assist the choir and sing solo.
Thursday evening the prayer meet
ing was in charge OF the Woman's
Home Missionary Society, and Mrs.
Chapman, Supt. of the Ritter Home,
Athens, Tenn, was present and gave a
most excellent address on the work Of
the Home. While in Morris Mrs.
Chapman is being entertained by Mrs.
Penn the Secretary of the local society.