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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

The Delinquent Poll-Tax List con-
tainS this time more names than
last year, but we are glad to note
that no more got on this list than
did, the tight times still prevalent
all considered. The drought this
winter has SO crippled logging as to
seriously interfere with the inflow Of
money to the pockets of many of oul
good Greene Countians.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
EDITORIAL

Intellectual pigmies can't expect
to soar into the attitudes of mental
giants, though fledgelings can in
dulge the hope of developing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
HONOR ROLL.

Receipt is acknowledged and thanks
rendered to the following Knights of
the HERALD'S Round Table for f.
mancial favors extended our way dur
ing the week on subscriptions and
renewals:
Williams, Mrs. A., Hillman 5 80
Clark, T.. D., Adamsville 100
Sims, Rev. A. T., Geneva, Ala 1.5O
Miller J. e. City 100
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26


wander wexford W
Wexford henry welfsrd 4
wexford H H wexford j Fl
Virgins W L Virgins
whatley AE whatley j Fl
woodcock john williams charles
walker oscar williams TIE
williams george wilkinson w r
williams john washington george
williams shortie williams pave
williams PHI williams j W
white sol white Lawyer
ward j ward Frank
walker Albert washington will
washington b wright Asa
walker slone wood james
winfield Rw west solomon
williams Frank williams bud
williams A williams j r
williams joe
yates L b yates james
York Fred
DISTRICT No 5.
Arlington Albert
Breland Gaines Breland tx
Breland G A Bradley Arthur
Beach L Bolton Jonas
Boiler 10 Bkochee will
Bozeman L Bexley ] ]
Black L L Black EE
Black D W Black NIX
Black charles Brannan GE
Brannan m L Brannan 1T
Brannan B b Brogan will
Box spencer Box VS.
Box Abner Box rs
Campbell George Cooley wR
Cooley h j Cooley will
Cochran ] W Cochran Cm
Clark h Cowart sam
Cowart r 3 Cochran WI
Cooley Il B Galloway GEO.
Cook jr Carter will
Chasy NJ
Dantzle Henry Dantzler M
Dantzler NJ Q Davis Henry
Davis Eugene Dukes Lenard
Ecroyed E
Farley L Farley w W
Farley D Farley jP
Farley &c Farley Lee
Farley DIV
cray Will Griffin DA
Green C w Goff jP
Golf r Goff D R
Green w l. Green wP
Green walter Green W w
Green Lawrence Gof O
havard c h hutson j ]
fairfield walter fairfield S p
hartheld william fairfield CIV
fairfield Abncr jr hampton Dave
hubbard bob huggar
huggar nose hight will
howard harvey howard sam
henry W r hawkins haywood
harrell L F harris G h
hartLeld A B holton jack
jenkins will jones Chas.
Kahl p h
Lawrence Frank Lawrence jesse
Lawrence wjr. Lane A ]
Lovelace G A Lindsey Chas.
Lawrence c.
moody Albert MOOdyR RIP
moody IN morris r IN
morgan r mosely EFF
mosely Arthur mosely Pete
Imosely Geo mOodyF
Mizell h h mitchell bob
moore Il S morgan wyatt
Mcdonald in McLain j L
Nc Lain Albert McLeon john
Mcleod joe McLendan M ] F
O'Neal r NJ
Powe Ed Piper F NJ
Piper W h penny Henry
Pipkins john Pipkins Curtis
Pipkins D S Powe Horace
Red will Roy D
Roberts Isiah Roy FOREST
Roberts Lee Roberts Dan jr.
Roberts Lindsey Roberts Dan
smell Will satcher Reuben
Smith jw Smith Mac
Smith ID
Tatum Chas Tatum W Z
Tatum NJ c Tatum Austin
Thomas Charles Todd M b
Thompson w NJ Turner Pete
williams Lee Williams ]
Willioms Steve Williams John
wilson jim wings I M
wright john wood ST
wood Luke
Yahn A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
Other Editors Chatter
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Hatties burg News.
After reading the communication
of Mrs. Eunice Lockwood concerning
the silver service, The News is more
convinced than ever that somebody
should take little Eddie Noel and lit
tile Jimmie Vardaman out behind tht
barn and spank them.
Ocean Spring News.
1t is an easy but inexcusable thing
to run down the place in which one
liyes No talent is required to do it.
All that is necessary is to persist
|ently talk about its shortcomings,
which usually are few and ignore its
advantages, which usually are many
These kicker" which are found ir
almost every place. would do dive
to cultivate local patriotism, quail
ty that is 700 often negnected.
Tupelo Journal.
Il the people of Mississippi can say
that the negro cannot go to school
with whites, why cannot the people
fGalifornia say that the Mongoliar
shall be separated? This broad lane
is the home of the white man, auc
the section that takes in anothe,
race on terms OF equality debases
and disgraces itself California shoult
be backed up to the limi4 n her de
mand to control her internal affairs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
Dogin sam Driskel AT


Eubanks P Eubanks HB
Eubanks A g Eubanks frank
everett B Ester Ed 81
Embry Ezel FIR
Erkhart John W edwards 81
Ezell robert Epriam Lewis
Everett Nelse Etheredge Aid
English Ned edwards ned
Eubanks D W Eubanks TN
Fry Edward Fry We
Franklin Jim franklin w r
Flemmings L Fellior freeman
Farley will Farley Luther
FARLEY AK Farror wp
Finiff en- Finiff Jerry
Finitf Fortner John
Fortner Albert Files penny -.
Franklin franklin John
Franklin Denny Forbes Riley
Files Nat Ferrell Andrew
Green w Gaines w
Gerold W goldsmith
crimes W Goldsmith Richard
george wesley George Norris
Greene sam Griffin Peter
Gates Alex Gordon Joe
Gordon J 3
Gilmore Jake
Hawkins John hawkins Lymon
Hogsteat Eric Havard Ellie
Hazard Lyman howell s
Hinton wiley Hazard HA
He.veston Helveston Marcus
Hopes Morris Havard III
Havard Joe Hall cE
Howard John (col.) howard pave
Harper J H Harris Jim
holland H holland
hamilton, Frank holt Ell
Hood lander Hill II
hendrix W hamilton
Hicks G w Hathorn Alex
haywood Joe Harbous oscar
HasselI F Howard Boney
Hunter Riley Helveston HIP
harrington Edd Horton Handy
Hicks will
Jordan johnson
Jackson Jockson Andrew .-
Jackson WIN johnson Joiner Lc
Johnson B johnson AL
johnson Jackson w
Jackson Billy Jackson Ed
jackson John Jackson stonewall
Jackson Bill Jackson Henry
Jones Chas. Jones Dan
- Jim ;, Howell
Johnson Henry
K!ttrell S king Mike
Rooms Kelly We
kennedy Kee THOMAS
Kimhall Alex Knott Munson
King Ed king tom
King W Kemp John
Lewis Joe Lowery p
Lovely R j sampley Rufus
Lewis virgil Lee
Lawton B Lilly
Lucy burgess Lane A
Lagaoma will Longtime john
Lovett j H Lowett george
Lowe CE
Mallett, l. Mason A L
MOSS john Mason Melton
Mallett NJ NJ mason john ir
Millinery Marshall Di6e
Marshall Mann Miller Robt.
Miller jim (Col.) Martin june
montgomery Rastus Montgomery E
Mathews G March jake
Masou P Manner george
Manner R A Marsett Dan
Merritt Fate Measley frank
Mills Bob Morgan Jim
Merrill j B Nose Harry
Mason Bryant Mallet ira NJ
Mcleod NJ Mcleod M
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~ jas II nRw
~ Alex McInnis R @
Mckay Mr. Mccoy H s.
McDuffie A Nc Gill
Nc Gillberry tom McGilcerry B
McCaskill Henry McMillon sam
Mcoaston Henry, McKinnon
Owens joe odam G
orso H
Nix Nose Nemby Ed
neal jacob neal jake
hillipS Pierce ] 2
Platt Will Pipkins NJ
Pierce W Porter 0
Pierce Patton Miles
Polk H B polk W
Polk G Pugh Will
Pool Adam Powe Hugh
Palmer W Pitts robert
Pauline Willis polk ollie
Pouncy jeff Perry P
Parsons edmond Pouncy Richard
Premise T j Premise
Premise
Radcliff joe ROSE
Roper j NJ robertson Henry
robertson charles Kosher Frank
Rivers Milten Riggs Luke
Rhodes E Raburn CIR
RUSSELL ] S redo
Royale royals WI
Ransefer West robertson walter
Rounsaville will reeves titus
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26


Evans L F Evans oscar
Evans ] j Eddington Guy
Freeman william Flemmings, H Y
Fuller, t NJ Firth Gus
Goodwin W Grice James
Green c X Green il
Harrison j R harrison OR
Harvel N Ham ] F
Ham E Hathorn III
Hillman W E Hillman CT
Hillman Hillman &c
Hillman B F Hillman JOHN
Harvey Ed Horton PA
Horton H P HoSfOrd G W
Horn will hughes JIM
houston D hunt charley
hinton Nanny
Kittrell s Z Kittrell Beulah
Kittrell, Ell Kittrell Alb
Keeton VIZ
Landrum Ell Lambert VS.
Lee BIZ
Meadows T NJ meadows JH
hurry A A Mills wR Mills Ps
Moody E B Moody W P
Moody ] X Moody CE
Moore o Moore george
McLain chester McLain A
McLain Alvin McLain NE
McInniS A j McDonald Alfred
Mcdonald j NJ McDonald &c
McCan Ed McRerry CT
Prime R Phelps charley
Powell P ] PipkinS charles
Plpkins R P Pipkins Henry
Pipkins W L Prime J
Piece Pierce ] NJ
robertson re robertson John
Rogers coleman reynolds JR
richardson wP
smith John Jr smith LA
smith C P smith sam
smith R C SMITH Rufus
sylvester Q sylvester wv
sylvester Alb
TOuchStOne j j turner sam
turner L turner Mac
turner will turner charley
waits valley jesse
valley G W valley Layford Jr
valley ] A valley WI
Watson J D Watson CT
Wilcox Robert Williams G W
Williams Mark Williams Mark
Williams ] W Williams D w
Young DIV
DISTRICT 10 1
Allen c H Adams MA
Alderman H Altman JH
Anderson Toney Anderson Jim
Alexander Ben Altman John
Allen J W Aaron will
Austin R c Allen John
Brown L w Brown DE
Brown B brown Lee
Breiand G E IRELAND CT
Grammar horace Brannan IN
Branuan NJ Grammar n L
Brannan II C Brannan JR
Bailey P Bearry wv
boiling NJ boiling Ben
Bates taylor baldwin George
Allen Aoykin AL
Byrd TIL BlOckStOn Earl
Brown U Y brown Lawrence
Brooks George blake frank
B Blakely W B
sam bolton Dan
Bright pave Brown Gabe
IRELAND D F Bellham Lee
Racon 4 brown sam
Bates j II Byrd &c
Bridges gene bradley FRANK
bolton Lee burton Oh
brown Jack Brodnax NJ
Blunt Joe BEETLES Nelse
BuSby NJ brown NIB
Brown DB
Earl Crenshaw MD
Ellis
cannon IT Cowart A
cannon Ben calhoun NAT
R c clark j A
clayton d P Cowan will
willis conner will
cunningham V Coslton John
clayton Richard cobb HIM
clark Joe colston
Jolston wood
cooper John cooper II
DR. carter bob
Alph crime RIB
crosby j S cronley wiley
cooper George Colston Elijah
Jorbett A crawford Miles
chatham Hugh
paws A H Davis II
paws ed Davis Luther ]
Dickens smith Dwyre Nj
Donald Hamp DONALDSON Bob
DUMAS Lloyd Dickerson NJ
Dickerson ] Dorsett Henry
1orsett Rich Dorsett will
paws Premise Jefferson will (col
cad DUMAS WI
DUMAS PANELS Lewis
)aniels w Daniels John
Dacus Bob
oavis Ed Delshuret TIL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26

Gordon DC Gordon r "
Evans E Ezell A 7
Ezell J w Ezell J NJ
Eel W o Eel H W
Etheredge D F
Fletcher G H Fountain l. f
Feagan Charles Falls Isam
Goldstein Eewis Green D 0
Gilbert w J Gardener Albert
Gardner, Chester Gibson G 0
Gillison H G Gaines d E
Genemon Gee Gore Lum
Gassaway S Gaines Henry
George Will
Holland John Higgins W d
Hawkins, Author Hillman S B
Hillman James Hutson E NJ
Harris G FL Howell Ii
Hyatt Dan Homer O Z
Higgins A A Hodges w G
Johnson WI Johnson W NJ
Johnson Peck, jackson Henry
Jones W n Jones &C
Knowles II S
Logan II G Leverett Dave
Lea n G. Lambert f Q
Lister H G Lopez E B
Miller j Mizell Albert
Middleton M H hurry Will
Moland Frank Melvin ] NJ
Montgomery Cain Mitchell Ed
Montgomery Boss Mills T W
Mills Walter Mills j W
Mills Elias Mills J A Jr
Mcleod Murdoch Mcleod r +
Mcleod Rod McReary George
McTnnis Scott McInnis Desmay
McInnis. M e McInnis Virgil
McInnis c L McInnis NOllis
McInnis, d He McRea Will
McCarmell Geo. Mckenzie Sam
Mcdonald J D McRea Samuel
Oglesby Geo. Orange H n
Parker, L P Parker F A
Parker John Parten DC
Portervient G r Pace Lymon
Perry W E Pierce L L
Pierce H P Pipkins Fl H
Pipkins L P Pipkins M S
Pc or
Roc John S Roney W Fl
Rivers James Reese John
Rodgers John Rodgers j A
Rhinehart W P Rainwater Henry
Rainwater Charley
Sowell George Strong Len
Smith Gus SumIin S B
Shepard Ollie Shepard W M
Shlpman VIII Smith Martin
Scroggins c E
Tolbert, ] I Turner G FL
Turner Will
Howard Venson J S
alley T W Valley L
allev Hiram Valley Richard
alker AT Warn Hubbard
latley F NJ Weaver Henry
clifford W E Wexford Alex
lliams r II Williams L l
lliams Fletcher Williams R ]
lIians G E Williams L n
ties Henry
ties J T Jr Young II Il
DISTRICT No 2.
ans J B Adams S
ock VIII Banks Boss
nks Tom Banks Jim
it A Bolton Ben
ton Frank Byrd s W
,land John Burley Abraham
7an J S
sou Calvin Clark Norman
aiels Ephram Davis Robert
ntzler Jim Dotson Paul
lrman Joe
ans George
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,dner, Tom, Gorhram, W A
ems, Hubert
tier Willis Hays John
athcock r Hunter Charley
iris & E Hooveter W Z
nson Will Jones Tom (Col.)
es J A Jones John (ool.)
trell C A Kittrell ] E
trell w N KittreH David
trell Alex Kittrell d B
trell G D Lane H
ter Amos Langford Dan
rerett Andrew Leverett Oh
,glns Andrew Leggins Will
ne Joe Lane J w
le G w Lotion s M
colnfelter E
son Kid Mimms Author
ore Charley Moore Collie
rgan E W
Can Sam McCan Toney
[nnis Bill McCan Henry
Donald Hiram McInnis Nut G
son Jim
om Vince Odom L G
mar George Packer Van
,ker Link Piatt G G
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nolds, Dolph reynolds James
aardson Lee robertson J A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for
building bridge over Ard Branch District No.
according to the plans and specifications on
file in the clerks office will be let to the low
est responsible bidder at public outcry at the
East front door Of the Court house in the
Court house in the Village of Leakesville on
the
First Monday of March, 1909.
Bond will be required according to law, The
Board reserves the right to reject any aid all
bids. BY order Of the Board of Supervisors,
Greene CO., Miss. This Feby End, 1909
(2-26) S. r. MCKAY, Clerk -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
First Monday of March 1909
BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for
building bridge over Rocky Creek Gucedale
and Shipman Road) District No. A. according
to plans and specifications file in the Gle Fix s
Office will belet to the lowest responsible bid
der, at public outcry, at the East front door of
the Court House in the Village of Leakesville,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
L. Q. G. LAMAR, Register.

II
Notice of this application viii be published
in the Green County Herald, newspaper pub
lished at Leakesville, Mississippi,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
First Monday of March 1909.

Bond VIII be required according to law. The
Board reserves the ri ght to reject any and all
bids BY order of tie Board of Supervisors
Greene Co. Miss. This February 2nd, 1909
I2-26l 6 r. MCKAY Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-26
/. T.. ALDERMAN
Atorney>at>Law,

~ Will practice In all the courts Ut Green
and adjoining tounties
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

I sell the following indispensable
remedies manufactured by the j. R.
Watkins Remedy Company: Watkins
linement. Watkins Laxtone for the
liver, cough cure, female remedy,
chicken and stock tonic, the finest ex-
tracts and spices and other articles too
numerous to mention. Purity guaran-
teed. J. B. Grant. 26-1m.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19
HogwalIow News.

HogwalIOw News.
Jefferson Potlocks is preparing
to raise lot of horse radish for
his horses.
There should be law against
a fellow counting girl for
twelve or fifteen years, and then
marrying somebody else.
Getting religion at every pro-
tracted meeting and going on
every excursion, is weakness
popular with a multitude.
Several women of Hogwallow
were noticed lined upon the
fence Sunday to watch Miss Hos
letter Hooks pass with her new
hat on.
Poke Eazley's eyes are getting
bad, and he has decided to move
his house up closer to the road
so that he can get a better look
at the strangers who pass.
| Luke Mathewsla fell into the
hog pen last evening while feed
ing the pigs. His wife was the
first to discover the accident and
at once turned the hogs out leav-
ing Luke there to sober up.
The Dog Hill preacher is doing
better every Sunday now and
should be encouraged. Last Sun
day he delivered a strong sermon
and during his remarks broke
both of his shoe strings.
Poke Eazley was hauled in this
morning in a ox-wagon done up
in bandages, and is now under
the care of the assistant coroner.
Poke engaged a fellow in a fight
near Rye Straw Monday and
later got into an argument with
him as to who got the worst of
the fight. The bystanders it
seems took sides with Poke as
they hauled him home in a
wagon while the other fellow
had to walk.
During very enthusiastic
game of cards near the Gander
creek grave yard Friday some
one fired on the party from am
bush, and one of the bullets
passed through a fine hand held
by Rex Barlow and lodged in a
sycamore tree on Gimlet creek.
The deputy constable, who IS an
expert at tracing stray bullets,
stationed himself at the point
where the ball stopped, and he
fired directly in the direction it
had come from. The ball passed
back through the card game,
sped on through the woods and
finally dropped to the ground be-
hind bush. 1t was then found
that the bullet dropped into
shoe track, which was identified
as having been made by Atlas
Peck. He was chased four miles
by dawgs and owing to the hot
weather broke down and confess
ed.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19
Hills to Stop the Fiend.

The worst foe for II years of John
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich, was a running
ulcer. He paid doctors over $4,000
without benefit. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve killed the ulcer and cured him.
Cures Fever Sores. Boils, Felons, Ecze-
ma, Salt Rheum. Infallible for Piles.
Burns. Scalds, Cuts, Corns. 25c at
PAUL Drug Co.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

You can push classical music
SO far that some people will ar
que that a duet of a jewsharp
and a bass drum is grand.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

Don't assume that opportunity
will be afraid of getting its
hands starined if it sees fresh
paint on your door when its
calls.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19
dERlfF SETTLEMENT.
General Fund for 1908.

A statement and settlement of the &C.
counts of w. B. Patteson, Sheriff of
Adair County, of the collection and dis
bursement of the 25 cents advolorum
tax and the ST. poll tax levied at the
April term, 1908 by the Adair County
Fiscal Court, for the year 1908.
On the 2lst day of December, 1908, I
was. by the order of the Adair County
Court appointed and directed to settle
with SAID Sheriff as stated above, and
now beg to report the following =
first charged said Sheriff with Is
cents on each 500 worth of taxable pro-
perty that was assessed, supervised and
equalized for taxation and certified by
the Auditor to said Sheriff.
then charged him with 25 cents on
each 800 worth of property that was
omitted by the Assessor but listed by
the said Sheriff for taxation.
l then charged him with the penalty
of per cent on this funds part of the
uncollected taxes advolorum, that was
collected by him on the LIST day of Dec
cember, 1908.
then charged him with the fran
chise tax collected by him for this fund
for said year on the various corpora
tons in Adair county.
l then charged him with polltax of
$1.5O each on the number of polls listed
by the Assessor for said year.
then charged him with tax on the
polls that were omitted by said Assess
or, but which said Sheriff listed and
collected
then charged him with per cent.
penalty on the polls of uncollected by
him on Dec. 1, 1908.
Said Sheriff also reported to me that
he had collected poll tax of 81. 60 each
for the years 1906 and 1907 from A. ].
Floyd, who had heretofore been report
ed on the delinquent list for said years,
and l therefore charged him with said
amount ALI of which makes the fol-
lowing:
DEBTS
For tax on 81, 678, 1893 listed by
the Assessor, Supervised and
equalized for taxation at Is cts
per 500 S $685. SO
To same on 1888 omitted by the
Assessor and listed by said
Sheriff SIS SO
To 6 per cent. penalty on this
funds part of the advolorum
taxes that were uncollected
Dec. l, 1908 being SLAB SO 8 SO
To franchise tax collected for
said fund from Bank of Co.
lumbia la 40
To same from First National
Bank 81 Ga
To same from Citizens Bank q 26
To same from Farmers Bank,
Cane Valley Ia "a
To same from Farmers Bank,
Casey Creek 10 90
To same from Myers Electric
Light Co. 8 rs
TO same from Columbia Tele
phone Co. $40
To poll tax of $1.50 each on BAIT
polls listed by the Assessor 5,215 so
To same on IA polls ommitted by
Assessor and listed by said
Sheriff 81 90
Topenalty (being 10cts each) on
$50 polls that were uncollected
Dec. 1, 1908 SO 90
To poll tax collected of A. j.
Floyd for years 1906 and 1907
and penalty thereon 8 20
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19

Montpelier Mill Company grinds and
brushes corn every day. Exchange flour
for wheat. Flour and ship stuff for
sale. Pay $1.25 for good wheat.
2O-tf. Montpelier KY.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1909-05-19


Z" same assignee of same
for services as Clerk of Fiscal
Court IL 0C
&c same assignee of G. p
Smythe for services as County
Atty. $50 OF
!" Susie E. Conover Assign
ee of Maggie Morrison for
furnishing pauper 10 81
same assignee of G. S.
Harris for publishing Sheriffs
settlement Ill 81
sc same assignee Coomer
& Gowen for furnishing pauper Z a;
'' r. T. Claborn trustee,
assignee of ]. B. Abrell for
voting house 8 OF
:" R. X. Jones for Judge
election 2 OF
SO Fred MCLEAN for servi.
ces as election officer 2 on
6 Mamma Kemp for servi-
ces as election officer 2 on
!" C. o. Moss for services
as election officer 2 OF
T" d" H. K. Taylor for servi-
ces as election officer 2 OF
60 Bank of Columbia as
signee of ]. R. Tut. assignee
of A. M. Mercer for services
as election officer 2 Sc
{" &C. Wilson for services
as election officer 2 OC
" " w. T. 10y for services
as Judge election 2 0C
" Leslie Bottom as election
officer 8 81
e" S. H. Knihey as election
officer "a
&C. Ellis as election
officer 8 sc
+" w. A. HUMPHREYS as
Judge election 27O
g S. H. Mitchell as Judge
election 2 90
Z" ]. M. Perryman election
officer sc
4" H. C. James election of
fcer 8 o.
:" j. F. Conover election Of
fcer 2 sc
o. M Willis for services
as election officer 2 sc
j. C. Calhoun for servi-
ces as election officer 2 S.
John Stills for services
as election officer IL
L. P. Fletcher for servi-
ces as election officer 3 IL
g. S. A Harper for services
as election officer 2 70
" Z" A. d Petteson for SER
vices as election officer 2 OC
" :" j. A. Diddle for services
as election officer 2 70
f" " Finis Harvey for servi-
ces as election officer 2 OC
" =" j. B. Russell for services
as election officer 2 70
S. G. Tarter for services
as election officer 2 sc
" T. w. Montgomery for
services as election officer 2 sc
" " S. G. Denny for servi-
ces as election officer 2 ga
- j. L. Darnell for servi-
ces as election officer 2 Ga
g Logan Winfrey for SER
vices as election officer 2 90
+" Oscar Sinclair for clerk
election 2 90
" F. ]. Harvey for servi-
ces as election officer 2 90
" G. F. Hardwick for SER
vices Judge election 90
H. T. Baker assignee of
G. E. Burton for furnishing
papers "a SO
same assignee of same
for furnishing pauper 26 90
4" U. L. Taylor for servi-
ces health officer 100 90
I" same for medical atten-
ton to paupers 80 90
same for voting house 90
I" :" H. T. Baker assignee of
P. H. Ingram for furnishing
paupers 81 90
Z" &C same assignee of j. G.
Dudgeon for furnishing pau
per 26 90
I" 8. same assignee H.A. Wal
ker for services as registra-
ton officer 2 90
+" 60 same assignee of L. C.
Winfrey for same 90
&c same assignee of w. H.
Flowers for same 2 90
Z" s. same assignee of same
for same 2 90
same assignee of M. l..
Mitchell for same 2 90
" :" same assignee of Byron
Montgomery for services as
election officer 2 90
6" " same assignee of same
for registration officer 2 90
{" same assignee of M. l..
Mitchell for sorvicoc ac a1oc