The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-15

could hardly walk. It felt as tho
my back were broken and the
pains were so sharp they took
my breath away. My kidneys
were so weak they annoyed me
greatly. Doan's Kidney Pills
were recommended and after ]
used them | was greatly reliev-
led. / bought Doan's at Kings
Drug Store"
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil-
burn CO., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
for loan of $3.50. Mullins and Bus
! by, Committee.
A. S. Vaughan makes application
for $500.00, Brister and Mullins,
Committee. Done this Nov. z, 1922.
1t is ordered by the Board that the
following accounts be allowed
The following for labor G. R. Dist.
8. Maint.:- Pink Kyzar, Sc; Carl
Beeson, $3.50; B. C. Price, $50; Bu-
ford Greer, 1925; George Bullock,
So; Dan Brumheld, So; Ira w. Bris-
ter, gravel, 75c; Eugene Brister,
$50; Jesse Price, $S; Jim Coghlan,
81; Claude Price, 81: John Hall, $S;
Monroe Hux, Sc; ]. S. Moak, $3.50:
Bob Hux, Sc; Charlie Moak, $5.25;
LAME Brister, 81; Clint Montgomery,
$5.25; Lonnie Wallace, $3.50; w. P.
tBill) Johnson, gravel, $18.70; Jesse
Price, team work, Sc; R. w. Brister,
Sc; A. w. Brewer, Sc; 1. l.. Leonard,
Sc; Eugene Brister. Sc; H. Mercier,
Sc; Lee Price, gravel, $10.50; j, H.
Rawls, exp Comr., $3.50; J. P. Bee
son. same, 1888; Joe A. Price,
same, $3.50.
J. L. Smith, hauling lbr., etc.,
Dist. /. $40; John Walker cash paid
on culvert. soc; S. T. Sandifer, haul
ing lbr ETC.. Dist. A, $26; J. A. Fu-
gler, cleaning and nlling vat, $40;
L. P. May, salary Supt. education.
$154.65; L. P. May, postage, Oct,
So; Alex Johnson, hauling lbr, Dist.
4, $4; Hillary King, same, So; F. L.
Williamson, hauling and work on
bridge, Dist. 8, SIC; Tom Davis.
same. $3.50; Isaac Leonard. same,
81; H. Laird, loss COW drinking dip,
SIS; j. w. Stapp, hauling lbr and
building culverts, $3.50; Sam Gill,
hauling lumber Dist. 8, $32; H. e.
Dunnaway, same. s25; A. C.. Herring
ton, same, $40; A. c. Harrington,
building bridges, Dist. 8, $12; Cor
don Nations. work on culvert Dist.
g, 81; H. e. and s. J. Smith, road
contract Dist. S, s327.74; Will Nor
dan, hauling and work on bridge
Dist. 2. $3.50; John Rutland, build
ing bridge, $40; the following for
labor CIR. Dist. s. Eldon Smith,
$35; Clarence Case, $40; A. s. Vau-
CHAN, 81; Louis Norton, $40; Yer
sic Smith, s5; c. c. Calender. $57.-
50;. Leon Smith, $3.50; Leonard
Smith, exp Comr, $3.50; Grady Cal
lender, same, $3.50; T. w. Newell,
same, $3.50; Brookhaven Hdw Co.,
supplies Court House, $3.50; Ike
Miller, 52S yards gravel Dist. 2,
s26.15; w. T. Jordan, lbr Dist. 8,
$4,000; H. E. and S. J. Smith, road
contract Dist. 2, $9S1.64; Albert Ev-
ans, bal on contract Dist. 4, $500;
Brookhaven Hdw. Co., supplies roads
Dists. 2 and S, $10.50; Willie Cas-
tilaw, work on bridges, Dist. /, $40;
Abrams Mere Co., supplies Dist. 4,
39c; Abrams Nero Co., same Dist. 5,
So; Abrams Nero Co., same. Dist. 8,
SO; DR.. R. r. Welch, salary County
Health officer, etc., $142; Louis w.
osteen. temporary relief. SIS; Alb
rams Nero Co., supplies Paupers,
$57.55; Jasper N. McGee, work on
bridges and hauling, So; Kite Butler,
labor CIR. Dist. 4, Maint., $50; e.
L. Boyte, $50 #. lbr Dist. 8, 1915;
A. w. Brewer, building culyerts,
1880; /. C. R. R. Co., freight on
car TINT, 100000; Johnnie Keen,
labor CIR. Dist. 4, Maint.
1t is ordered that the Board do
now adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing "wednesday at $3.50 o'clock.
THIRD DAY.
wednesday morning, Nov. s, 1922.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. There were present the same
as yesterday.
Committee to Inspect and Lay Out
Roads - II is ordered by the Board
that j. @. Brister and R. p. Null
Inns be and they are appointed q
committee to inspect and lay out
proposed road Commencing at
point near T. ]. Sassar's place on the
Summit and Brookhaven Road, and
run west for about 3I4 miles and
the Jackson road at Eu-
gene Allred's mail box" And report /
their action at the next meeting OF
the Board. Also.
1t Is ordered that Brister and Null
Inns be committee to inspect and
lay out the following described road;
beginning at or near Johnson Grove
School and running In an eastern
direction on Brookhaven and Airing
ton Road and intersecting the Brook
haven and Summit Road at or near
and report their action at
the next meeting Of the Board.
Committee to Inspect and Lay Out
Roads. 1t is ordered by the Board
that II. M. Busby and J. L. Woodall
be and they are appointed commit
tee to inspect and lay out the fol-
lowing road Commencing at the
Fair River Masonic Hall on Brook
haven and Monticello Road and rum
ming southwark intersecting Sammy
Martin Road at or near q. P. Mar