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* V V- - J ' * \ . 6 JUHMf' *1111 witness pay : IA11 4<H> ">5 I EJS& IW7 J. T. lisnter, oonvy prisoner 7 00 1&9 Ot \V. Maokey, bidg house at 1 oounty Home 190 00 1853 The flank of Lancaster, bor- 1 1 to wed^ money 2000 00 1^62 W. 11. Millen, for Sinking I Fund Commission 0070 00 1 f I ' -5* ~ i f ? Paid I7r/?? 1 0-:-? ,? ?ww f(?vui t\vau auu onugC 1 Fund I 909 O. \V. Jonus, road work... 17 85 911 J. H. Slstare. road work. . . 8 00 912 H. B. l'erry, lmbr A work 12 00 918 H.N.Howell, atone for brdg 33 88 914 C. W. Requarth, pay roll road A bridge crew 189 20 919 The General Fire Roofing Co, steel for bridge 260 79 925 T. F. Gulp, road work 3 00 926 K. J. Glenn, road work. ... 12 00 927 C. W. Rvquarth, pay roll | A expense account 231 67 928 G. W. Baker, road work... 50 00 986 Lancaster Mercantile Co, road A bridge acct 64 42 988 C. W. Requarth, road A bridge orew 181 82 939 G. W. Jones, road work .. r?0 00 940 T. O. Blackmon, road work 50 00 < 941 Weddington Hardware Co, j wheelbarrows 86 18 ] 942 Scott A Ilaas, crushed stone 156 13 1 943 Peoples Supply Co, supplies ' for road crew 5144 944 T. O. Blaokmon, road work 128 42 945 Bennett Gro < 'o. tools A sup- . piles for gaag 18 75 946 J. 11. lusher wad work. .. 124 95 947 C. W. ltequarth, pay roll road A bridge crew 104 09 949 J. K. McCain, lumber 20 00 952 T. (). Blackmon, bridge ? work A making fill 60 00 953 G. F. Taylor, bldg bridge . 250 00 964 J. R. Funderburk. lumber A work 11 65 ' 955 M. B. Funderburk, hauling bridge lumber 16 00 ( 957 C. \V. Requarth, pay roll road A bridge crew 115 59 ^ 901 \V. D. Cauthen, lumber A 1 work 12 84 j vm MODiey Itros, corn A oats . 59 35 * 967 \V. Raker, road work... 150 00 908 C. \V Keipiarlh, pay roll C road A bridne A ?njflnoer- f in*r orew 646 38 j 1289 H. S. Ilarper. tampion Oars A tost inn aupor 7 00 S (P 1288 charlotte <ptarry Co, crush- c cd stone . 16 52 j 1298 .1. It. Mackorell, supplies lor road crew 28 28 * 1296 J. K. Patterson. Mack smith ( work 20 00 ( 1298 Moore Lumber Co, lymber .. for bridne 7 92 ^ , 1299 J. E. McCain, lumber 18 37 t . 1801 C. \V. Ke<iuarth, pay roll t bridne crew 62 85 ^ , 18(iT J. M. Carpenter, brdn work 23 27 j 13tM 1). \V. Jones, road work . . 178 45 1 130" ??. \V. Jones, road work. .. 35 00 j t 1306 T. W. McNeely, road work 109 90 j 1307 M. Jones, bridne work . 20 Oo I 1308 T. i?. Itlaekmon, road work 269 01 ] 1309 (?. W. (taker, road work. . 41 00 > I 1310 1>. l-\ Sapp, lumber 6 00 t 1311 Lanoaster Mer Co, road .V: ! t bridne material 77 6.? 1312 tirenory-Hood Live Stock Co, hay 22 10 ' j 1314 C. NV. Ue?iuarlli, bridne crew 42 89 1315 C. W. Ite<|iiartli, road A ' bridn<* material 5 15 1316 K. L. Stopner, lumber A work 4 00 I if Tflfr . 1317 1. A- C Railway, freight on stone . 38 fift I 9k 1321 .1. K. Crti|{, l'odder 12 no J <1 1322 ''. IV. Re?iuarth, pay roll bridge crew 7 00 I 1323 T. <>. Hlaekmon, filling gully HM? 00 1324 I.. M. Bowors. bridge work 5 00 'I 1325 R. L. Sims, bridge work 1 30 S. * 1327 11. W. Sistare, lumber. ... 4 32 ? v.. 132H C. \V. Itequarlh, pay roll bridge erow . ! 51 10 1320 \V. .1. V'aughau, lumber A aurk 4 0*; lllsW. T. Twltty, road work.. 9 26 1 raft 1331 'IV * I. Illackmon, filling gully 146 9*1 1334 A. .r. I'autluai. road work. . 6 12 i il 4 1336 J. K. "ftutMin, road work. . 5 00 ( * l t.(7 J. Ki M<-A teei, supplies for J roadmang ...v. 0 75 * 1339 Southern Railway, freight. 5 22 / 8840 C. W. Requanh. pay roll j road A bridge crew.. 185 36 1341 C, W. Requartb, pay roll road A bridge crew A' engineering 453 3H 1345 W. I'. McManus, road work 1?; 03 1847 flregory-Hood l.lve Stock Co, fiay and oats 20 00 1350 J. A, Bowers, lumber A work 21 40 1351 'J>f itank of Lancaster, ^ jonoy norrowcd for roads > 7l>ridges 5,000 00 < 5 1353 p Heath-Jones Co, eeinent 46 40 V 1354 B. Mackorell, supplies | \ for road gang 80 95 ^ t \ V>355 DeHaven l>awson Supply y Co, powder 4 80 ' 11363 Moore Lumber Co, lumber 2 88 < 1364 Lancaster Cotton Mill, cable wire 2*? On 1365 J. K. I'atterson. blacksmith I work. 16 15 1369 Csher A Snipes, road work 124 95 1370 T. W. MoNeely. roadwork. 82 28 1372 Hyatt A Ash, road work .. 500 00 1873 O. W. Jones, road Wv>rk. .. 263 45 1374 II A. Hyatt, building hrdg 65 00 I 1 l -4. ' ' ' : 4 P9B] " 1375 C. VV. Koquarth, for road crew 7 04 1376 T,an carter Cotton MUX, drill steel v.. 12 18 .377 C. W. Requarth, pay roll road crew 50 00 .878 T. O. Blaokmon, road work 200 00 370 T. O. Blaokmon, brdg work 9 68 out ui r 4ja ? - wi u. j? nm|u?)rt minoer ? work 21 44 383 D. B. Crenshaw, brdg work 3 00 384 H. B. Perry, lumber 14 92 392 C. W. Requarth, bridge crew 7 64 396 \V. H. I'ard ue, liiiuher A work 2 52 398 T. O. Black mon, making till 76 70 400 C. W. Requarth. supplies pay roll 32 10 401 J. A. Williams. supplier A rent road gang . 18 28 406 J. B. Hunter, bridge work 2 50 408 Hyatt A Ash, road work. . 151 00 409 H. B. Perry, lumber 32 86 .413 Sinking Commission, borrowed money 6,090 00 * ?. W. MOHLKY, Supervisor. W. B. Bruce, Clerk. BEER DRINKEliN and others who snffij with Blight's Disease, Diabetes, Baok lobe. or any Kidney or Bladder 'trouble urn be oared if thev will take HI.(?oni\r 3LOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETM,'fiOo a mx. mailed by Tbe Bloodine Co.. loo., toaion, Mass. Crawford Broa , Special Igeota. 49-74 A.n Immense Reviewing Stand To Be Erected For The 20th Of May Celebration. g: Special to The Lancaster News. Iw* Charlotte, April 16th.?AH :ommiltees ol the Twentieth of Ml May celebration, which is to he A leld iu this city next month ]mJ mmmemorating the signing of he Mecklenburg Declaration of .ndepeudence, are rapidly comjleting their programs tor the )ig event. The several parade. . lommittees, including the floral)I M he colonial and others, are mak-1 A ng preparation for 'he most HI ipectacular affair in the history Hi >1 the city. The Daughter) ol ;he American Revolution, ihe Jhildreu ot tlie Confederacy, the ^ Joionial Dames and other Historic >reanizatinn8 will participate in ! ;he procession. The Chairman >1 the floral parade committee is j | inxioua that all members of ! liese organizations who do not ive 111 Charlotte shall be pres- i ?nt on ,kTaft Day" and take j part in the parade. Definite plans have been made o erect an immense reviewing; j'aud on t lie Mecklenburg Coun;v court house grounds from ivhich President Taft and Irs party, including Mrs Tatt atul Ct^s Mrs Stonewall Jackson, will yoi review the parade. CVt Do you have that dark brown taste in D your mouth every morning when you wake? tf so, yon are bilious ami should take two ir three of those little HLOoDINE LIVED """" 1'ILLS, easy to tAke, never sicki u, weaken ir gripe, '25c mailed by The Bloodine Co., Inc., Boston, Mass. Crawford Bros., Npe- | ciaI Agents. 411-74 Took 91 Days to Get Jury in Calhoun Case. A Q S*n Franciaco, April 14 ?The jury that will try Patrick Calhoun, president of the United railroads, on a charge of offering a bribe, was completed today. Otto S. Mackroth, a retired gro F cer, was sworn in as the twelfth juror. The attempt to get a juryhas extended over a period of 01 days. ^ Are yau tortured to death daily with Eo- m /-II..r why euffer when BLOODINE OIN TMENT will give yon instant relief and permanently cure you, 50c a hoi mailed by i hp niooaine uo., luc, Hoeton, Nines. I 9 Crawford Broa., Special .4 genu. 19-71 j ^ North Carolina Girl Mother ? at 11 Years. Madison special in CharlciiTe Observer: A colored girl 11 Veara old, whose parents live near Uillard, Stokes county, 10 milo9 from Madison, nave birth Sunlay afternoon to a tuMy developed girl baby weighing 8 pounds. The father of the child is only 13 years of age. When BLOODINK RHEUMATIC LINIMENT has oared bo many case* o' Rheumatism, why do too softer with tb.e terrible affliction, it relieves all pain iriUtanth, 25c and 60o a bottle. Crawford Bros., Special Agents. f 49-74 SattL- ^.wmy # THE LANCASTER NEWS. APRIL 17. I9Q9 ^^^^B I | H^Hh J B B^B * Bp IB ] ?OIN? OUT S. DAGH LANCAS ^1 Ik ?7 11 ill 11 iv mm m t ? ^ i II , MM illit .UUIH'J IS Ml We are no fakirs, but mean exactly what we i t to save freight charges. You cannot afford t< 1 need of high-grade Clothing, Shoes. Gents ai :ry particular, both in quality and style, and wil quoted prices on only a few of the many hund inpmh^r th.? Hi \ e.->? n Aur-il t r\ V intLcxm. vaiS/ ViUjr ) v. J t* W VI i \ ? C\J , i ? |'l I I 1 vy V U J UUV4 VWU o * sl' oes, Shoes Radii 1 SAFE TI PACKARD. * X-? si ^0 p_ $1.50 Shoe, a Keith & Bratt and Society King 1.75 Shoe, a O CJ tine Shoes, made box calf, gun - 00 Shoe, a mK ^ r/t metal, vici kid and patent colt. --'>0 Shoe, a ? All new and in latest style. 3.00 Shoe, a "o & 3.50 Shoe, a U 3 Ifl $3.50 Men's _ $2.75 Misses and tt, as 4.00 Men's 2.89 ducedtoarei W g 5 5.00 Men's 3.15 ff ?> >3 3.00 Men's 1.98 N 5 ~ 2.50 Men's ... 1.75 Safft Si o 1.50 Boys' .. 1.19 500 yards MfJ ' 1 cc 2.00 Roys' 1.48 closet) out at jj3 "3 m 2.50 Boys' . 1.75 Matchless WV ,3 c 3.50 *Boys' 2.48 and Boys' CI a co *5 Big assort Men's Hats K"aUf!rc?t - p I ^ $1.50 Hats at $ .9Hf 1 <0\ 22 1.50 Hats at . 1.19 Ladies', M ffj ^ 2.00 Hats at 1.48 Hose of dif 3.00 Hats at._ . 1.89 cost. S. I >A(iI LANCAS >ld Plyler Stand, burk Co. and J ( tv Of OF BU! [IR & iTER, S. C. sicr tkai! W ,OQ Stock 1 to he closed ' ??V-4M nmnMrnaanB Vsalsinla F BHnBMBWRXrmi ^ay ; we are leaving the to\ j miss this grand opportu id Ladies' Furnishings, i 1 be sold as represented in reds of bargains offered a tinues FIFTEEN days c 's' Sh oes Mei y finished, regular Extra hla t $1.19 Suits t __ 1.28 $ 9.00 Suits .t _ 1.49 15.00 Suits t 1. o> -- ;t Men Children's Shoes re- . ^ huge a markably low figure. H> sc a< Don't fori roideries whether yw Embroideries to be JSl 10c and 5c yard, bargains in Men's L> dozen ] billing. Shirts, all si ment of Notions to value, sale | ly reduced price. Many hur " (iintrhams f lose I Homespun, en's and Children's ferent kinds below Hundreds we have not IIR & TER, S. C. , Betweei Carnes I # 7 Ill *1 nfl' v SINESS ' | (J<). ' J IwingM >0.00 RMnnnnnBHNHBBn of GOODS out iii 15 days at below cost. * y, April 10 ,vn and will sell at and below nity of purchasing all that Ml our stock, is new goods in i this advertisement. Below t S. Daghir Sz Co.'s store. >nly. I s Suits o ^ ,ck and gray Men's ^ .. $4.89. 2 for $6.79. ~ for 9.69. g-* V i's Pants If P tock of Men's Pants 5^ ff]Q t 50c on the dollar. $ . . ii Hci tu rtiiu Hum ij " j buy or not. JT? PT / 3 3 H* pecial || ^ Men's fancy Negligee j? cizes, well made, 50c r/> p< )rice 35 Cents, ^cf idred yards Calicoes, ' 'hambrav, Bleaching, O to l>e sold at? -? / 7c and 5c yard. 3 of other things that ^ the space to mention. CO. a Funder5ros. V \ " ' ;t