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* . I The Lexington Dispatch Wednesday, Sept. 7,1910. G M. Hakmax, Editor and Publisher D. R. Haltiwangkb, Assistant Editor. Entered at the Post Office at Lexington, S. 0., as second class matter. CIBCTTLATION 2.327. Labor Day in Columbia, wa9 much * enjoyed by a large number of people. Barbecues were served in different parts of the city. The programme which had been prepared by the cwferent labor anions, was well carried out- Automobile races, sham battle - and a lot of amusements at Ridge Wood and the car rides made the dsy pass off pleasantly. Burglar Entered Home . , of E. H. Addy. Burglars entered the home of Mr. ?. H. Addy, a prominent farmer and merchant of the Cedar Groye section, on Sunda> night, and rifled Mr. Addy's pants pockets, which were hanging ^across a sewing machine near his bed. .Mr. Addy did not know of the robbery until Monday morning when he arose to dress. His pocket book had been robbed of all the money it contained. 8trange as it may seem, tbe burglar did not molest anything else in the room. The store keys were in the same pocket that the pocketbook was in bgt the robber did not take them. It is thought the perpetrator either entered the house before the family retired, or gained entrance through a window. There is no cine as to the robber's identity. Mnndnv l*U0k The largest crowd was in town Monday that has been here on any first Monday in several months. There were only three sale9?one under fore cloeure by Clerk of Court Shealy, and two under foreclosure by Sheriff Corley. The county board of registration was kept busy all day, More than 500 tickets were issued, which is evidence of the growing interest in general elections. The county board of commissioners were kept busy also, - transacting only routine business. Card From Mr. Caugltman. To the Democratic voters of Lexing- j ton County. TI take this method of thanking my friends all over the county for the handsome vote given me in the election on the 30th of August. If I am re-elected to the office of County Com- | missioner I shall endeavor at all times i to discharge the duties of the office with an eye single to the best interests i of all the people of Lexington county. Very truly, j James Caughman. i Lexington, S. C., Sept. 5, 1910. I FARM LOANS At 7 and 8 per cent. _ Loans made on improved farms in Kicmana ana ljexinguun uuuuws m sums of $300 and upwards, payable in installments, no commissions are charged, borrower paying for preparation of papers only. Loans of $1000 and over at seven per cent., under $1 000 at eight per cent. \ THOMAS & LUMPKIN, 1223 Washington St., Columbia, S. 0. FEATHER! \ * ' ' 4 r It having come to our nc signed citizens and business i moral character, business abi Having known him in bi is a man of capacity, of corre . bond, and whose ideals repre sive, public-spirited and loyal in spite of the handicap of m( industry and self-education ir but not besmirch a record su To counteract the gross witness to facts whereof we . there is nothing against his h ~ i occupant of the reposnsibie { ^ w he will always conduct hims< his county and the entire Ste W. A. WATTS, Presides of People1 Loan and Exchange Bank. O. B. SIMMONS, Pres. of Bank ? Laurens. N. B. DIAL, Pres. of Enterprise Ban! J. J. PLUSS, Pres. of Palmetto Ban] C. W. TUNE, Sec. and Treas. of Lai rens Trust Co. D. A. DAVIS, President of Davis-R per Co. S. M. WILKES, of S. M. & E. I Wilkes Co. FR Whereas certain defamato ry the State derogatory to the moral ai Therefore, be it resolved, That which Mr. Featnerstone is a mumuc That we have been intimately twenty years, and that his character member of our church. That he has been for fifteen ye to the General Conference of the >1. That the brand as malicioasly JOHN F. BOLT, Chairman of the Board. W. L. GRAY. J. F. TOLBERT. Card From Mayor Cole L. Blease. To the Voters of Lexington County: I am deeply grateful for the magnificent vote which I received for Governor in the first primary, and I take this method of expressing my thanks for those you gave me in your county. Leaving my home county of Newberry with a handsome majority, leading all the other candidates in the surrounding counties of Lexington, Union, Saluda, Fairfield and Laurens | ?the latter county being me numc uj Hon. C. C. Featberstone, who i9 mj opponent in the second race?ray vote was general throughout the state, without regard to geographical linet or to vocations in life. In seventeec of the forty-three counties, alfchougt there were six candidates before the people, I received more votes thar any other candidate. Having led by sey eral thousand votes in the first pri mary, and with the new assurances o1 support which haye come to me, I an confidently expecting to be nominated for Governor in the second primary. I have sought to place my campaigx upon a high plane, seeking the votei of the people on my own merits. I elected, I will be the Governor of th* whole people, without regard to sec tion or class. T desire to warn the voters again9 eleventh-hoar rumors and fals< charges. I snail deeply appreciate t^e suffrages of Lexington county in the sec ond primary. Respectfully, Cole L. Bleaee Newberry, S. C., Sept. 3,1910. i m A Sellable Medicine? NOT A NARCOTIC Mrs. F. Marti, St Joe, Mich., sayi Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little boy's life. She writes: "Oarlittle boj contracted a severe bronchial trouble and as the doctor's medicine did nol cure him, I gave him Foley's Honej and Tar in which I have great faith, It cured the cough as well as the chok ing and gagging spells, and he got wel in a short time. Foley's Honey and Tar has many times saved us much trouble and we are never without it in the house." Sold by all Druggists. Card From Capi, Shuler. Ed. Lexington Dispatch: Please allow me to say that I am not in favor of cutting off from Lexington since the county has voted for free bridges. The free bridge is what we have been fighting for and ever since the Efird proposition has been sprung 1 have advised tne peopie w vote "ves" in order to save this sec; tion to* Lexington county. Have also repeatedly said during the campaign | that I would rather remain in Lexing| ton than to go to Richland. Yours &c, R. L. Shuler. ? Notice, Veterans. You are requested to meet at your respective places of meeting in each township, on Saturday the 17th day of September, at 3 o'clock, for the purpose of electing a representative to. meet at Lexington, C. H., on Saturday, 24th day of September at 12 o'clock to elect a Pension Board for the year 1911. S. M. ROOF, Ch. Pen. Bd. Lex. Co. Aug. 24, 1910?3w46 T niTKAnri LidUi Clio, itice that rumors to the contrar nen of the City of Laurens, de lily and integrity of C. C. Feat isiness and socially for over 25 ct habits, of high sense of hon< sent the highest and best type [ to all that he believes to be tr1 Ddest pecuniary endowments b; 1 the school of experience. Tf ch as his. injustice that some would do h know. We, his neighbors, ki abits, character or standing tfa josition to which he aspires. 1 ' 1- - _ X. PI _ . en in sucn a way as tu reiieui i ite. '8 H. K. AIKEN, of the Lausens Drt Co. Df P. A. SIMPSON, of Todd, Simpson Co. R. E. BABB, of Simpson, Cooper Babb. J. C. OWINGS, of Owings & Bobo. u~ R. A. COOPER, Solicitor Eighth Ci c? it. ?" W. L. GRAY, of Laureii9 Hardwa Co. i. JOHN W. FERGUSON, Attorney. JOHN F. BOLT, Clerk of Court. OM BOARDS OF STEW/ reports are being circulated in Columbi id Christian character of Hon. C. C. Fe we, the Board of Stewards of the First r, do hereby take pleasure in asserting: associated with the Hon. C. C. Feather has been that of an upright Christian ars Superintendent of our Sunday schoo E. Cnurch, South, as the repre9entativi false any and all reports circulated inco: H. TERRY J. J. PLUSS. O. B. SIMMONS. G. G. i'ALLE, JR. Mr. Addy Endorsed. To the people of Lexington County. We the undersigned citizens of Gilbert, take pleasure in endorsing the candidacy of Mr. W. L. Addy for County Commissioner. We have known him for a number of years and have always found him to be a man and a . gentleman. If he is elected to the office to which he aspires we feel sure | that he will fill the same with fairness , and ability. We, therefore, heartily i , commend him to the favorable con ' I sideration of the voters of Lexington ' county. D E Hammond, I Jas W Long, j R A Barre, ! Gilbert, Sept. 4,1910. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Oonnty of Lexington.. By George S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, W. B. Derri'ck made suit to me, to grant him. Letters of Administration of the Estate of and I effects of James B. Derrick. These are therefore to cite and ad i monish all and singular the kindred and 3 creditors of the said James B. Derrick f deceased, that they be and apj pear, before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Lexington, C. H.t S. C., on 20 day of September, 1910, next, t after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in 3 the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration . should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 5th day of Sept. Anno Domini, 1910. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. C. Published on the 7th day of Sept. 1910, in the Lexington Dispatch. 46 ' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lexington. By George S. Drafts, Esquire, Judge. ^ Probate Whereas, E. A.ClSmith made suit , to me, to grant him: Letters of Adminr istration of the estate of and effects of Wesley Berry. ' These are therefore to cite and ad'i monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Wesley Berry, deceased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of ProL bate, to be held at Lexington C H., S. C., on the 22d day of Sept., 1910, I next, after publication hereof, at 11 j o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 6th day of September, Anno Domini, 1910. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge, Lexington County, S. C. Published on the 7th day of Sept., 1910, in The Lexington Dispatch for 1 ~ J.C z weejss. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lexington. By George S. Drafts, Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, B. K Kyzer made suit to me, to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of Martha E- Kyzer. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Martha E. Kyzer deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Lexington, C. H., S. C., on 21st day of September, 1910 next, after publication, hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand this 6th day j of Sept. Anno Domini. 1910. Geo. S. Drafts, (L. S.) Probate Judge Lexington County, S. C. r Published on the 7th day of Sept., I 1910 in the Lexington Dispatch. 46. I S. C., September 1st, 1910. y are current, we, the undersire to bear testimony to the herstone. > years, we, beg to say that he or, whose word is as good as a of citizenship. He is progresue. He has worked his way up y the practice of perserverance, le breath of scandal can annoy ini, we feel called upon to bear now nothing and are satisfied it would make him an unworthy iVe are satisfied, that if elected, :redit upon himself, his family, ig L. P. McGHEE, Pastor of First Methodist church. (I have known him & for some 10 years. Have kuown him personally for nearly a year. ^ W. E. THAYER, pa3for of First Baptist Church. I have known him ^ personally for nearly three years.) ^ 1 r 1 A >TT7T\T y. ni-a%i ^-v C LT ? wn ^ T3y r>a _ VJ. J?. Xt-fix* \ji ji'ubu jl .core byterian church. I have known Mr. Featherstone for two and onehalf years and heartily endorse the paper above.) HtDS. a, Spartanburg and elsewhere throughout at hers tone: M. E. Church, South of Laurens, S. C., of 3tone as a member of our Board for over Gentleman, and a consistent and loyal 1 and twice in the last ten years a delegate q of his church from South Carolina, isistent with the above resolution, AUG. HUFF. R. E. BABB. S. G. McDANIEL. J. L. HOPKINS. | Alfred J. Fox, I : Real Estate and Insurance, i ! LEXINGTON, S.C. | : t < Wanted t j 75 to 100 acres fair farming w land. < 25 acres farming land near | < Lexington. J 50 acres suitable for farming < not over 2 miles from Lexington. [ < 100 acres good for trucking, ] For Sale. ? 297 acres 2 1-2 miles from Barr, [ < near the Augusta Road, 40 acres [ j open land, 3 room cottage, ten- > J ant house, plenty water?terms J < very easy. [ j 140 acres near Mace don, 22 > ] acres open land, lumber on [ i ground to build dwelling. [ | 100 acres near Holleys Ferry, > < 30 acres open, 4room house, barn [ ] and stables, plenty water. , One acre lot, 7 room dwelling ? < in the town of Lexington?terms [ j easy. > i 1-2 acre lot, 3 room dwelling In i < Lexington?easy terms. [ j One lot in Batesburg 84x200 feet, i 4 room cottage. ? 125 acres 4 miles from Lexing- [ | ton, 40 acres open land, 4 room > ( house, good pasture and plenty ] Several vacant lots in Lexing- E ; ] ton. I J 30 acres one mile, from Lex- J ington, timbered. ( < 73 acres, a part of which is in ' < the incorporate limits of the > ] town of I/exington, dwelling < barn and stables?good terms, j answer quick. t !I have valuable lots in Colum- ? bia for sale. | If you have a farm, town lot , or timber to sell write or call to 1 see me. If you need a good farm let me know and if what I have \ ] don't suit you I'll get one that ? < will. j | Write or call to see me ' j I - AT I' THE HOSE | HATIOMAt BANK, jl | Lexington, S. C ! j ' , ?MIWIIWM'HI JHI IWMW?WW ANNUAL REPORT ?OF? E. L. WINGARD, Treas,, S3 LEXINGTON COUNTY, S. C., For the Fiscal Year, commencing I Jan. 1,1909 and ending Dec. 31, 1919. | Office of County Treasurer, Lexington, S. C., July *9, 1910. To Hon. George W. Gage, Presiding Judge, Court General Sessions for Lexington county, S. C. Dear Sir:?In conformity with the requirements of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, No. 197, approved December 23, 1889 A. D., I have the Honor to submit the following report of the transactions of this office for the fiscal year, commencing Jan. 1, 1909, and ending December 31, 1909. Very respectfully E. L. WINGARD, Treasurer of Lexington county. COUNTY CLAIMS. No. Name. Nature. Amt. 381 Corley & Connelly, tools 3 20 382 Dr D R Kneece, exam lun 5 10 383 " 41 tools 11 20 384 Dr W L Kneece, exam lun 5 00 385 J M Pass, gd c g 22 50 i 386 Dr A G Hutto, prof services on conyict 5 00 387 II N Kaminer & Co, sup p h 13 92 388 44 44 tools 2 00 389 Geo S Drafts, pro in lunacy 26 00 390 G M Shull, sup eg 6 30 391 B E George, plumb jail 1 60 392 E L Wingard, sal treas pstg 34 57 393 Lorick & Lowrance sup 10 50 394 Frank W Shealy, pstg etc 15 28 395 44 44 salccc 29 06 396 C M Hook, sup eg 4 20 397 Dr D M Crosson, ex lun 10 00 398 J F Smith, lumber 49 10 399 Sam'l B George, bd ed 6 00 400 H M Wingard, sup eg 48 74 401 P H Corley, serv war 17 20 402 44 44 dieting pris 48 00 1 =o nn 1 403 S D Fulmer, steward p n 04 uu j 404 J S Shealy, conv lunatic 6 00 405 S C Penitentiary, convict hire and guard 57 00 406 J L Stone, bidg bridge 3 00 407 WiDgard Bros, beef for p h 16 45 408 Coriey & Connelly, sup d h 7 35 409 Dr J J Wingard, examiiRng lunatics, 3 cases 15 00 410 Frank Langford, conv iun 5 10 411 L L Gantl, convy lun 7 10 412 Jas Caughman, bd cocom 15 00 413 L J Langford, supervisor 75 00 414 E Long, lumber 10 64 415 J J Long, lumber 3 50 416 T E Campbell, rpr w mill 3 50 417 Efird & Cannon, lumber 9 03 I 418 R TJTbornton, rpr bridge 4 00 * ,TT! -ii-twrvwo 418 (a) bJ L wingaru, juivio, witnesses court pay bills 974 35 418 (b) E L Wingard, commutation road tax 39 00 419 Fred L Corley, bldg bridge 4 GO 420 C R Riph, mag and const 70 00 421 J II Frick, sal as mag 33 75 422 L O Hutto, const 37 25 423 R T Thornton, bidg brdg 3 00 424 L L Roof, const 34 29 425 Henry Buff, magistrate 52 00 420 E T Rauch, mag and const 70 00 427 J H Wessinger, rpr bdg 30 00 428 J H Cumalander, lumber 17 00 429 S A Metz, wk on bdg 3 25 430 R A Mitchell, gd on c g o 00 431 P J Mack, et al, capt and guards chaingang 138 30 432 B P George, cmvy Inn 4 00 ] POWER, SPEED, COMFORT, ( : STYLE, PLOS TRE |: I DCdMCIUIC'MT 1 I%ftal lllfeBlVlblV I I ! That means low cost of upkeep I 1 1 That's what you get in a | . J I ! : REGAIi "30" ' I 1 If i ; a proved value. This ear meets every representation, & , Regal "30" rises pre-eminently above its class. Have a i? i demonstration and you will immediately see why we have a 5,000 satisfied ownei3. If you contemplate purchasing a ^ 1 car at any pi ice, do not fail to investigate Regal "30," it * II will probably save you money. You will find this cax costs- , 2 less for upkeep than any product of similar specifications. C j Gasoline and Oil?That's All, I | Write Us for Full Information on the Regal Line, r KARL OSWALD, [ i \ District Agent, | | LEXINGTON,; S. C. [ pIJJIip HJInjf ijp upm>iJIipnj milm>upu m 'u'u?mi^yi ^ BHHnHiiaDiBBBaMBBBEiaaBinnBnnBBZimBBaBBMBoangBaaaaBBan) 433 D A Jefcoat, supplies 2 65 \ 520 P H Corley, trans prisoners 8 85 434 '* 44 mag and eon9t 70 00 i 521 44 44 serv warrants 7 65 435 J L Epting, convy pauper 3 80 ! 522 44 44 44 44 29 70 436 S C Penitentiary, convict 523 44 4* dieting pris 40 70 hire and guard hire 108 20 524 44 44 arresting etc 10 60 437 T L Harman, mag sal 56 25 525 L J Langford, salary 75 00 438 J N Ham, lumber 11 31 526 W L Cannon, bldg bdg 6 50 | 439 P H Corley, arrests etc 6 00 527 Adam Corley, pauper 5 00 I 440 Frank W Sbealy, freight 14 59 528 Perry Hall, lumber 120 98 1 441 Vasco Miller, cleaning c h 1 50 529 Geo R Kleckley, bldg bdg 20 00 | 442 W Q Jackson, surveying 46 50 530 J S Wingard, tools 9 25 * 443 B D Clark, coroner 14 50 531 H N Kaminer & Co, tools 4 75 444 Frank W Shealy, sal clerk 29 16 532 Dr M M Price, ex lun 5 00 ? ? - " ?r /-i? tt n * 1 u ._ /ic 445 J F Wingard, stamps etc z to om ueo xi rujui, lumwi **0 u'.? 446 Geo S Drafts, probate judge 25- 00 534 D E Shumpert, lumber 29 23 447 G M Harmau, printing 14 45 535 J F Younginer, repr bdg 7 50 448 W D Dent, co auditor 33 33 536 J W Wessinger, lumber 61 35 449 E L Wingard, co treasurer 33 33 537 J H Cumlander, " 19 92 450 P H Corley, sal sheriff 250 00 538 Geo A Bouknight, lumber 14 89 451 D F Lorick, sup for co 62 44 539 W N Shealy, lumber 10 40 452 G W Asbill, const \ 31 25 540 J N Harm an, bldg bdgs 12 50 453 S J Miller, dieting jurors 18 00 541 Dr J R Langford, serves eg 15 50 454 P H Corley, arresang wit- 542 Langford & Derrick, med eg 3 50 nesses etc 33 60 543 P J Mack, capt and gds eg 167 50 455 P H Corley, dieting pris 51 30 544 J P Metz, lumber 11 10 456 A D Martin, salary 50 30 545 Geo S Drafts, prac lun 10 00 457 W A Hook, sop for c g 2 50 546 Dr R E Mathias, ex Jun 5 00 458 Germo Mfg Co. sup etc 25 00 547 E L Wingard, sal co treas 34 33 459 Dr F R (ieiger, p mortem 5 00 548 McCartha Hdw Co, tools 8 85 460 W J Cayce, sup c g 134 22 549 Riley & Haigler Bros, sup 162 74 461 Davis & Co, supplies 9 50 550 S B Hiller, supplies 1 55 462 T E Campbell, reprs jail 1 00 551 N H Raynor & Co, lumber 5 06 463 F P Shealy, salary 38 75 552 G M Harman, publishing 454 Edward & Broughton, pfc'g 43 60 annual report co treas 60 00 465 C W Caughman, const 39 57 553 B D Clarke, sal coroner 12 50 466 Dr E P Derrick, serv eg 3 70 554 Vasco Miller, sweeping ch 1 50 ? 467 W H Bickley, beef p!i 8 65 555 Elird & Cannon, lumber 6 57 468 4< '* beef for eg 5 39 556 Frank W Shealy, salary 29 16 469 Dr Frank Roberts, prac conv 6 CO 557 A D Martin, salary 50 64 U\J4m 503 Vasco Miller, cleaning c h 1 50 ' " o04 Frank W Shealy, stationary 3 00 Don t Break Down. 505 " " sal c c e 29 16 Severe strains on the vital organs, 506 W D Dent, sal and pstg 34 33 like attains on machimry, cause break507 Cook & W ingard, lumber 130 61 downs. You can't over-tax stomach, 508 E L Wingard, salary 33 33 Hver, kidneys, bowels or nerves with500 Frank v?7 Shaaly, pstg etc 8 8/ 0U? serious danger to yourself. If you 510 R L Zenker, bldg bridge 10 84 arw weak or run-down, or under strain 511 Jno R Corley, lumber ob 86 of any kind, take Electric Bitters the > 512 No claim issued. matchless, tonic medicine. Mrs. J. E. A 513 S D Fulmer, salary 59 -.0 yan gaude, of Kirkland, 111., writes: m 514 *1 ^ lI?i)er. j ?a *a "That I did not break down, while en- fl 515 Jno W Frye, bldg bdg 10 oO during a most severe strain, for three ' 516 Q Y Wingard, well at p h 100 00 months, is due wholly to Electric Bit517 A D Marnn, salary oO 00 ters." U-e them and enjoy health and 518 B D Clarke, salary 14 oO strength, Satisfaction positively guar519 C E t.orle^, making arrest 52 80 antted 50c, it KdUtinunn Drug Co. 470 Dr E P Derrick, prof servi- I 558 H JN Sharpe, sup c g rj ua ces poor house and jail 30 00 | 559 G M Harman. pub notices 22 70 471 S D Fulmer, salary etxj 49 70 560 H L Lucas, sup for eg 4 50 472 J E Rawl & Co, shop wk 2 40 (Continued next week) 473 R S Shealy, sup c g 125 474 S E Shealy, sup eg 10 30 j v f TMpnd 475 Walker, Evans & Cogswell, ? 7 i-<asn 01 a ? lend. supplies 13 15 would have been about as welcome to 476 Caughman & Harman, ni- A. Cooper of Oswego, N. Y., as a mertrate of soda for p h 11 44 ciless lung-racking cough that defied 477 J H Eargle, lumber 6 72 all remedies for years. "It was most 478 J F Kirkland, retn'g conv 5 00 troublesome at night,'' he writes, 479 No claim issued. "nothing helped me till I used Dr. 480 Lorick & Lowrance, sup 32 00 King's New Discovery which cured me 481 L J Laogford, supervisor 75 00 completely. I never cough at right 482 W T Martin & Sons, sup 122 67 now." Millions know its matchless 483 J J Taylor, convy lunatic 5 00 merit for stubborn colds, obstinate 484 J B Wingard, sal as clerk 37 50 coughs, sore lungs, lagrippe, asthma, 485 44 44 pstg etc 14 40 hemorrhage, croup, whooping cough, ' 4S6 W P Roof, sup p b 2 60 or hayfever. It relieves quickly and 487 44 44 tools for co 11 30 never fails to satisfy. A trial con488 4 4 4 4 sup for c g 396 76 vinces. 50c, $1 00. Trial bottle free. It's 189 4 4 4 4 sup for ph 43 09 positively guaranteed by Kaufmann 490 41 44 sup for c g 321 28 urug v.o. 491 J L Shealy, allowance as - T~ pauper june and july 6 00 Tax Duplicate. 492 M D Shull, sup for c g 13 15 County Auditor Dent is now busy 493 W J Cayce, sup for c g -73 43 worjjin?r on his tax duplicate. He will 494 A F Corley, al as pauper 10 00 bave it ready to turn over to the j 495 T F Cannon, repr road 8 00 County Treasurer within the next few * ! 496 P J Mack, sal etc 168 bo davs Dent has just been re497 Robe Langford, convy pan 2 00 ejevctf (] without opposition, which is 498 Meetze & Son, sup for p h 38 oO an jndex tQ the high esteem in which 499 T E Campbell, rpr bdge 10 00 he ig he]d by the people of the 500 Jno \V Hook, sal bd ed 12 50 countVf both as a man and a public 501 W P Koof, sup c g 11 70 offlciaj. zj\o ? il tools t;te 19 40