The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, April 11, 1902, Image 2
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Blown to Atoms.
THp old idt*H thiit the body some
times titeda a powerful, drsatiej
purgative pill bun been exploded; for
Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which are
perfectly harmless, gently stimulate
liver and bowels to expel poisonous
matter, cleanse the system and
absolutely cure Constipation and
Sick Headache. Only 25c at Chero
kee Drug Co.
“The man who tbit ks he never did
aoytding foolish," says the Mana-
yuuk Puiiosopher, ‘ isn’t wise enough
to know folly.
Negtoct Means Danger.
Don’t neglect biliousness and con
stipation. Your bealm will suffer
permanently it you do. DeVVitt s
Little Earlv Risers cure such cases
M. B. Smith. Butternut, Mich., says
“DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are
the most satisfactory pills I eve*
took Never gripe or cause nausea.’’
Cherokee Drug Company
One swallow may not make a sum
mer, but one grasshopper can make
a spring.
Good tjr KlieumatUm.
Last fall I was taken with a very
severe attack of muscular rheuma
tism which caused me great pain and
tnuoyance. Afier trying several
prescriptions and rheumatic cures. I
decided to use Chamberlian’s Pain
Balm, which I had seen advertised in
the rioutn Jerseyman. After two ap
plications of this Remedy 1 was
much better, and after using one bot
tle, was completely cured.—8ALLIE
Harris, Salem, N. J. For sale by
Cherokee Drug Company.
Getting on in the world means get
ting around th*- people of the wjrld.
Chronic- lirouc-hltU Cured
‘‘For ten years I had chronic bron
chitis so bad that at times 1 could
not apeak above a whisper." writes
Mr. Joseph Coffman, of Montmor-
enci, Inu. ‘I tried all remedies
available, but with no success.
Fortunately my employer suggested
that I try Foley's Honey and Tar. i
Its effect was almost miraculous, and
lam now cured of tne disease. On
my recomuwidation many people
have used Foley’s Honey and Tar,
and always with satisfaction. Cher
okee Drug Company.
t
It doesn’t follow that an argument
is logical because it is theological.
Foley’s Honey and Tar contains
do opiates, and wiii not con tipate
like nearly all other cough medicines
Refuse substitutes. Cherokee Drug
Company.
It may sound fuun> , but fl lating
debts are w*-ut sink a corporation.
Pueuinoulw Is ftobbed of its Terrors
By Foley’s Hooey and Tar. It
atops tbe racking cough and heals
and strengthens the Jungs. If taken
in time it will prevent an attack of
pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
Cherokee Drug Company.
Tbe girl who has never had many
suitors is troubled with a sir-plus.
Foley’s Kidney Cure makes kid
neys and bladder right. Don’t belay
taking. Cherokee Drug Company.
A fast man is very slow when it
comes to paying his debts.
To Care s. Cold lu One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tbe money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig
nature is on eacn box. 25c.
Many proverb-* are the wit of one
and the wisdom of none.
Try Chsmherlain’s Stomach & Liv-
er Tablets, tbe best physic, For sale
by Cherokee Drug Company.
In matrimony tbe minister is a
good one to tie two.
Foley’s Kidney Cure if taken in
time affords security from all k doey
and bladder diseases. Cherokee Drug
Company.
It is mean to nit a man who is
down in tbe mouth.
The sureat and safest remedy for
kidoey and bladder diseases is Foley’s
Kidoey Cure. Cherok-e Drug Com-
P»oy-
What every woman would like to do
with every man who asks her to marry
him would be :o accept him without
having to marry Mm
The Thrust of a Lance
is scarcely more agonizing than the recur
rent pains in the abdomen which follow
the eating of improper food or too free in
dulgence in ice-water. The immediate
cause of cramps and colic is often the dis
tention of the bowels by gas. Quick relief
follows the use of Perry Dalis’ Painkiller.
Careful housekeepers give it the place of
honor in the family medicine chest.
^ A popular count—discount.
Ibis signature is on every bos of tbe genuine
i Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet*
iy that cares a cold ta one dajr
npuiM
UfSTES
COMWI«WHI»KT
•ttST* Early Risers
lb* taawN StO* aHto.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
People Vou ^no** anti People Vou Don’t
Know
Hoag Allison, of Blacksburg, a
good farmer, a prominent and most
worthy citiz-ns, was in the city yes
terday on business and paid The
Ledger an appreciated visit.
A. S. Lipscomb went to Charles
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. J. C Allison, a constant friend
of The L-dger, and her daughter,
Mrs. Etta Powell, paid us a visit yes
terday. Mrs Allison renewed.
“Bud" Wilson, of Draytonville.
one of Cherokee’s working farmers, is
of the Cherokee contingent in the
‘Ivory City" this week.
J. A. Willis, E?q , spent Tuesday
in Spartanburg on professional busi
ness.
Mrs. Hayden and her daughter,
Mrs. Don Lumpkin, two prom.inent
1 idies of Blacksburg, were shopping
in the city Weduesuay.
W. S. Hall, E.*q , went to Hender
sonville. N. C.. Tuesday on profes-
sional business and went from there
to Charleston to take in the Exposi
tion.
Dr. Forest McKown, of Cherokee
Falls, was a visitor in the city yester
day.
Mrs. A. E. Lipscomb returned to
the city from Spartanburg Wednes
day.
Rev. W. R Potter and Col. J. G
WaMlaw are attending the Euoree
Presbytery at Liberty Springs.
Rev. A. C. Cree spent Tuesday in
Charlotte perfecting papers for tbe
transfer of some valuable Gaffney
property to the First Baptist church.
W. Scoct Hill, of Stevy, aCherokee
farmer who makes plenty of corn,
wheat, oats, meat and long forage to
do him and a good crop of cotton
every year, paid The Ledger a pleas
ant visit yesterday.
R J. Balford, editor of the Chero
kee Critic, was in the city the first
of the wetk
Hon. C. W. Whisonant. of Wilkins-
ville, spent Tuesday in tbe city.
Charlie Hames and Charlie Austell
are two of Gaffney’s bright youriP'
representatives in the ‘‘Ivory City ’
tms we*k You bet they went on
the first train Tuesday
W. N. Turner, of Stevy. went to
the exposition this we* k.
T. J. Hames, of Grindal, was a
prominent visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss Fleta Brown, a charming and
popular young lady of Marion, N. C.,
has been speoding some time in the
city with her friends, Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. D iggett, on Logan street.
Master Claude Lipscomb went out
on his wheel to hie old home at
Goucher Wednesday.
Mrs. H. Fay Gaffney, who has been
spending the winter in Edgefield with
her husband, Col. H. Fay Gaffney,
has returned to her home in tbe city
and will spend the summer here.
Maj. Jno. F. Jor'es, a prominent
and progressive citizen of Blacks
burg. spent some time in the city
Wednesday. He paid The Ledger a
visit.
8. Becker, of Spartanburg, came
over to the city Wednesday.
P. 8. Webber, a prominent planter
and business man of Wiik'naville,
was in the c ty yesterday.
J. D. Sparks is with the Cherokee
host in Charleston this week.
T. M. Littlejohn, a successful
planter of Star Farm, came up to tbe
city Tuesday.
C. E Smith, merchant and farmer
of Goucher, paid Tbe Ledger a
pleasant visit Wednesday.
County Commissioner J. B. Ham-
bright. of Cherokee township, made
a business trip to tbe city Tuesday.
M. W. Brown, a prosperous mer
chant of Ravenna, was a business
visitor in the city Wednesday.
John R Webster, of Cowpens. paid
The Ledger an appreciated visit Tues
day.
Miss Mary Lynn, of Chester
county, to the delight of her many
friends in Gaffney, is in the city
spending some time with friends and
relatives.
Dr. and Mra. W. C. Hamrick went
to Charleston Tuesday.
Carl Sarratt was in King’s Moun
tain tbe flrst of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner were
of tbe host that left Gaiiucy Tuesday
for the' Ivory Ciry."
Capt J. C. Otts. accompanied hi<*
aun', Mrs. J. M. P Otta, of Greet a-
boro, Ala . to the Exposition in Char
leston the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D Wheat left tbe
city Wednesday for Charlotte, where
they will spend a few days.
T. L. Bryant, coun’y commissioner
and an al'-round good oftizen, spent
some time in the city Tuesday.
Master Frsi k Gsuit. a br-ght
young sou of Mr. Ed Gsuit. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in tbe ci’y
with friends and went to Spartanburg
Thursday to visit a brother.
Mrs A W.Doggeti slid friend Miss
Fleta Brown, of Marco, X. C. are in
Charleston this week enjoying the
exnosition
Mr. and Mrs. Z A. Robertson s e
among Gaffney s many repreaenta-
! tfves in (liv “Ivory City" this w «-. k
E E Reid a CJierokee b y wh.-
has been working at Rhodhiss, N
C., spent sometime at his hon e in
the city yesterday.
C. H Carlisle. K*q , of Snsrtat -
burg, made u bus ness trip to the dry
Weduesda*.
Baptist Servu-es
The usual ti onnng service at 11
o’clock Jr, the afternoon there will
be a vesper service at 5 p. m Ar
night t.h*- piistor will preanh a r the
Cherokee A'e< »e R>iptiwt chutch.
LARKIN LITTLE DEAD.
Died In MUniHiilppI—Boily Brought home
tor Burial.
Mr. Lukin Lit tie of this place died
in Meridian, Miss., on the 9ih inst.,
after a protracted illness of cancer of
the stomach. Mr. Little was the
youngest son of the late Thomas
Little, once a prominent man in this
section, and who was a leader in (he
movement in this section after the
war mat made carpet baggers'scala
wags and negroes polite, for which
patriotic service he was forced by tbe
U. S. army to take refuge in the west,
where he died su. denly many years
ago. He wa-i the ycung-'tt brother id
Mayor John Q Little, Mr. Worth
Little and Mrs. Mar.. L n khart, cf tnis
city.
Mr. Little had been engaged in
raino&'J woik for many years and was
considered one of the best managers
of ianor in the country. He hud a
fine knowledge of his business and
managed it with superior judgment,
which made his services sought by
prominent contract- rs all over the
South. He, Jik - us all. had bis fau ts,
but he was honest, generous, true to
friends and brave.
Mr. Litt'e on account of his failii g
health lelt his work mme we« ks ago
and came nome.and while here seemed
to improve some and returned to bis
work some two or three wet k* ago
He soon io- k nis bed again and bis
brothers were notified tbe first of tbe
week of his condition, and Mr. Worth
Little hastened to him. but the end
came before he reached him. Mr.
Litt e returned to the city with the
body lust nighta nd it will be buried
in the family lot in Oakland cemetery
to-day at 11 o’clock
Mr. Litti*- leaves four bright chil
dren, Leo, Roia, Walter ai d Mertis,
who fortunately Lave the tender care
and protection of their maternal
grandparents.
REPORT
Of the County Supervisor for
the quarter commencing Jan.
1st, 11)02, and ending March
31st, 1902;
The following is the Commu
tation Special account:
SHORT LOCAL TEMS.
^o'lis Ki'hr R». ' "opted a position
with R a . Jones 4 Co.
Cnerokee tanners are in the fields
these days. They are woiking too.
Yesterday morning was cold, but
no frost. There are hopes yet for a
fruit crop.
Simon Ellis, a negro,
‘’harles Bird soother
Union last October, was convicted of
murder at Union last week.
who killed
negro, at
No. Name.
2 W T Broom
4 Jas T Coyle
5 Jno F Coyle
h Jno W Blanton
S) \V T Broom
UAL Fortenberry
16 J H Allis-on
17.1 H Allison
54 W J Blanton
55* W C Camp
65 J N Lipscomb & Co
6H K A Jones A. Co
611 Jno W Blanton
70 B M Wilkins & ( - o
75 Joe Spake
7» U 1> Jefferies
srt Jno Black
05 R A Westbrooks
Os Victor Cotton Oil Co . ..
I(i7 J C Camp
106 Jas T Coyle
I no M I) Farris
114 Smith Hardware Co
lls Clary & Kendrick
lift Gaffney Live Stock Co...
130 W J Kernel
131 J B Fettlt
132 f. M Turner
13!< George Jefferies
140 J 11 Lipscomb
146 A L Fortenberry
14V F. J Clary
155 Geo W Bonner
164 W J Blanton
166 E J Clary
167 J B Pettit
171 J H Lipscomb
172 J C Camp
173 M II Parris
174 .1 T Coyle
175 li M Gaffney
161 Walter Ross
!K3 J C Lipscomb
Is6 Inman, Smith A Co
litu \V W Thomas
IV5 J F Wofford
F.I7 R S Spencer
199 E J Clary
207 J W Blanton—
216 M C Perry •.
217 W J Blanton
22« W A Jones
232 T F Stroup
236 J C Camp
237 J T Coyle
236 M I) Parris
241 Albert Bettis
242 A L Fortenberry
Total
Mugietrate Phillips’ court contri
buted one recruit to the county chain ' >4A 1 M
gang this week. He joined Wednes
day on tbe condition that he serve
thirty days.
Our young farmer friend, Mr. D B.
Webber, of Wilkinsvilie, commenced
planting cotton on the 8th inst. He
is the first to plant we have, heard of
and we trust he will be rewarded with
a big crop. u
Plans are being made now for a
number of new dwelling!* and busi-
ness bouses which will be built in
Gaffney this year. Among both
classes are some of the finest ever
built in the city.
When you come to the city come in
to see The Ledger and give us the
news of your neighborhood. All the
people and occurrences in Cher< k-e
county have a place in Tbe Ledger
and we want them there.
Mr R W Compton, of Waterloo,
who has been employed for some
time in the Gaffney Manufacturing
Company’s machine shops, has re
signed his position and returned to
his home. Mr. Compton made many
friends while here and we regret to
have him leave us.
It is queer that no matter how rich
you are you can’t buy happiness, but
no matter how poor you are, you can
get- ali the unhappiness you want for
nothing.
Women admire the heroes of fic
tion. because there was never a novel
wh-reo’ie of them found fault with
the way the cook got tbe break'ast.
A dead sure way to get poor is to
try to get rich too fast.
J76U 67
Some Reasons
Why You Should I Mist on Having
lUREKI HARNESS OIL
neoualeu bv any other.
|enders hard leather soft,
specially prepared.
^eejis out water.
A heavy bodied oil.
ARNE88
>n excellent preservative.
[educes cost of you*- tiarnesa.
(ever burns the leather ; its
Efficiency is increase*!,
iecures nest service,
ditches kept from breaking.
Oil
|s sold in all
Localitiea „ .
MsnuftM-turs*! l»f
fttaMtarg Oil t'MipMr.
— Put V*.ur blooi 111
ditiou with Sure Cure
50 cents
pi-rirct COD-
Sarsaparilla,
—Build op you.rn-'iT a by using 8uio
Cura baroapsnllA, 50 cents.
iPyny-Pectoral
! A QUICK CURE FOR
: COUGHS AND COLDS
Very valuable Remedy in all
affections of the
THROAT or LUNGS
Large Bottles, ajc.
davis * lawkknve co., Limited,
Pro|»’* of Virrrj H*W»’ Pain-Kilter.
The following is the Commu
tation account:
No. Name
7 A S Goudetock
15 Albert. Bettis
IS C E Smith
50 Joe Mints....
22 J B Huskey
51 J Eh Jefferies
s2 .1 Eb Jefferies
67 W A Jones
6M Jas Mason
sy a Bettis
90 Cameron Littlejohn
97 J H Wilkins
102 A J Parker
124 P Smith
127 K W Spale
133 Jno W Gaffney
135 H A Scruggs
142 J T Whelcheli
144 G W Spake
m Albert Bettis
152 P Smith
156 J C Painter
157 R L Owens
159 W C Sparks
160 E C Moore
177 Joe A Mulllintx
P2 M (' Lipscomb
1H4 Albert Bettis
191 It K Moore
1V6 .1 B Carter
Bis X J Pettit
303 J S Parris
304 B H Hardin
305 S P Porter
306 J C Claty
3ov A S Smith
2I( .) A Cook
222 LT Clary
223 A C Price
329 N S Allison
331 N S Allison
235 Thomas Sanders
243 Landrum Allison ...
250 H L Smith
252 W C Wheichel
Total
|W 0 M Littlejohn
61 Cherokee Drug Co
f.4 J N Lipscomb & Co
71 R M Wilkins A Co
73 Shu ford & Lem as ter
76 G It Jefferies •
103 Allied Petty
1(6 KG Ray
110 R C Godfiey
111 G E Wilkins ...
115 smith Hardware Co.
HAUL Morgan
117 Clary A Kendrick
130 J B Pettit
134 O P Hill
136 F M Gardner
L0 W N Turner
153 J M Martin
154 J C Painter
162 Huskey A McCraw
163 I I) Huskey
166 J B Pettit
169 O P Hill
170 O P H1U
193 Webster. Harris & Co
221 Mrs Sue Petty
244 O P Hill
2*5 O P Hill
247 C M Littlejohn
251 W 1) Kirby
253 T Davenport
Total
The following is the Contin
gent account:
No. Name.
12 T H Littlejohn
19 H K Osborne
51 C M Littlejohn
53 N H Littlejohn
56 Chas Sims...
60 Cherokee Drug Co
62 Cherokee Drug Co
66 J N Lipscomb A Co
67 R A Jones A Co
72 K M Wilkins A Co
74 Hhufoid A Lemaster
66 H L Spears
94 R A Hawkins
99 J E Webster.
ltd J D Goudeloi-k
105 K A 81ms
112 Jake Corry
156 J tke Corry
161 A It N Folger
165 W J Blanton ....
176 Jake llorry ...
211 It H Jennings
224 Jake Corry
21<i Jake Corry
246 C M Littlejohn
249 C M Littlejohn
225 J Eh Jefferies
Tutul
The following is the
House ami Poof account:
55 H E Jefferies .
Ml P It Byars
93 W S Viikerson
1(4) L t£ Wood
!<>l It F Bonner
113 smith hardware < o
120 c B Turner
121 (' it Turner
•233 90
No. Name.
37 T .1 Hames...
4« A J Harmon.
$236 55
Poor
Am't
Cl’n*‘d >
3 ui
22 50
si
Ob
125
J T Robbs
14
B0
137
J T Ko1j]>8
1
70
136
(. hurokee Mneiiim* Wnrks
3
00
141
J T Wheichel
90
143
M M Tate
(ft
U.i
G \V Ehiio»-e
<K)
56
147
Alls-rt Beilis
1
oo
151
W N Turner
1
45
176
Phillip Hambright
25
00
160
ZR Phillips
1
00
191
K R Humphries
135
00
215
S A A1 lisou
O
05
22o
P A Price
25
J T Robbs
o
39
226
J W Gaffney
o*>
50
2-7
J M Martin
11
05
2140
Jno I) Jefferies
50
00
233
Jim- \V Gaffney
3
10
234
J T Price
• 1*»
flU
33$
J B Price
50
00
10
00
Total
60
$596 09
The following is the County
Commissioners’ and Board ol
Equalization account:
No. Name.
10 J V Whelcheli
23 J B Huskey
25 J A Scruggs
33 W A Jefferies
36 M C Lipscomb
36 T L Bryant
39 A Harris
40 J B Haoibright
43 L It Boss
44 T J Hames
45 T M -dttiejohn
64 Jno I) Jefferies
96 M S Swofford
126 J C Blanton
179 Wm Caldwell
165 E P Maeomson
167 Jno I) Jefferies
166 T J Hames —
169 W S Wilson
192 W S Wilson
200 J B llUNkey
t'l J B 111 nton
202 L It Boss
206 J A Scruggs
210 B K Belue
212 T L Bryant
213 M C Lipscomb
214 J B Hambright
219 R G Parker
220 It G Parker
Total
7249 45
The following i$ the account
of Books, Stationery and Print
ing ;
No. Name.
77 Ed il DeCamp
125 Walker. Evans & Cegsweil
Total
Am’t
Cl’m’d.
S 111 54
29 70
thl 24
The following is the Interest
on Railroad Bonds and Sinking
Fund ;
$401 95
The following is the account
of the Clerk
Sheriff:
No. Name.
46 W W Thomas... .
254 J Eh Jefferies
of Court and
Am’t
Ol’m'd.
$ 410 54
217 75
Total |628 29
The following is the Jury,
Witnesses and Constables ac
count :
Am't
No. Name. Cl’m’d-
13 TH Littlejohn > 3 95
The following is the Magis
trates and Constables account:
Am’t
Cl’m’d
$ 29 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
69 40
.. 20 00
20 00
, 50 00
66 75
40 00
Am’t
No. Name.
Cl’m’d.
27 T II Littlejohn
26 T II Littlejohn
29 T H L t tie John
343 73
3o T II Littlejohn
3 44
31 T H Littlejohn
32 T H Littlejohn
Total
The following
is the account
for new Bridges
Am’t
No. Name,
Ci'm’d,
1 WT Broom
7 3 75
63 J N King
The following
is on the Green-
wood and Laurens Bonds:
Am't
No. Name.
Cl’m.d.
76 W L Epps
710 717 50
91 T li Littlejohn
1 107 17
The following
(J
is the New Jail
account :
92 A Harris. Ch’m .. .
.. $3 860 oe
713 534 63
Grand Total
i2o m vs
W. H. ROSS,
J. V. WHELCHEL.
f'WP of Hosrri.
County Supervisor.
No. Name.
21 Geo 1) Scruggs
24 A J McCraw.. .
34 W E Mabry
35 J R Poole
47 W S Hall
49 J W Alexander
57 B W Lee
56 A M Bridges. ..
63 Wm Phllltos
122 R Tom nee
Total.
$446 15
The following is r,he acccount
of Roads and Bridges :
Am’t
No. Name. Cl’m’d-
14 J I) Pryor $ 4 (0
26 V B turner 12 00
41 J R Dickson 1 50
42 U M Roark 5 50
One MEnute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
Foley 9 s Honey and Tar
for children,&*tc,surv. /Vo opiate*.
Summons.
Statk or South Cakoi.ina. i In Magistrate’,
Chehokee County. ( Court.
By A. M. Bridges, Magistrate, to W. II. Rurn-
ave. absent defendant
Complaint having been made unto me by
I> K. Bird th-it you are Indebted to him in
th*- sum of $25.44 for goods, wares and furni
ture sold and delivered you at Blacksburg
S C., during the latter part of the year 1901.
and tirst part of the year P.xrj. at your re
quest, and the same Is past due and owing.
These are therefore to notify and summons
the said defendant to apoear before meat
my office in Blacksburg, K. C., 21 days from
the service hereof by publication, at 10
o’clock a. m.. to answer the said complaint
of D. R. Bird, or Judgment, will be given
against him by default. Given under my
band and seal at Blacksburg, 8. C., March
26th INC.
A. M. Bhumjek, Magistrate. [Seal]
Mar ’>-law-6t.
Financial Statement of the Town of Gaffney.
Statement showing the receipts and expenditures of the
moneys of the Town of Gaffney, 8. C., from Marcli (>th, 11)00, to
March 6th, 1002:
RECEIPTS.
Special Tax 7 6,965 15
Street Tux 1.702 60
Common Tax ii.147 28
Dog Tax 66 00
Fines 2.264 90
Weighing Cotton 244 21
Scavenger 7 00
Dispensary 6.993 51
Cemetery Lots 204 12
Sinking Fund 2,025 05
Sale of Phones 27 00
Constructing O. R. A C. Ry 3,263 61
County Jail lx»t , 1,860 00
Boring Pub Wells 61 60
Jail Fixtures .. 266 17
Town of Gaffney 55.000 00
Balance Outst anding 15 32
Tot a I- $90,605 92
DISBURSEMENTS.
Outstanding on Town Treasurer $ 200 51
Outstanding acccunta(Pald). .. 1.448 20
Balance bills payable (Not Due) 675 00
Electric Lighting . ... 9.327 81
Police 4.982 13
Salaries other officers. 1,3>0 00
Streets a nd Bridges 7,586 39
Jail Expenses 591 46
Incidentals 595 44
Livery and Feed 364 78
Interest balance 1,410 28
Charity 41 30
Advertising, Stationery, Etc 473 41
Small-Pox 799 49
Attoi neys 405 83
Rents 345 00
Fire Department 67 33
Constructing O. R. AC. Ry 3,263 81
County Jail Lot 1,250 00
Boring Pub Wells. .. 61 W
Jail Fixtures 266 17
Electric Light Bonds 16.000 00
City Hall and E. L. Bonds 12,000 00
Water Works Bonds 27.000 00
Total $00,506 «
W. H. Ross, Clerk.
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of Tobacco or Opium, which lead to Consumption and Insanity With ever?
: 6 order we guarantee to cure or refund tbe money. Sold at f I.Otf per box,
boxes (or DM. MOTT’S CMKSiCAL OO., CUvel
garb'uv »ale by Cherokee Drug Co.