VOL XII.-.-THIRB SERIES
SA1ISBTJEY. H., C, HAY 19, 188L
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The Carolina Watchman,
"ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1832.
1 . rjUCE, Jt.30 JN ADVANCE.
CONTRACT AD VI RTI: 1NG RATES.
FEDKUAKY 80, J3S0.
jncbes 1 monitor 8 m"s s aa's larn
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JOHil S. HDTCHIHSOil,
. DEALER IX
Italian and Americaii3arble
Monuments, Tombs and Gravestones,
oK EVKUV DESCRIPTION.
i Being a practical marble-woikei, if entile!
mo ,.f oTM'Tiiin anv piece of work fnmi lite.
IU V v . - n - ..
plainest to the most elalor:ilt m an :uii.tie
jtvle, and in aguaritnty ihtit perf. i witifiaeiioii
itlll He giren to the most eiciinVu r",lf
I Call and exnmine my Sun k and pi ice be
fore purchasing, us 1 will Hell ai li.e vt-rj- low
est prices.
! Designs and eetimate for nny (leered work
will be furnished on ajpiicatiwii, aX next .door
td J. D. McSyeelv' iorc. -
- SalUburv, N. U, March 9,1831.
2l:lv.
it E. B. CRAWFORD & CO. ' '
!j ARE SELLING
I " PORTABLE "
FARM AND FACTOEY
WMU.
-ALSO
Blasting PY Cartriflges
I - and Caps.
" ALSO
The Finest RIFLE POWDER rie.
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Uj our own audiorelsn in.ikc and
From the Finest to the Cheapest.
Hors3 Eakes, &c.
Salisbury, Jan. G, 1331. l v
BOSTWICKJ
GIANT
TWs WonderM Impmed Saw MacUne
h WMTtntd ta raw . tvrM.Aw lAn i Mt.
wica. and more cord wood or low if nT :ze H diy
" lw no thoTi t mw ihf w. reru
VAHK)tH' MMTA TritlNW Col
. lf Urn feUxct, ClacUuUkU, Qi
KlaCRA GE, L n.CLEMSXT.
I CRA1GE &
ttovncvt3 at Saw,
SALISBURY. N. C.
-33 s. cv3?.::.VvT,
UTTOIIXEY AT IA IT)
-j jPractice in the Stat and Federal
,). Courts.
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SEEDS S BEST 1001
Vkfcug the BtO I
li IK sold ia your tmra, to
ansetthemt.ym.vL lt"p
btn8!nlpjw f"' Vard ioT Cat. 1U Ul
aaJ; HeiSerson.
AttDraeys,Counselcis .
and Solicitors. .
SALISBURY, 2T. C
$1.50 $2.50
3.00 4. SO
4. SO COO
0.00 T.60
7.50 S.75
11.25 15.75
13.75 : 26.85
EEMEMEER .THE j)EAD !
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POETRY.
Marcli of the Deathless lead."
- BY-PATH ES RITAxl' 1
Ue.nl at GreriisWro vu Memorial Day,
May lOtJT, 1861. f '. j -
Gather tlie Kilcieil dat j "j -
Of liu wju rioi rt irietl ami' title, r
Who lre the ti.i of our Peaj.lrf trtiftt
Ami IVU in n caiitf, tlioali Ijat ulljut
'.And died i'or tuts uud yu.
Gall.- tlicm one and all ! - -From
the Private t the Cliicf,
Ctum- tloy from lio' el m piiiut-h hall,
TJic.v fell I'or u, jind for theiiT tdiould .all
J lie tear of m- iNaUoirrtgm-f.
Gather the corpse strewn
. OVr iiwiii v a battle i.laiu :
oin tii.iiiv a uiave tliat lien feo Innpi
Without a jutuieiMMl vifliMit a stuuv'"'
" U at LOT tlwi Soutfft-i-ii-lihint.1
We care not wlienee thVy came,
1 Deal in their liieteis cla.v !
Wlietliej""UuknoViiJ or kuotvu to fame,
Their eattse mid couiitry till the same
They died ami wore the Gray.
Wherever tlie luave have dicij,
T.iej should not let apart j .
Living they t rubied MK liide
W hy si. wind the hand of Death divide
A .in;le heart fn.lii heait. 1
Gather their scattered clay,
Wheret-vt r it may rest ; "
Jot as thrv ioai cited to the IimmmI' fray ;
Just as the,v tell on the lutt le da. ;
Buiy them bieast to Licaht.;
The .'tie man need not dread !
Ti.is.theriiijj -of tlie brave j
W.Mio.it vorl or tl.ig, and with sound?
less ti a. j
We mus e once more our deathless dead;
. Ot.t ol tacJi luncij ui.e. j
The foemnn need notfrown, '
I'nev -a,iv all poweilewH mnv-4.
We gather them heie and wef lay them
do" n,
And team and prayeri are the only crown
, We bring to u lea tlie each brow.
And the dead thns meet the dead,
W hile Ihe Living o'er tlTem Weep ;
And the men by Lee and ."Stoiiewail led,
And the hearts that once togetlier bled,
Together still shall sleep. I
Going: log-ether.
Going together and slianng
. The wealth of an intiuite love,
Lo k n; together through shadows
Up to tlie sunshine ahove,
'I h rus, for the rose, forgivirg,
Stt by the still waters led -
Up to the laud of the living,
Ui from the laud of the death
Gih:j together, unheeding, I
The H lit of .he beautilul years,
Ile.iveiiwj.iu, prayerfully leading,
vV tjhiu.; ih o' 1 ive's Miiih s and tears,
Darlings oar Father hath given;
To biighteii the pathway we tread,
Up to the laud of the living,
Up trom the land of the tteadi
i
Going togef her, my darling, j
Looking tor all unto one,
Our heaven, our home in- each other,
Our only one tinder the suu. !
Going together, and ever
Together, love, st ill we shall tread,
Up to the laud of the living,
Upfnun the laud of the dcadi
CO 31 31 V N I C AT1SD .
. For the Watcbman.
13ILE5VILLE. Stanly Co., May 6. '81.
A very pleaaut eutertaimuent took
place at the Maiiney Academy, iu this
county on the night of the 4th iust. The
t'wliowing was the piogramme :
1, nehiml the Scene. 2, Conimentator
on the Acts. 3, Mush. 4, Uoaopreciat
el Geni.is. 5, Flower of tlie Family.
fi, Music. 7, Keeping up the Apjtearaiice
of a Gentleman, (three act.) 8, Dove
Look not with Eyes. 9, Music. JO,
Tableaux with Variation. II, Printer
and Dutchman. 1, Music' 13, Pocahon
tas Saving the Lite ot L'npt. smith. 14,
Sleeping Beauty. 15, Music, lb". Oyster
Supper. 17, Matrimony. 13; Musical
Burlesque. Id, Music. ; ,
After the programme had leen carried
out Mr. IIL Clark deliveretl a few very
apropriiite icinaikes, followed: by a few
until Ails Cora Maiiney, the, teacher,
j Altogether it was a very enjoyable af-
lair. Busteu.
For the Watchman.
Teachers' Association.
- Witlirut ttr.i iissing, Mr. Editor, too
fieely on our yiluable ace ty giving
ahy thing tike ti lull tutuiuii oi the many
interesting thing said antl done at our
last meeting, my duty a Secretary re
quire tf brief synopsis thereof, and I
Mibntit the following. !
M r. J . W . Ke i ste r, of M t. Ul hi Tow mhi j,
wits elected to active meiuleihip. The
topics previously jusigiuil for discussion,
yiz;r. 'Drawing," aud Prize,'1 were
opened i by tlieir respective leaders:
MisM's-lteytiohl and , Kutledge, of the
first topic, and Kev. F. J. Murdock and
Mr. J. li. MrKeiizic. tf 'the second, fol
lowed by a general discussion freely par
ticipated iu by most of the liUMUoers.
The stil joined resolution relative to the
second topic was adopted: jliesolved
that this Association considers that the
prevalent system of prize giving i pro
ductive of more itrji ry than gomt.
Several Qiu-rfe ou dittertutj nliject
were then presented and disjuW-d of iu
dtileient modes. After a reces, for din
ner, the Association went into an election
ot'tliicers lor the ueit six mouths, result
ing a follow : '
President, Rcr. F. Murdock ; Vice
President, Mosrs. Wilborn, Davis and
Moaer t Seci e.ary and TreanrerrM i
Loreua Ueyuolds; Critic, Geo. U; McNeill.
Ou motion the following resolution wa
adopted : Keolved, That we, the Rowau
TeiicheiV Ass.K-iauou, in meeting. a
fienildjwf, do most respectfully rttnumeml
Mr. Geo. U. McNeill,, an educated .and
practical teacher, as a suitable prsu for
the ptisitioii of Con niy Superintendent
of Public Inftti nciimi, for Uowan Comity,
a iMiMition to le tillecl by the Commis
Monein and Maoist rate, in joint conven--tioii
assembled, on the first Mouday of
June, 1331. Pi-enident M unlock npoint
etl Dr. W.A. "WilUirn a Committee of
j one to prenent thia resolution to the said
AManU on that ocrasion.
On motion, an invitation wn extended
to the Connty Biwrd of Education
Davie, DaVidAm and Stanly Counties
unite with n in bold nir ft idnt Cottntv
Teaichers Inatitnte, a. provided- for in
rnu. , B ,
inean fi. next meeting 1st topirr Meth.HU
in tocography. Leaders, Messr. bhtnti
and GiNHlinau. 2d topic, The IJest Met I -od
of ,Coudnctiu4t Teacher Institute.
Leader, Messrs. McNeill and Wilborn.
Place n nd time, Salisbury, 2d Sa t uni ty
in June, 1831.- Asking j in-Whalf of. the
AgMocjathm, ;n fulHtttendAfice of teacher
at tliut i1hii I-uirf -T7,Ii'i.. v
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"ifrty 9 SEcnjETAKT of'II". CJ T. A.
Washiiig-toti Letter.
An Armistic in (he Senate, Propeci$ of an
Limy Adjournment Nominations Con- '
firmed and Treaties Ratified.
From onr Regul.tr Correspondent.
! Wajhixgtox, May 6ih, 1831.
Thcdead-lock ha been broken, or at least
relaxed for a little whi.e, but there is as
yet no prospect tfiat the lion aud lamb
will lie down together, aud nothing, not
eveua Summer session, it is believed,
will end the struggle between the so
nearly evenly matched parlies in the
Semite. As for the President and the
Senior Senator from New York, each
feels that he has too much principal and
interest involved to yield iu the issue be
tween them, and one or the other must
fall, for neither will retreat.
The talk among senators to day is that
the Senate will adjourn about the 21st.
of May, but the action of the Senate iu
goiug into executive session does not
signify that the col test over the election
of officer is terminated. Some Republi
can Senators are known to be in favor of
resuming the fight as soon as the more
i in junta nt Executive appointment are
con tinned. The plan of actiou ratified
by the Republican caucus looks to this
end, and we may have the Senate with
us all Summer yet. Should the senators
remain "Through the warm season they
will, no doubt, become impressed with
a realizing sense of the nuisance of the
Potoniae flats, and will perhaps be in
clined to give some atteuti ju to the mat
ter of abatement. 1 f
We are not precisely on the verge of a
revolution, tut we are near the culmina
tion of small events and petty crises.
The President has withdrawn all the im
portant nominations from New York ex
cept that of Judge Robertson, w hich in
dicate that he ha no disposition to com
promise with Senator Coukliug, but will
attack him where he is weakest, availing
himself of the immense vantage of his
superior Kver, office, and influence. In
tliis,ontesf,Seiiator Con kl ing must fall.
A majority of the Senate will sootier or
later vote for Robertson's continuation,
and, this important case settled, the situ
ation will be much simplified. A large
numlwr of senator visited the President
yesterday iu the interest of harmony, but
their ministrations have been without
avail. President Garfield has had sufli
cieut time to calculate all the chances
aud resiMMisi'biiities of the course he has
taken, he is no amateur politician, but
a old and a able a Coukliug himself.
He doubtless realized that any coin pro
mise in the beginning of his presidential
term would lie equivalent to an nbdiction
of the prerogative of hi office, and a
source of embarrassment to his adminis
tration for four years.
The Senate transacted a remnrkahly
large amount of business iu its executive
session yesterday, cleaning the calendar
of treaties, and also taking final actiou on
eighty -four nominations, in alwuit four
aud a half hours. The first matter dis
posed of wn the Chinese immigration
treaty, which, after a continuation of
Wednesday debate (lasting three hours,
developing no fresh points of interest)
was ratified without amendment by a
practically unanimous vote, there being
only two Senators recorded
five.
iu the uega-
Thc Caiiulug Establish meat.
On visiting tlie wharf yesterday
morning every one was busy aro'uml
tjie caiuiiiijj establishment, receiving
the machinery, material, ett:., and
getting the same in position. The
Clyde steamer arrived Tuesday nijrht
with all the . fixture.", and we were
somewhat surprised to see so large a
quantity as was brought out. In two
or lh re? days they will be ready to
commence canning operations. We
know of nothing which will add more
materially to the interest of Newborn
than will this establishment. We
safely say that in catching aud bring
ing oysters to market, in picking and
shelling was, and in preparing vege
tables; that from. 300 to 400 persons
will find employment for 5 or 6
months in the year.-! Xewbern JSTut
Shell. ,
The Baptists of New York have in
O ntempiattou the erection of a de
tiojunatiocal beadquartcrs, on the
plau of Tremoot temple iu Boston.
j .
TOWH HSANOEi
Report of thd Xlnosca Committee for
the Tear Ending It ay 3, 1831. .
To Vie Honorable M.i gor anil-Board of
ComoiueioMr olStiUnXury i - !
Gextlemen: Wf, yonr. Finance Coat-
fl " " , """ '""""Tr"""
to 1 ,,f ,,,t account ami vonchewof
! the Clerk. Cttton Veigiier. City WeUilier.
Ulayoi, Tax Cdlector ami Treasurer, for
the year jnnt ended and ieitfully uU
mit t,!e ftwiS report. IJu-. accoun
of the officer of the city are a follows:
, Eli C. Miller. Citj? WYighei, in account
with Commissioner f Salialniiy, i
i Dr. To anion nt recM z $220.45
i Cr. By dinr.Kl Ie4r $110.22 j
. Commission; 110,23 220,45
Henry C WilHanii, Cotton VeL;aer4U
D rT a m'tiec -f veil
ft372.1if
Cr Bv am'c imI tiWr Si 30.05 i
Commisaiou 10.1)5 372.10
The Clerk exhibit vouchers from the
treasurer lor $140.34 the amount of mon
ey pussiug througn hi hand during the
jear. I . I ; i j
-John A.'Itaiusny, Mayor, iu acct. with
the Commissioners of SalUbury. i
Dr 'I'o line collected " $137.03
: " a.n'r drawn on salary 267MQ
-.4 cj,eck bill, sahuv 25.71
Cr-j-By Kalary as mayor $500.00 S50U.UO
Geo. A. Klutts, Tax Collector, in acct.
Willi Commissioners of Salisbury.
Dr. ;
To am't collected tax boks
I87ttol3i0 $261.18
" ciil'td on inhI N. C. li. 11. 5-5
" general tax books 5,477.24
. " special taxes IdiO 595 44
44 beef tax ly7 05
unlisted taxes 1330 49 dO
" wood W. N. C. K. R. 3J 80
' " Gas Company 318 10
' 4 hogs sold iu pound 4 UU
Total $0,9Gb' 86
Cr.
By insolvent taxes on book 1330 $124.94
" uncoil. ctaUle special taxes '80 WOO
" erroneous taxes '80 138 29
4
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II. & L. Fire Co. '80 3150
Fire Co. '80 69 00
double taxes reduced .to single
by order of Commissioner 54 70
propel ty sold and puichas'd bv
town ' 28 30
credit on vouchers JUJoiJ
am't pd treastirer 6,233 89
bal. commission UOOit
$7,001 15
34 ii4
Due collector
Orrin D. Davis, Treasurer, in account
with Commissioners of Salisbury, 16S)-Sl.
Dr.
To bal. from last year $M.i3
Cash from diguing grave
(52 50
33 00
11817
186 05
103 34
99
197 05
63 55
31 10
5023
34
uog lax
citv scales
cUoit scales
Clerk
Mayor (for wood)
beef tax
Ta x col lector wood )
Gas Couipiiuy
M. L. Aiev's sureties
D. K. Julian :
it
44
44
boi rM ou murlg.ige 2,100 00
advucMbvSll Wiley 155 63
Tax Collector 5,710 19
Total
- $10,05178
Cr. bv cash per vouchers
No. 1 Bill Davis, work on street
2 Wilson Davis
$120
1 80
1 51)
1 30
1 80
1 60
3 Henry Jenkins
4 Bill Davis
5 Wilson Davis
6 Milas Mm pay
7 Stephen KirK
8 Jones Hall work
.4
(4
4
ti
ou School
House
9 D A At well, hardware
10 G J Long, special police
It J J Bell, sexiou
12 Jason Hunt, w'i k ou street
5 00
14 54
1 (hi
13U0
4 13
1 5J
1 50
3 3J
330
3)
3 30
10 00
1 00
5
60
13 Jack Litaker,
14 Alt Kcdy
15 Israel Simmons
16 Rol.t. Russell
17 Wilson Davis .
18 Bill Davis
19 Win. Smithd.-'al, hanlware
20 Henry Benson, spec'l police
21 G Steel, removing dead hog
22 M R( mlieiuau, cleaning lamps
23 J A Riiuisay, puiht'g School ii. 18 0J
24 W C Fraley, repaii'g lamp
4 :i
bit m Curler w ik on street
26 Jas Brow 11
2 rom Henderson ;
3 Henrv Bmichelle 4
29 J D .ilcXeely, shingles
30 J A Miirpliv, police
31 R W Price
32 E H McL.iuglin, printing
33 S R liariissoit, rent of school
room
31 Wilson Davis, work on str'ts
3 3)
2 70
150
60
83
30 0
30 00
4 75
15 00
3 00
2 40
300
2 70
3 00
60
2 40
2 40
3 75
25
3J-0
60
331
360
4 20
360
3 60
360
2 00
330
339
2 40
330
300
120
2 40
150
4 13
2 70
25
1367
35 Bill Davis
3J Jack Litaker
37 RiciiM Powe
33 Israel Simmons
39 Alt Kelly
44 Ai lici t Lord
41 AI lici t Russell
42 Jason Hunt
.43 Wm. Black m or
.4
4;
1.
i
4
44
44
4.
44 E II McLaughlin, printing
45 Alhert Lord, wdik on str's
46 Bill Davi '4
47 Bb Russell 44
4d SaiuCarter, whitewashing
49 Henry Jeukius '
50 Lee Cowan ,4
51 Tom Hemlerson 44
52 Rich'd Powe, work on str'ts
53 Jo. Murphy
54 Roht. Russell
55 Wilson Davis
56 Bill Davi
57 Juo Litaker
53 Jo Jordan
49 Julius Slater
60 Arthur Fisher
61 Jason Hunt
ft! Nat Pharr
.4
63 G A Klutts, rrmov'g dead dog
61' commission
Sam Carter, whitewashing
C5 Lee Ccwna .
1201
S3
o i onv Henderson M ! 95
vs iieury Jenkins " 85
Wil J Bell, sexton 18 00
70 Jason Hunt, work on stru 1 83
I Kobt Utissell a ---ISO
7'4 Jo Murphy " ; 50
JhIiu Slater 1 50
74 Bill Davi . 50
a v 11011 Davis 150
'76 RichM Powe 1 50
VL ?-vlvauu Hanes, clean' 2 wells 2 50
o m n uut, work on str'ts 2 25
.79 . ; . -M
80 XI A Smith, witnesH in court
.81 W'ilson Davis, work ou str'ts
V82 Jason Hunt
83 U H BrtKidtlehU jndgw eTectlou
84 G A Klutts, reiuev'g dead dog
85 Jo M nrphy f work ou stit
86 Ktdjt Russell -
87 V " ' '
83 Israel Simmons .
89 a A Klotts, reniov'g dcal hog
225
210
150
400
25
.330
90
90
90
50
1 50
3366
90
4000
60
188
150
TW j A Ramsay, salary v ,7"
vz warren Kuox; wojk on str'ts
93 Aud. Murphy, listing taxes
, 94 Robt Russell, work on str'ts
95 Jason .11 nut
96 Bill Davi
97 J A Brown 1378
1 50
2000
93 J J Bell, Hextou
99 J M Knox dil'ii.
625
100 J A liauisay, money advanced 1000
101 K It Ciuwf.Md St Co. hard ward 7 23
102 J M Knox & Co., shingle 21 25
.103 Willie Palmer, work ou str't 1 80
J04 a inert L.011I
105 Jacob Litaker,
106 Arthur Fisher
107 Uich'd Powe
103 Jason 11 uut
109 Henry Jeukiu
1 10 Sam Carter
1 1 1 Tom lieiide-sou
112 Lee Cowan
113 Israel Simmons
114 Uol.t Russell
.4
120
360
2 40
300
450
3 IN)
300
360
360
55
330
200
90
90
225
1 25
30 00
153
32 60
3 07
25
33J
60
90
3 75
2 70
1 5o
150
13 50
1 50
50
75
2 50
2 00
200
1 80
1 80
1 80
1 80
6U
360
30 00
33 60
3 30
90
75
90
44
44
44
4(
44
4(
44
it
115 Dick Wallace, mak'gdiig house
116 Dick Powe, work 011 streets
117 China Slater,
1 18 Jason Hunt "
119 Dick Wallace, clean'g well
120 J A Murphy, police
121 G A Klutts, dog net
J2 J A Caldwell, part rent May
or's office
123 G A Klutts, commissions
Iz4 Willie Blackuier, removing
dead hog
125 Bill Dais, work 011 streets
126 Ricli'd Powe
17 Ed Foster '
123 Jason Hunt "
129 Boh Russ II "
130 Jackson Henderson "
131 Sandy Hargrave '
I3i Edwards, Broughton t Co..
tax nook aud blank
133 Ed Shepherd, hauling
i'.ii Jim Brown, clean'g windows
lo-') 1J A Davis, ink
136 W L SautMlers. copy school bill
lo XV H Hotah, repairing bridge
1.13 J A Brown, clerk election
139 Dick Taylor, Work on streets
140 Albeit Lord
141 Sam Turner 4i
142 Dan'l Smith 44
143 Albei t Lord
144 Jo Miirnhv
44
145 R W Price, police
14U J A Ramsay, salary
147 Bill Davis, work on streets
143
149 Will Black ni r, washing lamps
lot) Biil Davis, work on street
151 U W Price, police
152 J A Brown, lime and cement
30 00
13 75
9 45
139 3J
lo-i W H Hull, blackMuithiug
l.4 J A Ramsay, cost
155 George Morgan, printing
75
156 J A Lemly, sttmui'iig witnesses 1 50
157 Chas Pi ice. iitt'v .Mon isoli ease. 25 OO
153 Wai ien Kelly, cleaned la boose 50
159 Bill Datis, work on street
3 3.1
loJ Ld Croweil, blacksiiiillung
161 Jno Henderson, spec'l police-
162 J J Bell, sexton
163 Jim Brow n, remov'g 4 hogs
164 W C Fraley, repairing lumps
165 J A Ramsay , salary
166 F D I i v in. clerk election
365
1 00
20 00
55
5 5
10 10
2 00
1 SO
3 30
3 6J
3 J0
300
2e5
SO 00
330
4 13
90
100
1 65
23 66
3 30
30 00
27 73
3 75
2 40
2 70
2 40
330
30u
1 00
1200
4 13
167 Robt Russell, work 011 streets
163 Utclrd Powe
Ilk) Israel Simmons
10 Warren Kelly
171 Joseph Jordan
172 Warren Kelly
t.
(4
44
.4
4.
17.1 J A Murphy, police
14 Rich'd Powe, work on streets
175 Jason Hunt 44
176 Rich'd Pwe 44
127 Dan'l Fraley 44
178 R L Shaver, draying
179 J A Ramsay, salary
10 Bill D.wis, work on streets
131 John Murphy, police
l.?' (i A Klutts. coiiiuiissions
133 J:tou Hunt, work on streets
134 China Slater
185 Bill Davis
186 Sandy Hargrave
137 Ed Foster
I 44 It. ill Ruskidl
44
44
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139 G A Klutts, remov'g dead hogs
190 W H Horah, hauling
191 Jason Hunt, wo.k ou streets
100 44 44
4 50
net And. Mnrnhv. sal'vcrk4 mo's 3:1 ."13
194 Jim Bernhardt, work ou tr'ts 300
1.45 Eil Shaver, ur. ou juugmeui; 1 11 in
196 C Plyler,
197 Harry Cowan, gravel
193 Geo Murphy, work on streets
335
2 25
2 40
300
3 60
199 J Hemlersou
200 Bob Russell,
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30 00
50 OU
25 00
VI Ik .1 tl-v, j.- -. .
202 J M McCorkic, at'y 3Iorrison case 50 OU
Z)d tltas. 11 ice,
204 J J Bruner, printing,
205 J D McNecly, salt
20ii Robt Russell, work on strcts
207 Smith Jasper, cleaning well
203 Wesley Jones, work ou streets
20a Julius Lindsay, cleaning lamps
210 Jason Uuut, work on streets
211 Dick Powe
28 50
2 00
8 30
1 25
300
1 20
4 50
1 20
2 10
8 SO
3 GO
330
360
1 00
330
212 Sandy Hargrave
213 Ed Foster
214 Bob Russel
215 Bill Davi
oifi I'lihi!! Slater
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44
21? L E Vogle, special pdico
2ld Jim Bernhardt, ork ol str ts
219 S J SwieegmHl, Uoard'g houe
2000
10000
300
300
300
300
300
210
I 80
220 T F Kluttz. Chairman Graded
ScIhmiI
221 Bill Davis, work on streets
222 China Stater
223 Samly Hargrave
224 Cha Allison
225 Eil Foster
226 Giles Corrrll
227 John 0born
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5 Jason Hunt f ays
Aiex. AUisou, work on well 300
G A Klutts, commissions 33 3
231J A Murphy, ixdice " 3000
f ilell, sexton 2t)fX
hi ai a lienciui. sjH-cfal pdrce 175
; 231 W HJIutT, blacksmithiug n ro
236 Ed Foster 3 qq
237 Sandy Hargrave ' ami
233 Giles Co II " - S
una Allison l mi
01. ... oow
Ainert r oster ii
enry isrannon " 2 4ti
m a eu beu 31 i tche,H " gQ
244 Jason Hunt ija
-w Jianuei liruwn, w'k on School
i iionse I On
mil ii- .....
o v iu tteui ick, " 1 80:
mi una Allison . J2(l
243 Albert Foster 1 to
-lif juo Henderson, tjecfl police 1 00
250 J ,A Ra iuay; salary 99 Gi
25! Alex Allison, diguing well : 1070
252 J C Shepherd, chi enter work 1 tX)
253 J A Reiidlemau, j'dg election 4 00
254 Wilson Davis, work 011 str'ts 3130
255 China Slater j 00
256 Jason Hunt 413
257 Ed Foster 1 50
253 China Slater - 331)
259 F D Irviu, clerk electiou I 50
260 Kluttz tk Remlieinaii, supplies 1 55
261 Murphy and Pi ice, costs, 14 20
262 Tlieo. Mau tel, work on str'ts 1 80
263 G J-Loiig, special jiolice - 1 5()
264 E l Croweil, blaeksmithing 61".
465 WG McNecly, btwid detective 10 25
266 Lee Cowan, work on wetl 2 80
267 W F Knox, detective 75 75
263 J A Ramsay, pd detective 21 25
269 SH Wiley - 4 3037
270 Henry Williams, spec'l police 1 50
27J-Mis L Reynold, school tuistr's 3000
272 Julius Slater, jvk on School 11. 1 80
273 Theo. Manuel 3 45
274 Julius Slater " 3o0
275 Andy Mack 44 1 30
276 Leu Henderson 44 2 50
277 ii A Brown, special police 1 80
278 John Shaver 44 150
279 Moses Fultz j 5()
230 1 F Murphy 44 150
231 H H Croweil " 1 00
232 Charles Kraus, hauling gravel 19 60
233 George Morgan, printing 1 50
234 D F Ritchie, rock for culvert 40 00
235 Jim Bernhardt, d'ggiug well
for G. School House 19 82
236 J A Snider, gravel 1 00
287 Theo Manuel, w'k ou 6chool II. 2 10
238 Leu Henderson 44 3 UU
239 Sam Brown 44 3 (jo
290 China Slater 44 3 60
391 B ib Lord 4 1 50
292 J XV Henderson 44 - 5 00
293 Tom Henderson, w'k on str'ts 1 50
291 Win Newland 44 25
295 Peter Swink, mak'g wel -rramo 450
2l6 Sandy liargiave, work ou str'ts 2 70
297 J Henderson 44 at cemet'y 2 00
Hiram BlacK .vell 4 ou S. H. " 3 00
299 H Branuoii 44 street 3 00
300 L Sandy Hargrave 44 44 3 60
301 Sam Brown 44 3U0
302 R W Price, police 30 00
3U3 Jo Billiard, work on school H. I 50
304 Audet son Brown 4 2 40
305 Will Sloan 4 1 50 .
3J6 China Slater 44 3 00
307 44 30
303 J J Bell, sexton 20 00
309 Ami. Murphy, 2 months salary 16 67
310 Wm Smithdeal, brick 400 00
311 W H Horah, hauling gravel 6380
'11 2 J H Eariiharf, special police I 00
313 M L Arey, Cr. on Shaver jmlm't 3 60
314 OtK-d. Bell, work on school H. 3 0u
315 Theo Manuel 44 30ti
316 Josh Murphy 44 IzU
317 Ju Hum Slater 44 2 40
313 Leu Henderson 4 3tK)
ai9 Jerry HuU' . an, eleaig F. eng'n 225
30 Chas Kraus, hauling ' 10 00
31 Diin'l iiailuiiiu, lumber 15
322 W H Trexler. hauling 11 6u
33 Leu Henderson, woik on S. II. 2 40
3:1 Jasoa Hunt, special police 1 00
325 O J Long 44 1 0'.
326 Juo Fraley 44 1 00
327 O A Kill Us 44 . 9
323 H Murphy, work on school H. 31.
b2i) Bill Davis 4' 3 3u.
310 And. Walls 44 2 4o
3:jl S II Wiley 44 86 46
Klvi W A WiliM)rn, tearcher G. S. 60 00
3 3 Jack Henderson, spec'l police 1 00
334 C Slater, work giavel pit - 2 40
3&5 Ed Fo. ter 44 street 180
6 Jason Hunt "4 do 337
4o7 Chas Kraus, hauling 1 00
3'13 Win Smithdeal, haidware 75 12
339 Bill Davis, work on streets 3 00
34 0 4 4 44 school house 1 80
34 1 44 44 streets 1 50
342 Alex Parker, half barrel 25
543 Julius Slater work ou str'ts 33 )
344 C E Mills, barrel 110
315 A W Oweu, Teacher Graded
School, 3000
346 Lorena Reynolds, " 3Ju0
347 J 1 Sharer, special police 1 00
343 Henry Cauble work on school II. 1 50
349 Jim Bernhardt work 011 well 2 75
350 Jason limit, work on streets 4 50
351 tiiles Correll, 44 44 44 2 20
352 Lee Cowan, G. S. well 4 18
353 Walter Manuel, wotk on school
; House, , - 3 00
314 Fiauk Bradshaw, 44 44 1 60
355 Charles AUisou 44 44 1 20
3j6 Jasou Hunt, 44 streets 4 50
357 Sand v Hargrave 44 school house 2 40
333 Jason Hunt 44 4 50
339 Walter Manuel 44 360
360 Frank Bradshaw 44 360
361 Jas Brown, clean'g fire engiue 75
362 J W Clarke, special olice 100
363 Jasou Uuut, work ou streets 300.
364 Oled Bell 44 2 40
365 Julius Slater, work school H. 2 40
366 Theo Manuel 44 2 40
367 Obed Bell, 44 30
363 Jacob Cauble, spec'l police 1 00
369 J A Munihy. iolice 30 (XI
370 R R Crawford it Co., hardware 15 83
371 W Chambers, blaeksmithing 1 35
372 John Shaver, drayiug 325
373 Jo Ballard, blaeksmithing 75
374 J M Kuox, hauling 4 62
375 T E Browu, horse and baggy 4 75
376 R J Holmes, supplies 6 00
377 C A Krans, hauling 11 00
373 S R Harrison, rent schoolroom 2J00
379 B J Blackwell. hauling 1 50
330 E K James, sand 37 50 '
3311 Wins Brown, stove pipe 30U
332 Giles Neely, special police 1 00
333 Geo W ashiugton 100
334 G J Long, special police 1 00
335 Amos Owen, work ou well 1 95
336 Sam Carter. 44 streets 15)
387 G A Klutts, Cuinmlssious 43 37
333 Fraub Bradshaw, work on school
house . 3 45
.339 Walter Manuel,
375
1 05
375
375
w 1 ueo Alauuel,
391 Leti Heudelon,
392 Julia Sinter,
393 Bob Hdent
394 C A Kh.il J
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Si H,,,r; uriihy, work on streeUl 50
397 Obed B. II, 330
-393 China Slater. a.
.399 Bill Davis, - T
400 EtToier, , . " 330
401 Jasou Hiiuf, . - v . 413
402 J XV Henderson. iai
404 Jso lleiiuetson, " 333
405 Henry Borivhelle- - GO
4 W Jerry Huffman 330
' 407 -Moses Wren, . . jjq
403 Hiram Reeves, ?: " 75-
409 Bob Rnssrll, ' i ' "" 3001
410 Alliert Foster,- - , - 330
411 Eil F4ster, 333
412 David Heuderson, Well at G.
l St hu d Hon - v :, , ; 3 Q0
j3J8hiter, woikonG.S.n. 360
414 Ed Forter 330
415 Alliert Foster streets 1 80
416 Eil Forster 44 G.S. H. . 300
41 And. Walls streets 30
413 China Slater 240
V?n C,f f tanning lamps 3 83
420 J no 1 Jen. hi t on, work tui well 5 00'
421 Jerry Huttuian, 4
422 Walter .Manuel work G. 5. II. 3 00
423 Leii IJeudersou 210
424 Julius Slater 300
425 Hiram Reeves, trim'ng trees 1 50
426 J Henderson, work ou well j 1 50
427 J XV Hendersou- 44 stieets 350
423 Jasou Hunt 44 375
429 Jordan Murdock 44 4 210
430 Eil Foster 44 4 1 20
431 China Slater 44 " 270
432 Bill Davi 2 10-
433 Amos. James 44 75
434 J Murdock - j jq
435 CliiiiiuSlater . . " 150
( Continued on 2d page.)
MISCELLANEOUS
The man who iroes into butiiuai
with the Devil, soon finds that Liq
partner is soul proprietor.
The elephant has betn known in
die of grief when, in a Ftiddeii fit of
madness, he ius killed his keeper.
The way to nrotluee a smile on thn
face of nature is to plant it with seeds
of flowers. . Tickle nature in that way
ami she will laugh with blossoms.
S inie linn has iintK onrntinraJ rOti-
row-inindeil peopje to siuiajl necked'
bottles, because the los tlrev Lave In
w J J
them, the more 1104; they make in
pouring it out. . i
A srooil book and a fool worrmn
are excellent tilings for those who
know how lo justly appreciate their
i tft .
value, mere are ineii however, who
ii'lge of both from the beauty ofthe
covering.
Hev. .Hpury V. Vorhces, seven
years pastor of the Reformed church,
of Nyack, Ni Y., has accepted a call to
the Monokiu Presbyterian church,
.Priiict-ss Anne, Maryland, which was
tun 11. led in 1705.
If a girl bus pretty Icpth she laughs
often; if she's mt a pretty liwit she'll
wear a short tlress, and if she's got a
neat hand site's fond of a game of
whist, and if the reverse, she dislikes
ill tho: e utTairs.
One of the modes of punishment irT
China is to compel a criminal to die of
deep I ess no, by keeping iiim awake
a week, night and tlay. "Ten days is
-ure to prove fatal, and is icrrible
agony for the victim.
He that gives gMJ advice btiitdg
with one hand ; he that. rieu trtuA
F b-"-"
counsel and example builds with the
other; but he that give good admo
nition and had example build with
jncT band and pulls down with the
other.
The two most precious thing4) on
this side of the grave are our reputa
tion and our lile. But it is to bo
lamented that the most contemptible
whisper may deprive 11 of the"one,
and the weakest weapon of the other,
Au old soldier's overcoat was sold
at auction in Pennsylvania the other
day for 75.50. It was worn in the
war of 1812 and during a part of the
first winter of the rebellion, and is
still in a good 6tate'of preservation
considering its long and severe
linage. ,
Tt'..'..-:fi . 1..1 i .1 .
me hwiiicm utru, prooaoiy, is ino
agle f the sea, or frigate bird, often
measuring sixteen feet from tip to
tip It hoyers at au elevation of 10-,
000 feet when a storm sweeps over
the ocean. If it wishes to travel, says
a French natural ht, it can almost a'h
nihilate space. It can breakfast! in
Afiir-a and tfine in America. This,
bird reposes on its great motionless
wings, literally, 'sleeping on the bosom
of the air.'
An old miner, who has had fifteen
year's experience underground says,
that he has observed one peculiar
fact, that between 12 and two o'clock
1 I lin tl. .1 fllij... ta ' . . .
111 iitv iiioi, li iiivic 19 a lottjjc e.uug
or a bit of earth in tho mine, it is
sure to fall. Says lie : About tins
time it. seems that everything begius
to stir, and immediately- after. 12, al
though the mine has been as a tomb
before, yon will hear particles of rock
and dirt come tumbling down, and if
there is a caving piece of ground iu"
lie mine it U sure lo give way, -
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