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ANNUAL
DISBURSEMENTS.
The following is a statement of the
disbursements of the county funds
of Catawba county, for general pur-
poses, for the year ending Dec. 3rd,
1888, and alro all amounts paid for
support of the, poor for the same
time.
D. P. Tount keeping prison
ers in jail.
$55.15
L. F. Lail, work on stock
law fence,
R. J. Shipp, services as
counsel to the board for 1888,
Lee Woodford, fees iu State
v.s Jim Moore," spring term,
superior court 1885,
Lucinda Oeitz, damages al
lowed in laying out public id,
L. li. Whitener, 2 days ser
vice aud mileage for one as co
com m ssioner,
. G. Corpening, for 3 days
doi vice nnd milease for two as
6.00!
25.00
1.42
2.00
5.00
uiuiissioner,
bernelhv. '2 davs
7.C0
a r mileage for one
; ountv commissioner,
Ai, S. Leal, 3 days service as
5 70
county commissioner,
6.00
P. A. Hoje, 1 days service
in assisting iu settlement with
treasurer,
J. S. Huffman, fees in State
2.00
vs John Ijore, July term, su
perior court, 1837,
.95
W. M. Huffman,fets
vs. John Lore, July ter
2.30
W. D. Wilkie, fees in
vs. Geo. Huffman, July
1887,
W. D. Wilke, fees in state
vs. Surah Hu dson, July term,
1887,
R. J. Shipp, fees in state vs
W. J. Hinson, July term, '87,
i.-. E. H. Jones, fees in state vs
John Douglass, July term '87
J. W. Martin, fees in state
vs John Douglass, Julj term,
1887,
John Fry; damages allowed
6.85
2.30
1.50
2.20
3.25
i in laying out publio road,
5.00
Thos. Williams, fees in state
vs. ' John Bumgarner, Julv
term, 1887,
H. C. Bolch, fees in state vs
Geo. LsiJ, July teruj, 1887,
W. J. Uochran, j. p., f i-i
Btate vs tVidter .Mocrtr. july
temi, 1S87,
1 " ..- & &h in state
vf . - u:a!y term,
1
'. t-ej . fcti, i.'i state
t, ik.v. A:::ov-. Jti-y teru:,
1S87,
J. A. Deal, fees iu state vs
JL W. Cloninger, July term,
1.85
50
811
30
1887,
P. 1!. Wailick, feed in state
vs Josiah Smith, January term
1887,
P. M. Warlick, fees in state
vs Berry Hudson, August
term, 1886. .
L. F. Martin, fees iu state
vs J. A. Douglass, July term,
1887,
Chas Ramsour, fees in state
ys Ed Blackburn, July term,
55
50
O.
60
1887,-
ALE. Bost, fees in state vs
Leroy Setzer, July term, 1887
W. Ritchie, fees in state, vs
D. A. Propst, Jan. term, '87,
J. P. Cloninger, fees in mat
3.50
2.00
2.40
ter of inquiry, Jan. term 1887,
1.75
G. &. Sipe, fees in state 'vs
M. W. Cloninger, .July term,
1887, .
I
at oidtc
i, '87
Kiate
term.
1.35
M.. Lo'wrance, fees, in state
vs Geo. Hass, July term, '87,
.." JANUARY, 1888.
A. Morgan, 11 days work on
stock law fence,
D. P. Ypunt, keeping pris
1.55
8.25
orjers m laiii . -,
62.60
Edward's. Biouehtbn & Co.
record bo.okst' . .. , - 26.00
;.. H.. T- Iliirrisi d. s., ium.mon-'
in'g and. qualifying jury to lay
out road, : 'i . . -
M. T. Sauuders,fees in state
vs C. L- Turner and William
Paiker,iuly tet mlSSTV
- Betty Herman, fees" in state
2.25
'L85
A1TD
vs Sally Litten, July term, '87
V. B. Gaither, publishing
annul etatemeut-s and notices.:
of boardy ;;.- : ' "
IA0
25.00
true
aiBbt
E- Hunsuckerj vpjL'k.- -Simpson
bridge,- ; ': ' : : ''l.50l
M. S. loal, i lays service as
county cordtaisi-iouer, ;2.00
-; L. R. Whitener, 1 ckys ser
vice and mileage as co com., 3 00
M, A. Abernethy, 1 days
service and mileage as county
commissioner,
A. M. Huit, 1 days service
and mileage as couuty com.,
r. ii - , tote vs
Bradshaw, J iH 'u, J.by7,
M. F. Hull, j'fj iu state vs
L. H. Bai ' 'y U i tu, '87,
H. F..T.4.I'tt-i.f iees in state
TS H. Taliant, July tei m, '87, '
- " I
-
-
Gas Robinson, fees in state
vs M. W. Cloninger, July
term, 1887,
J. H. Deal, fees in state va
Geo. Lall, July term, 1887,
. J. A. Douglass, fees in state
vs B. Fish, et ai, July term,87
Ab Woodford, fees in state
vs Jim Moore, spriDg term,'85
J. H. Coulter, fees in Btate
85
95
1.05I18S5,
1.40
. vs Walter Moore, July term
1 1887.
1.05
1 jacob little, damages al
lowed in laying out public
road.
W. J. Kale, fees in state vs
Walter Alley. Jan term, '87,
S. C. Brown, fees in state vs
J. W. C'ark, spring term, '84,
E. J. Lai!, for fees in state
vs Geo. Lail, July term, '87,
W. H. Shu ford, fees in
state vs Ed Blackburn, July
term, 1887,
W. L. Moore, fees in state
vs Walter Moore, Jnly term,
1887,
W. M. Gaat,- fees in matter
of inquiry, July term, 1S87,
Fannie Gant, fees in state
vs Sully Litten, January term,
1887,
1.00
2.25
1.10
2.30
2.05
1.05
1,65
1.24
Jessee Smyre, fees in state
vs Dan Brickley, July term,
1887,
H. T. Harris, fees in State
vs 11. F. Hover, July term,87,
Wm. Hoke, fees in state vs
Wade Hooper, July term, 87,
"R. M. Kee, fees in state vs
C. LI Turner and Wm. Park
er, July term, '87,
FEBRUARY.
Ju. H. Kerr, fees in state vs
Abernathy Bros., July term,
1887,
See poor book.
A B. Hildebrand and Chaa.
Hoover, moving drift from
Simpson bridges
V. P. Bost, timber to repair
public road,
Smyre, Rhyue &. Co., sup
plies for jail,
3.50
2 05
2.05
1.85
2.40
4.60
3.00
7.07
J. S. Allen and T. M. War
lick, expenses and taking
Geo. Lail to Asylum at Mor
gauton, D. P. Youut, keeping pris
oners in jail to date.
Kerr WiIson,lock and glass
for jail.
A. M. Huit, 1 days service
and mileage as county com,
A. G. Corpeuiug, 1 days
:;erviv and mileage as county
12.25
85 30
5.93
2.60
2.80
j M. -V Al.- j'l;.i' i t, 1 ei'iVS
90 j sei
: a:;J utiieage. county
commissii.-iie'",
L: R WLiUiifr, I I.ys fcr
viee aud mi eage as co coui,
M. S. Deal, I days service
as county commissioner,
W. F. Mull, work ou stock
law fence,
3.7?
3
2.G0
2j
A. D. Goodnight, repairs on
jail, -
5.00
Geo. W. Cochran,' services
as clerk of the board,
77.38
50
John Gray, fees in state vs
Wm. Hallman, J uly term, 87,
2.55
Wm. Brown, fees i.-t state vs
John.Lowrance, Jan term,'87,
1.70
WT. T. Wike, fees in stite vs
Hiram Hefner, July term, '87,
1.55
O. Lee, fees in state vs
Walter Moore, July term, '87,
1.05
J. H. Morrow, fees iu State
ni ni w- i
vs Jiilmore tjiomnger, juiy
tsrm, 1887,
2.45
MARCH.
. J. W. Biackwelder, fees in
state vs Walter Moore, July
term 1887, 2.00
A. Nixonsheriff,bringing L.
P. Wilson to Newton jail, 4.10
D. Pi Yount, keeping "pris
oners in jail to dale and taking
Lee Mathis to Morganton
Asylum, 34.40
. D. P. Yount, expenses in
taking Dan Bnnkley and J.
Lpwrauce to Charlotte jail 20.35
D. V. Yount, bringing Dan
Brinkley and John Lowrance
from Charlotte to Newton, 18185
II. G. Greeuhill, work on
stock law fence, 1.50
M. L. Fry, 13 months serv
ice as overseer of stock law
fence, 13.00
A. P. gigniau, burial expen
ses for John Bailey, pauper, 5.00
I A. P. Sigmon, keeping Bai
ley, pauper, twenty days, 75
- J. R. Gaither, room rent
fpr grand jury,
Geo. E. Coulter, well chain
and bucket for public well,
A. G- Corpening, 1 days
3.70
2.60
126
8.35
5.80
'
service and mileage as co com
A. M. Huit, 1 days service
and mileage as county com,
L. R. Whiteuer, 1 days
service and mileage co com,
M. A. Abernethy, 1 days
service and mileage as county
commissioner, " .
M. S. Deal, 1 days" Bervice.
2.00
10.40
2.35
W. B. Gaither, fees in state
ts A. Deal, July term, 1887,
S. Ij. Youut, expenses at
January term, '88, and justice
of the peace court,
aphil, 1888.
S. L. Yount, tax books for
1887,
1.40
24.00
14.30
2.49
Kerr Wilson, lock for jail,
D. P. -Yount, keeping pris
oners in jail,
A. - G, Corpening, 1 days
service and mileage as county
commissioner.
15 90
2.80
M. S. Deal, 1 days service
as county commissioner,
It R. Whitener, 1 days serv
ice and mileage as co com,
M. A. Abernathy, 1 days
service and mileage as co com
A. M. Hoit, 1 days service
and mileage as county com,
Geo. W. Cochrane, services
as clerk of the board,
Mark Wilkinson, fees - in
state vs Andrew Beal, Janu
ary term, '88,
Kerr Wilson, fees in state
vs Henry Hoover,, January
term, '88,
J. M. Brown, fees in vari
ous cases at January term,
A. T. Yciix, lees in state
2.00
3.00
3.70
2.60
31 80
3.0;
3.20
1.95
TS Moore McAdo, january
terra,
Mrs. R. II. Bost, fees" in
55
state vs J. P. Youut and T. H.
Allison, january term,
1.30
J. S. Alii on, fees in state
vs Fred Morrison, jan term,
50
H. A. Forney, fees in state
vs Fred Morrison, and state
vs Caleb Bennett, jan term
2.42J
W. B. Setzer, fees in state
vs Andrew Beal, jan term.
P. F. Bandy, fees in state
vs J. V. Yount and T. H. Al
lison, jan term,
Geo Wilson, fees in state vs
Dvd Berry, january term.
H- M. Isaac, fees iu state vs
Lee Mathis, Aug term, '86,
M. L. Ciine, fees in state vs
Alf Huffman, janaary term,
Geo. E. j3ollinger, fees iu
state jt3Tfd Morrison, janu
3.00
1.00
4.7
2.00
85
ary term, ' -1.90
H. T. Harris, fees in vari
ous cases at january term,
Tate Cline, fees in state vs
Alf Huffman, jai.uary term,
A. F. Gant, fees in matter
3.35
85
II. "(;: ,
ju y vu-tn. 0,
3.50
I
A.
1' Gant, fae.s in matter
ipry, inly ti:u.- 87.
Mi
I cf ir
1 fv5
. ' in sitts
-a Brfu i-Li.. y. y term,'8,
1.25
j JuUii tresei'i're, i-es m
J &tte ts lieu and led Fish,
jiuuary term, fed,
1.05
A. F. Gant, fees in state vs
Ben Fish and ethers, july
term, '87,
F. L. Cline, for fees in state
vs G. M. Whitener, july term,
'87, -
3.60
as county eommisdioner,
J. P. Allen, expeusrs in en
deavoring to arrest D. Brink
ley and John Low ranee.
M. Sauudrs, fees in state
vs Lafayette Little, fall term.
4.50
M. L. Setzer, fees in various
cases at january term, '88,
8.80
W. A. Hoke, fees in state vs
Fred Morrison, january term,
'88
190
J. Sherrillj fees in state vs
Herman Holdsclaw, january
term, '87,
1.45
mat, '88.
Van Cobb, fees in state vs
Bead and Ben' Fish, january
torra, '88,
Van Cobb, fe"i in state vs
Ben Fish and others, july .
term, '87, -.F
5. A. Sherrill, per order," fees
in state vs Herman llolds
claw, january term, '87,
W. H. Trott, fees n state
vs Will Setzer and ' stale 'vs
Pink Graham, january term,
'88,
Edwards, Broughton & Co ,
for magistrates ducket,
W. B. Gaither 1,00 posters
for list takers,
E. B. Covington for build
in.
bridge
on
Littens mill
creek. ..
P. A. Hole bill of cost in
gtate, v. s. H. aud D. 'Brinkly .
and Tate and D. Wike, Joe
Bridges and John Lowrance,
S. L. Yount, notifying list
takers for 188fe,
D. P. Youut, keeping pris
oners in jail,
T. S. Cooper, Sheriff, keep
3,00
1.10
2.80
ing pnaout r., xj. Unukley and
J. Lowrance iu Charlotte jail,
li. S. Jones, building bridge
on Bal.s creek,
J. F. Finger, work on jail,
C. J. .Siguion, building
-bridge on MuIIp creek,
A. Morgan, two months
service as fence overseer,
2.60
3.00
3.70
S- M Wilkey, day work
on stock law fence,
J. IT. Xiong, fees in Sta'.e v.
s. Walter Moore Jnly term
1887, "
E. Hnnsucker, 5 days work
on Simpsons bridge,
- M. A. Abernethy, 1 days
services and milage as county
commissioner,
L. R- Whitener, 1 days ser
vice and milage as co. com .
M. S. Deal, 1 days service
as county commissioner,
A. M. Huit, 1 days service
and milage as co. com.,
A-?XJ- Corpening, 1 days ser-
L50
L55
7.50
3.70
3.00
2.00
2.60
' nun uutaD HO VIF. lAAU
2.80
92
57
2.05
L45
1.70
245
33.50
850
Li. H. lverr, fees in btate vs
Dud Berry Julv term 1888,
L. H. Kerr, fees in State vs
Dud Berry July term 1883,
W. L. Brown, fees in State
vs Fred Morrison Jan. term
1888,
John Brown, fees in State
vs Lets Mathis Jan. term 18S8,
M. L Rosa nn, fees in state
vs Lee Mathis Jan. termlSSS,
Logan Drum, foes in state
vs Chas Beal July term 1887,
P. A. Hoylefor F. I. Os
boru, fees in various cases at
Jan term 1SS8,
P. A. Hoyle for J. S. Adams,
state cases at fall term 18S5,
W. H. Marlow, fees in state
vs Ruf Yount, July term 1887,
Hiram McGee, fees in state
1.62
vs Chas. Beal July term 1887,
37, 2.50
P. A- Hoyle, fees in county
liabilities, at Jan. term 188S. 143,67
A. C. Dellinger, fees in state
vs J. B Clark, at Jan. term
18S8,
6.65
JUNE 1SSS.
D.P.Yount, keeping prison
ers in jail.
6L20
J. D. Caldwell, fees in state
vs J. B. Clark, Jan. term 18SS,
A. G. Gorpening, 2 days
services and milage as co.
commissionei,
L. R. Whitener, 2 days
services and milage as co.com.,
A. M. Huit, 2 days services
and milage as co. com.,
M. S. Deal, 2 days services
as county "commissioner,
7 M. A. Abernethy, 2 days
services aud milage as county
commissioner,
Mrs. Isabel McCaslin, dam
80
5.60
6.00
5.20
4.00
7-40
ages in layiug out public road, 10.00
Geo.W.Cochran for services
as clerk of the board,
40.40
John A Douglas, fees in
state vs Lucy Lee, Jan. term
1SSS,
L- S Cooper,sheriff, keeping
Lowrance and Brinkley in
Charlotte jail-
Jobn 5?e!5i, fees in st-itc vs
R. A Little. Jan. term 1;?S-S
3.20
1QCA
R. L. Bolcb, da-nages in
layinar out pub'ic road, J.O0
jtjlt 1888.
Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
tax bock, 1-50
D. P. Youut, keeping
prisoners in jail, 64.15
M. M. Gabrill, listing taxa-
bles for Mt. Creek township
for 1888, 17.00
P. G. Herman, listing taxa-
bles for Clines township for
1888, 18 -
W. H.Aderholdt,listing tax-
ables for Catawba township
for 1888, 22.00
S. T. Wilfong, listing taxa-
bles for Jacob's Fork town-
oriin for 188S. 18.00
M. T. Sanders, fees in state
r '
.Tan. term 18S8.
3.05
1.05 M. F. Hull, listing taxables
fnr Pndv township for 188S, 16.00
L. R. Whitener, expenses
4.65 and per diem in attending
the board of assessors for W.
N. C. rail road at Asheville,
15.20
1.35 J. M.- Mouser, listing taxa
bles for Hickory town ship
for 1888,
T. L. Bandy, listing taxa-
24.00
1.55 bles for Caldwells town ship
for 1888,
10.00
21.60 A. G. Corpening for 1 days
services and milage as county
1.00 l commissioner,
i
A. G. Corpening 1 days ser
vice on board assessors of N.
40.00 i G. rail road,
A. M. Huit, 1 days services
aud milage as co. com ,
M. A. Abernethy, 1 days
10.11 I services and Milage as county
commissioner,
2.40 i L- R- Whitener, 1 days
I services ael milage as county
26.25 ' commissioner,
I M. S. Deal, . days services
f tLs couuty commissioner,
38.40
Geo. W. Cochran, services
as clerk cf board,
J. M. Brown for listing lax-
39.85 ;
5.55 i
bles for Newton township
'jrlSSS,
5 00
D. P. Tount, burial expen
ses for N-t' Gaston prisoner, 8.18
J. E. Cline, fees in state vs
1.50
Harris and Holden, Jan. term
18S8, 2.0
A. G. Corpening, 1 days
services and milage as county
commissioner, 2.80
A. M. Huit, 1 days services
and milage as co. coin., 2.60
L. R. Whitener, 1 days ser
vices and milage as co. com, 3.00
M. A. Abernethy, 1 days
I services and milage as county
t commissioner, 3.70
M. S. Deal, 1 days services
I as county commissioner, 2.00
j D. M. Bumgarner, fees in
! state vs D. C Huffman, Jan.
r 1 termlSSS, 3.00
Alonzo Bost, fees in State
vs Joan betzer. Jan. term
1888, 2.35
Jessee Smyre, fees in state
vs l. u. x l azier, Jan. term
18S8, 2.00
Dan Workman, fees in state
vs Henry Hoover, Jan. term
18S8, 3 20
D. P. Jarre tt, repairing pub
lic well, 10.95
Geo. W. Cochran, 1 days
services as secretary board of
assessors for N. G. rail road, LOO
C. A. Deal, fees is state vs
C L- Turner and Wm. Parker
July term 1887, 60
A. L. Speagle, fees in state "
vs Henry Hoover, Jan. term
1888, 3 25
D. M. Briltain, fees in state
vs James Wray, Jan. term
18SS, 3 45
A. P. Ward, fees in state vs
James Wray. Jan. term 1SSS, 1.55
Albert Wilson, fees in state
vs Leroy Setzer, July term
1S87. 1.80
W. R. Self, cleaning out
public well, 2.25
C. N. Brown, fees in state
vs Fred Morrison, Jan. term
1888. 2.05
W. L- Frazier, fees in slate
vs Ed Little, Jan. term 1SS8. 2.35
A. J. Stine, fees in state vs
Alonzo Huffman, Jan. term
1888. L55
M. E. EkarcLfees in state vs
D. C. Huffman, Jan. term
1888,- 3-05
A. Hagan, fees in state vs
Andv Cook. Jan. term 1888, 2.50
Jacob Hefner, fees in sate -vs
Alonzo Huffman, Jan. term
1SSS. 1.55
Thos. Bradburn, fees in
state vs Frank Lequeux fall
term 1885. 2.35
L. D. Robinson, fees in
state vs. Geo. Hauss, July
term 1SS7. 80
T. B. litten, fees in state
vs Mott and Flanagan, Jan.
term 1888. 3.45
; ii- X. Sandtrs, fet ia state
vs-Mctt and Fi&nagaa, Jan.
jtermiScS, 3.45
I
T. B. Littfcs, per order, fees
in state vs Mott and Flanagan,'
Jan. term 1888.
1.45
Abs Miller, fees in various
cases atMay term 1886, - -
1,05
Abs Miller, fees in state vs
John Lore, Jan. term 1837,
1.10
Abs Miller, fees in state vs
J.-P. Yount,
W. L. Bleckley, ; fees in
state -vs T. D. Frazier, Jan.
term 1888,
00
77
R. M. Shuford, fees in state
vs Henry Hoover, Jan. term
1888,
3.15
G. W. Litten, fees in state
vs Alonzo Huffman, Jan. term
1SSS'
1.65
AUGUST.
J. H. A. Yount, " board of
jury, Juiy term 88,
See poor book,
P. E. Isenhour, conveyance
for grand jury to poor house,
J. R. Caither for supplies
for jail and room for "grand
jury, july term '88,
Newton Enterprise, .pub
lishing notice of board,
D. P. Yount, keeping pris
6.00
l.Cfl
8 35
oners in jail, 113 -
D. P. Yount euard at iail, 11.00
D. P. Yount, repairing well
and whitewashing jail,
E. Hunsucker, moving drift
from Simpson bridge,
A. G. Corpening, 1 days ser
vice and milage as co". com,
A. M. Huit,. 1 days service
and milage as co. com ,
M. JL Abernethy, 1 days
service and milage as co. com.,
Li R. Whitener, 1 days ser
vice and milage as co. com.,
M. S. Deal, 1 days service
as coumty commissioner,
Geo. W. Cochran, services
as clerk of board,
T. S. Cooper, keeping Low
lance aud Brinkly in Char
2 80
2.80
2.60
70
3.00
24.07
2.00
13.75
lotte jai',
D. P. Yount, expenses in
bringing Lowrance and brink
27.60
24.00
ly from Charlotte to Newton,
Wm. Hunsucker, fees in
Btate vs Dan and Henry Brinks
ly, iuly term '87,
SEPTEXBZB.
D. P. Yount, keeping pris
oners in jail to date, 56.40
M. A- Abernathy, 2 days
service aid milage as co. com , 7 40
" J. G. Morrison, building
bridge on Mountain creek at
Mottso mill, 3CO,00
A. M. Huit,- 2 days senices
and milage as co. com , 5.20
A. G. Corpening, 2 days
service and milage as co. com., 5.60
L. R. Whitener, 2 davs ser
vice and milage as' co. com . 6.00
M. S. Deal, 2 days service
as county commissioner, 4.00
L. R. Whitener, expenses
in attending called meeting of
board of assessors for W. N.
C rail road at Ashevilie, 7.75
John Reed, for fees in stale
vs John Lowrance and Dan
Brinkley, july term 'SS, 6.75
M. E. Lowrance, fees in
state vs John Lowrance and
Dan Brinkley, july term 'SS, 13.50
P. G. Deal, fees in state vs
John Lowrance and Dan
Brinkley. inly term 'SS. 5.90
To be continued.)
MATl'ER OF INTEREST.
Staestox, Ya., Aug. 1, lSSS.
The Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen. During the early
part of the past spring (1SSS), my
body was covered with boils. At
one time more than fifty were coun
ted on my tkdy and limbs. My face
was not exempt frm the painful
trouble. The usual remedies would
do me no good. Just why I began
taking S- S- S. I do not know, but
almost immediately I began to im
prove. I took nearly three bottles
and found myself entirely well. It
was your medicine which effected the
cure, when every thing else ha
failed.- Yours truly.
J. H. Fosdhasl
BAD ULCER.
St. Lons. Mc, June 27, 1SSS.
The Swift Specific Co- Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen. About two years ago
I had a breaking out on my leg which
gave me almost intolerable pain from
its itching and burning. I used the
simple remedies at hand, but the dis
ease continued to spread, covering
over a third of my limb. The phy
slcians called it eczema. The first
doctor done me no good, and I tried
the second, third and fourth with the
same result One of them said I
would never be well. I have used
every thing I knew that was - lecom-
mended for blood diseases. "NvQiie
who saw my swelled - and inflamed
lee. which looked as if the blood
would burst out of it. ever thou;
tbere was aiiyihing bt torture for
me. I cacdldiv confess that I owe
4 my present Ledth to So ft's Srjecmc,
wl icb in icy sl;4c-.n- s invaluable
as at biouu purmer.
Gratefully yours,
Mrs. Juxja DkWitt,
2227 N. 10th Street
Treatise on '.Hood and Skin Di
seases mailed .free.
The Swift Specific Co Drawer 3,
30
Atlanta, Ga.
Birmingham, England, has 440,-
000 inhabitants, and is not an incor
porated city.
THE HOLIDAYS
And the. colder winter weather
now rapidly approaching. The joy
ful season is eagerly anticipated
young folks in thousands of homes
but in nearly all there are one
more older ones to whom the cold it will be well to wait a little and
waves and the storms mean renewed (see what Canadians themselves have
suffering " from rheumatic back or tosay upon the subject, and then
limbs. It is not claimed that Hood's England will have a big voice in the
Sarsapanlla is a positive specific for matter. W e do not need any more
rheumatism ; we doubt if there is
can be such a remedy. But the
warkeble success Hood's Sarsaparilla I America shall be idcluded under one
hss had -in curinr this affection
1.50
sufficient
suffering
il cine-
reason for those who are
to try this peculiar med-
40
1.S5
Another Chicaso Anarchist
been convicted of dynamite deviltry.
3.00
His name is Horneck. Let the
be vindicated and society be protec
2.80
ted.
IS CONSUMPTION INCUR1BLE!
2,60
Read the following: Mr. C
3.70
Morris, Newark Ark., says : "Was
down with Abscess of Lungs,
3.00
friends and physicians pronounced
ma an Incurable Consumptive.
2.00
gan taking Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption, am now on
third bottle, and able to oversee
work on bit farm. It is the finest
medicine ever made."
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
sayes: "Had it not been for
King's New Discovery for Consump
24.20
tion I would have died of Lung
Troubles.
Was mwnn nn bv r?rwinrs I . i - vi. .n.1 eanwot bo said i ,
b 1- j
Am nOW in best Of health. Xry
5,80
. e -.tt-,,: -
gold at Aoernemy vt uuamw.
SAM JONESISilS.
It is a mighty little man that is
always picturing himself starved.
There is no remedy for borrowed
Lrouble but good hard sense-Home-made
troubles are like
honie-suiade shoes and jeans ; they
never wear out.
I like a fellow that gets where the
deril will clear the track. That feK
low means business.
You can argue down a theory, but
when a fellow strikes a fact, you
can't go 'round it, over it. underjt.
or foorT jf - toii stop nght there.
I like to fight the deviL I walk
right co and shake my fist in ius
face and say : 'Try me, old fellow,
and let that poor fellow alone down
there.
Among the rich there are many
wicked abominations; but among
the poor are some of the sweetest
virtues.
If 1 had a clerk and he deal in lot-
tery tickets, I'd turn him off. I
would be ofraid if he lost in the lot
tery he would win on me.
A fellow that don't live right is in
poor 6hape for praying in public
Home pathic preaching ! If I had
a canary bird X d give nim more
medicine than some of these homo.
pathic preachers do I believe in kill
or cure.
A man is just as strong as the
thing he Sives himself to.
Sometimes you don't get what you
pray for ; but the Lord gives you
what you ought to have.
Too can't get along without three
good, honest prayers a day.
A fellow that don't live right in
his family can't pray in his family.
Talk good about your neighbors
Brag on a fellow to keep the devil
from bragging ou you.
It ain't what you've got, but what
sort of a fe'.iow it is got it:
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This retiedy is becoming so well
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special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise. A purer mediciae does
not exist and it is guarranteed to do
to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pim
ples, Boils. Salt Rheum and other
affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as ' ell as cure all Ma
larial fevers. For cure of Headache,
Consumption and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
arant,' j or mOEej refunded.
gjjv .3 $1.00 per bottle at
Abernethy & Williams Drugstore.
GOOD STOCK FOR SOUTHERN
PROSPERITY.
Wilson Advance
It costs no more to keep good
stock than poor and our people are
learnig- this lesson. When the
farmers raise their own bread and
meat again, then the South will
grow rich. But with our smoke
houses in Chicago and our pantries
in New York, Baltimore and other
are cities how can any
one expect ihe
- South to improve and develop as sne
by is capable 01 doing.
;
or I As it takes two to make a bargain
or J territory, but it appears to be mani-
re - J f est destiny that the whole of North
is I Government, and that Government
the United States-"
has
law
H.
and
Be
my
the
Dr.
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am
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