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N The one-es as rash-give and ismpuy e"sbc of Every of Gooca and ceo**, urn 3BLE Hotel M. D. lar, Noje UtUKY %■ THE I '-. REENSBORO PATRIOT % PUBLISHED FVFRY Mnwn4V Aiun *UIM«««. ESTABLISHED 1821 PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY GREENSBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914 VOL. 93—NO. 37 MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS AFFAIRS CF FU=LIC INTEREST I c. AIM ATTENTION OF THE BOARD. ■ ■ ting <>f the county is held Monday and s attended by- all . of the hoard. In ad-l routine of busi-passing on bills, re-i the board act-oad petitions and eleUHon to bo held ■s t iwnahip sleci 1 .in June 9. G. 0. Mayee and were exemi ted from. poll taxes on ac- ;■ mitii S. :• red that the juro:s for the civil term • ill was to have May 11. be o-der- ■ two weeks' te.ni S. No calendar h ta r 'lie May term and i ' s a.! pointed road Suraner township to i Kirkman, who re- - fUed asking for a, . Moreheed township, p >:::t on tin- Battle • ir Mr. Coggins' running south by ■ ■ and along the Coggins and Carl along said line bt- •- ami j. A. Case. • ■ between -Mrs. J. J '■'. S. Komrey, thence s bouse and on the Mrs, Y'ounts and the • se (arm, thence along etwi en Mrs. Vonnt-s and !•> the public roadi • nsboro to Cui'fo.d ■ 1c Crei k township • ■.•■- for the ■: : to . ••.in at ;' • >n pson, at run in ., A . ..-.. :t to I id im r i d ■ " - I y i it /. ; - tt to begin at the Dover • :. lad to - bo i len e with i d to J. R. Smith's. ■ e branch. i II. C. t 'ude's corner, R. S • orner line, thence ■ line t, William ■• Mill .1. R. road to William ;> and - . »-ei ■ ad ome up for ac- <>I" the tb ■ petition for Ihe open- 0 d in Friendship it the inters c- ' roa I i n l (he em road the i ii s of \. Inman and at the sand. the brick house Coopei place, struct* a lo ad- Ihe fii st Wonday - - on whi b the • e n pt Id. ted a petition tiled iV■■ t• ess town- • ta district ask- : e held on the •-. I of bonds ■I improvement, ordered to be held • n si hool build-me :•■ appointed regie- N'eelley and Watt Ei- ■ Anted poll holders. book was ordered 1 / Until Saturday, I of Dr. William .\r. lb off* er, for ths ' showed 34 inmates r home and si* at the (The number of |o- ■ work house has been) I lerably since the ad-e recent criminal ' ' There an* over 60 sons, fumigated 43 rooms, examined one insane person, attended two <or- Oner s inquest-, made four hookworm examinations, attended to 17 office calU and attended three public health meetings. lie reported L'l cases of smallpox and one case scarlet fever. of A SOLDIER.PHILOSoFHER IN THE EVENING OF LIFE. Out at the coi nty home there is an old soldier of the Confederacy whJ is passing the evening Of life in peace and tranquility. You would not «all his life HIGH POINTJAM ENDS LIFE HERBERT AUSTIN KILLS HIM. SELF AT HOME OF HIS GRANDMOTHER. Mr. Herbert Aistin, who was con-nected with the Dank of Commerce in lli.h Point, committed suicide Monday morning by firing a revolver Into his brain at the home of hja grandmother. Mm. Noah T0wnsend. at IliMetrand, a station on the Southern railroad a few miles West of Hickory. He reached Hickory on an early morning train and walked DENTIST COMMITS SUICIDE DR. EPNEST HOPKINS SHOOTS HIMSELF AT HIS HOME IN DANVILLE. JURORS FOR JUNE TERM UNITED STATES COURT. a particularly happy | to lllHebraiui. ending his Ufa a few one. but the old man is not unhap py. He is in the seventy-eighth year of his a§» and lives much in. the past, of ionise, but there is no bitterness or 10. ining for him. In sneaking Tuesday of the vete-rans' reunion In Jacks;nvil!e thia week, he expressed regret that cir-cumstances made it rather inconven-ient for him to journey to the Flor-ida, metropolis with his comrades of the '60.-. "It's a lo!ig and tir. Some trip for an old, fellow like me," he said, -and I might get run over down there In that big crowd," lie added as -..u aft * h>ught. Since it is inc( nveniejit for him to attend the Jac smile r. ue.i n. the old veteran is looking forward to the Memoria) day exercise* |n Greensboro Monday ca a soit of re< compense for what he is missing this week. Dr. Jones, the county health itt'i er, hss promised to drive out to the county home in his auto-mobile and bring the old man t<> town, and Tine Patriot ijj going to see to it that ho doesn't forget the promise. CHAUTAu-UA AFFORDING 1 FINE ENTERTAINMENT, " ■coouuunttyy conviictt camps past mouth several 1 10 the jail f,.r treat-month Dr. Jones made • vaccinated 67 . per- The Redpath Chautauqu'*, which opened • week's engagement in Ore usLoio Tuesd y afternoon, is affording tha people of th.s ctty and section ;t spletdid form of entertain-ment. The attractions are staged In a large tent at the corner of " \va bington and Ash.' srteets. The pr gram Tu sday aft rno n A.I> opened by the Dunbar bell ring-who proved to be gift d must- Ge rge D. Aiden, of Boston, delivered a helpful and stimulating lecture on "The Needs of the Hour." Tuenday night John. B. RaMo save a number of chata ter sketches from life which proved to Le very inter-esting. Yesterday morning cirirl a E, Var- " "V gave the f.r.st of bis series of six lectures, bis subject being "A Grai plii g Hook. He lectured this morning on "Ch in Breaking." The Ham.imy Conceit Company gave two deuBbttul concerts yester-day afternoon and last might ami there were lectu-ea ty Everett Kemp aid Edward Amhurst Ott. The chautauqua is b. in,- <•< nducted under the auapl es of the V. M. C. A. minutes after reaching the home of his grandmother. |je refused an in-vitation to eat breakf-et and » yi"g he was tired, went into a bedroom, presumably to i:o down and rest H" took ins rife almost Immediate-ly afttr closing the door of the room behind himi. Mr. Aus In had mauB his home in High Point fM- several years and was one of the most popular young men in th t city. He was married In April to Mi.-s Franc s Smith, a) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 11. smith. , f Jamestown, it is said that Mr. Austin had wor-ried a good deal over about $2,000 he h; J. either borrowed from or ln-ve t, j for a young woman of High Point to whom be bad been paying attention previous to his marriage, though fritn;'s had offi red to ar-range the matter for him, and there was no apparei.t re sen why he Should nave been seriously embar-ra -•. d j The funeral and Interment took place 'im sday afternoon at Hide-brand and the services were attend-ed by a number of li«h loin'. p*o. pie. Dr. Ernest J. Hopkine. a son of .Mr. J. W. Hopkins, cf Brown Sum-mi*, committed suicide Tuesday ni_ht at his home in Danville, \'a., by shooting himself through the bead with a re.'oher. The tody w.a found on the back porch of the home about 11 o"clo.k by Mrs. Hop-kins and an uncle, who had been ealing in the rKightornocd. The cor-oner was (ailed, but deemed an inquest uaneceaBary, the evidence of self-destruction teing coacliatve; Dr. Hophina had been in poor health for some time, suffering from tuberculosis, and h d given up hope of rg ining his heaith. it is :h0ught that continued brooding over his condition produced mental cbena-tion and caused him to end his life. Dr. Hopkins w:s about .'SO years Of age ana a young nan of much promise. n0 was emiloyed by the Southern RCi.way as a te'egraih operator some years ago. but stud-led dentistry and bad been practic-ing his profession in Danville f r some time, lie wee a ycung nun of engasing personality and had a large num' er of frlencs. Aboilt three years :«o Dr. Hop-kins was married to Miss Cora Gal-lagher, of ReilsviUe. AUTHORITIES WAGING WAR ACA.NST COCAINE EVIL,. For some time the illicit traffic in cocaine on the part of numerous ne-groes in Greensboro has been fhe a in e of much trouble, and while many convictions have been secured in the courts, the buslnofifl has con-tinued to flour.sh. Five negro's w re arraigned in Munidp 1 <ouit terday on the charge of net&il-tag the .'.in-,' and a conviction was se Hi-d In eveiy case. Two of the defendants were drug-gists, Frank and W. I.. Ml N'air. who coiulu( t a drug store (m East -Market S.reeL Frank Mc.N'air was coinicted in two cases and given a, total poomtenoe of 1^ months on th" county noatas. ]la took an ap-peal and gave bond in the sum of |600 for his appearance at the Su-p. rior court. W. L. McNair was <on-victed in two cases also, but judgi ment wad coiitintied until today. Other seivtences w-ere iini-osed as follows: Il^itha Scott, ei-ht mouths In the work house; James Williams, IZ months on the Cjty streols; Wal-ter Ri Imiond, «ight months on the city streets. Negro Murderer Sentenced to Djatn. Sidnoy Finger, colored, who con-fessed to having been tmpiKated in the murder of I re.-ton I.y.-riy and burn.no tive body in a store at Bar-ber s Junction. Rowan conn j, on the night of February LM. was „i,.,| ;„ Superior court at Salisbury yesler-day a. ,1 sentenced to 1 e electro-cuted June 19. He w.s ! rought to Greensboro l.st ni ht and this morn-ing was carried to the penitentiary at Raleigh. The negro made an effort to es-cape from Sheriff McKenzie while b ing I.I-LU ht to Greeneb ro on trtin •No. 46 last e.eiiing. He bad man aged to free himself from the hand-cuffs when detected by the officer. Southside Citizens' lsssc|a:ion. The So Inside CJUzeLe Asa cia-tion. which was recently organized by a Dumber of citizens and buei-m ss men of South Greensboro, held a meeting last night and elected the following hoard of directors: S. M. Bumpass, W. P. Bynum, .1. \. Hod-in, .1. p. Saunders, C. P. Fnz-ier. George s. Sergeant, E. P. Whar-ton, w. L. Trntt! r. P. A. Brooks, Robert TrOjler, S. I.. Trogd n. T. A. Hunter, Garland Daniel, w. D. Men-denhalJ and It. X. Hadl.-y. Several Btanclng commit ecs were appointed and .here was a d.scus- Sion of matters pertaining to the civic Improvement of the aou'hern BMJU n of the city. Miss Cleone Hobbs, a well known trained nurse of Greensboro, is in Jacksonville, Fia., titis week ass-ist-ing the Red Cross society in car-ing for the sick and disabled vete-rans attending the Confederate re-union.. Miss , Hobbs! is one of four young women of North Carolina se-lected lor this work. To Vote on Prohibition Amendment. A Washington diapati b .-ays a vote on the proposed constitutional amend-ment providing for nation.wide pro-hibition may be taken in the house committee on the judiciary th.s week. The question was sidetracked some two weeks ago that the committee might consider the anti-trust bill. The anti-trust bill h;:s now been re-ported and advocates are insistent that action be taken on the pro-posed amendment. Membeis of the committee say that the amendment will be reported by a fair majority. This means' that in all probability the question will come up for a vote in the house befoie adjournment. SENATORS OPFOEE USE CF ROCKEFELLERS MONEY. A determined fight w.s laun hed In the senate this week to prevent the government from accepting the Rockefeller money to aid in [arm demonstration ani boll weevil ex-termination work in the South. Sen-ator Lane, (f Oregon, de-cla. ed that the money of John f). Rockefeller was "covered with th" blood and tears of women and children s.,ot down in the Colorado strike.' Th« debi-te was on an ami ndmrnt to the agricultural avpvopriaticn bill which was pending when the senate adjourned for the day. This amendment, reported by the agricultural committee, called tor $60 ,000, double the amount provid d In the h HIS* I ill for farm demonstra-tion and loll wee il work, with a 1 Ian.-, providing contributions to the I funds by individuals or corporal.os. At present the genertl educational board, to wbi h Mr. Rocket Uer has given millions of dollars, pays a por-tion of the salaries of 600 govern-ment employes engaged in th.s work. Senator Vardaman. of MlSSi88U.pl, suggested amending the provisions BO as to permit corporations In the cotton stilis to contribute. Senator Kenyon, of Iowa. who .Iocs not lo.e the South, insist, d that the federal government li^d no tight to go into a partnership witbj Rockefeller. Senator .Martin, of Virginia, gajd he Would i e wil.n; to have half the Rockefeller fortune spent in bui d.ng up Virginia. If Rockefeller bad got-ten his money wrongly, he aided. there was a law to punish him, but he should not be prevented from do-ing good with the money be ajreadj "had. This was in reply to a remark by Senator Vardaman, of Mississippi, that "tha curse of God is on every '1 '11 ir he possesses." The following jurors have been diawn for the June term of United, States District court in this city: J. U". Miller, Yadknniie. Georja Jo.mson, ( hapel Hill. S. S. Mit hel' Greensboio. Jose h i;oub, Vienna. B. !.. Hen^e son, I ekln. Jot w. Mel herson, Rctk Creeek R D. 1. J. T. Redding. Randleman R. D. 3. B. A. Freeman, Round Feak R. D. H. J. Sto.tz. I'ethani 1. T ylor L'sse: y. N rm n. Iho-nas I). Sherwood, Greensboro. J. Kenn ES'lngton, ResdsvlUe K ». i. 1 Thomas B. Kalla-r. xew Bethel. James E. Roberts, Slon villa It ,D. ■•. V. B. Me'.: hor, U'inston-Salem. M. II. J'ryan'. Yailkinville. W'i'ter W. Fergus n. Mishap. J. M. Whlteheadl Hamseur. J. D. We.( h, I is^ah. J. M. Wluam, Hurdle .Y ill R. D. 4. E. A. Moititt Taomasvi. e. Albert A. Troxlo , I rown Summit. Josep.h H. Covington, Mishap. I". A. I helps, Clomnions 11. 1). R. I. Crater, Elkin. R. T. Sanders, Leak«vi le R. D. Qd. L. Rajan, Hi h point. J. C. Ridge, Cxraway R. D. 2. J. W. Murray, Bethania. ( W. L. Weiker, (Umax R. D. l. J. C. Bas'. Rusk. E. Peter Meador, Rcii'sviHe. Jon s U'elsner, Wii stm-Salem. J. R. Use', Wetitworth R. B. 1. Rufus B. Tuttle, Kin? R. I), l. J. E. Spease, Old Ri hniond. W. Clark llinshaw. Raulleman. F. M. 1 i.-k. tt. HI h I o.nt. •I. C Ripple. Lezlngtcn R. D. 4. Wiliiiu Robet-, Hill-.boio R. D. 1. Le i Ro.ers, Silver Hi 1. A. A. Mation, Shoals. Frank I rcolts, Greens-hcro. Q. C. Bin•«. Winston S lem. S. \\\ Hut hens-. Alt. Aj:y. S. S-hiffmae, Greensboro. Charles Young, Lexington. Waiter M. Gunn. Went worth R. r>. i. i i:. s. Mi ler. Rougemont i:. D. 3. Frank Cool;. ( leimuoi sville. John \v. ( Km, Delew's Creek R. D. r. x. Mo 1-. I f fftown, it. D. George w. Burton, Reldsville. \\". M. u i Hams, Stokeadale i;. n. LOCAL NEWS_IN_BRIEF FORM MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THO READERS OF THE PATRIOT FAR AND NEAR. -Mr. A. W. Vtskory h3s returatd from a business trip to Florida. -Mr. L. Richardson is on a busi-ness trip to several points in Flor-ida. Mr. E. S. Parker. Jr.. of Graham, was in me city yesterday on bus- 'uiessl Mrs. J. \v. Fry has returned from a visit to relatives and fiends in At* lain a. , Mrs. M E. Thacker has returned from a visit to relatives at China Grows.) Flerk of t!.e Court Gant spent Tuesd:.y afternoon in ingh lomt on business. Mr. J. F. Erwin. of Ju ian. gars Ths Patriot a call while In the ' rt..- Tuisday. Judge Jan.es E. Boyd is iji Ashe-viiie this week i residing over a special term of United states Dis-trict court. Mrs. s. B; Denny an 1 children, of Wl Bon, aitj In the eil> on a visit to Mr.■. Denny's parents. Mr. and Mrs, L.. L. Hart is. The ix>..to:fice department vaster-day Lunounotd Use appointment of Mr. L. R. Xoah as Postmaster tt Battle Giocnd. Messrs. J. F. Jordan, Nell Filing-ton, S. I.. Gilaser and R. R. King ire spending a few days at Manchester oa a DshinS trip. County Auditor Bavi "son is r<cov-ering from an illness that h.s kept him confined to his home on Doug-las street fo- several d vs. Mr. and Mrs. MeBile p. Troy fcnd two young sens, of London. En,land, arrived in Greensboro Tuesd: y on a visit to Mr. Troy's mother, Mrs. D. B. Troy. Rev. Dr. .Melton Clark and Ber. S. M. Rankiu are In Burlington issist- Ing an a simultau ous revivs] meet-ing being conducted at six churi h-t's iik that town. The monthly meeting of the Guil-fcrd County Medical Society that was to have been held today has i postponed until next Thursday. It will be held in High I oint. Mrs. E. W. l.yon and daugliter, Mrs. Fran is l.olaies. left last night Ion a visit to rei .th..- in Wisconsin. Fed.ral Reserve Eosid Appointed. , Mr. I.yon. will join them later and U'ashin.toe. .May I.—Pr si lent , they expect to locate in the v7e*t> Wilson tonight lta.l selected tie five Mrs. .1. It. I'ear.e is quite aiek tt men who. together with the secre- her home on Fifth avenue. Her bio h-tary of the tie Bury, \V. G. McAdoO. ers, t•tatt^ Auditor W. P. Wood, o? and. the comptroller of the currency, ; Ratehjl, ami Mr. T. J. Wood, of School Board Election. The election held Monday to fill' vacancies on the Gullford graded school board, at Guilford College, re-sulted in the election of Mr. D. W. Llndley to succeed himself and of Mr. W. H. Blaylock to succeed Mr. L. C. Huffines. Senator IAFollette laid before the senate Tuesday what be declared was evidence of a widespread con-spiracy to intimidate, coerce and control the interstate <ommerce com-mission to grant Eastern railroads the 5 per cent freight rate inert, ase tor which application is pending. President to Remain in Washington. President Wilson will camp out this summer. Not in Xew- Hamp-shire, with his! family, nor on tha shore of a river, but right on the .White House let. The little tei t that has for many summers shelte-ed fiom the suns rays the White House ladies and their guests, cither at te s or sew-ing bees, will be pres.ed into sei-vice this year by the president him-self for a very different use. Th« ladies will be in New Hampshire most of the summer, and the pres-ident hopes to do much of his work within the four canvas walls. The president's advise.s have urg.Q him to take plenty of fresh air. This had much to do with his deci-sion to spend the busy part of tl'.'i day in the tent The little cloth John Skelton Williams, are to IOJII-pose the fed ral n serve board. Ail of those selected had Dot V t accepted, so f..rmai announcement will not lie ma.'.e for another day or two. The men to whom the presi-dent has offered i laci s are: Richard Olney, of Boston, Mas-., former sscre a y of state under 1 r< s idenl Cleveland, to he governor of "f.ie bottn!. Paul Moritz Warburg, of New York, member of the banking fltm of Kuhn, I-oeb & Co. Harry A. Wheeer, of Chicagc, vice president of the Union Trust Company of Chicago, and former president and organist r Of the United States of Chamber Of ('mi-ni, pee. / w. P. G. liar. ing. of Birmingham, Trinity, t idted her a few davs ago. Mrs. Andrew oy er w :.t to vVib ining on ye. te day aite. no n In re-aponse to a mess ge announcing the critical illness of her broth T in-law. Dr. I). W. Bulluck, who died last night. The Gre-isboro baseball beam lost two of the series of three games* playe I in Asheviile Mond :, r. and yesterday. The beam will be in Wln-ston-Salem fLr the remainder of l.le w,- <. Dr. and Mrs. George A. sbam who moved from Greensboro to Spray some years ago, have returned to this city and are o--< u| yin_- their ban Isome residen •■ on West Wash-ington street. Mrs. Bar! J. Harold has gone '■■ Indianapols, md. to visit relai Ala., president of tho First National ani attend a confer nee of the wo- Hank of Birmingham, and one of the leading bankers (f the South. The fifth member is from the Pa-cific coast and is believ. d to be Dr. A. c. Miller, of San Francisco, i ss s-tant to Secretaiy Lane, of the in-terior department. He is an eco-nomist and aa authority on tinaiice. Mr. Olney has notified President Wilson that he cannot accept the ap-pointment as governor of the re-men's mission ry sot ieties of the Friends chu* b iu America >h» la aceompaEled ty her two daughtew. Mr. j. R. Garrett, a well known farmer and influential citlStn of Rocklngham county, died jesterday at his home 10 miles east of Reids-rl le at the age of ■; 1 years. He waa a brother of Mr. T. J. Gem tt and! Mrs. Eliza Lynch, of Greensbo o. Memorial .-ervicts wi 1 be h<dd at Friedens Evau^e ical Butheran serve board, stating that he does church the fifth Sunday in May. An not feej able to undertake the duties of the position at his advanced age. addcess will be made ty Mr. ( harles A. Hines, of the Greensboro bar. It is hoped that everybody will bring a contribution to aid in keeping ui« the cemetery. Mr. William C. Lyon, a Greens-boro boy who is making ids mark in has been Ed. Moore, colored, who shot three other colored men—DeWlU Lampkin. Ed- Scales and Tom Craig —in a fight on East Market street i the newspaper business. a few weeks ago, has been sent j called from the managing editor's-to the city convict camp to serve | desk of the Charlotte Chronicle to house will be situated in the flower sentences aggregating four yeas, j New York to take a responsible po-garden, which gets the river breeze '.His trial was postrcned until this] j sition with the Associated Press, the week on account of the conci-ion of Igreatest news gathering association one of his victims, who was dis- : in the world. The Charlotte papers when there is one. About 100 delegates are attending the North Carolina Lutheran Syncd. Which met in Burlington yesterday. Tha opening sermon was preached by thet president. Rev. M. M. Kin-ard, D. D., of SaHsbury. . charged from the hospital only few days ago. The new First Reformed church of High Point was dedicated Sunday. Rev. L. A. Peeler is the pastor. say that Mr. Lyon s splendid work In that <fty attracted the atten-tion of the officials of the Asso-ciated Press and secured for hint: the portion, he has taken at the as-lutHtlfHI't headquarters.
Object Description
Title | The Greensboro patriot [May 7, 1914] |
Date | 1914-05-07 |
Editor(s) | Underwood, W.I. |
Subject headings | Greensboro (N.C.)--Newspapers |
Topics | Context |
Place | Greensboro (N.C.) |
Description | The May 7, 1914, issue of The Greensboro Patriot, a newspaper published in Greensboro, N.C. by W.I. Underwood. |
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The
one-es
as
rash-give
and
ismpuy
e"sbc
of Every
of Gooca
and
ceo**, urn
3BLE
Hotel
M. D.
lar, Noje
UtUKY
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THE I '-. REENSBORO PATRIOT % PUBLISHED FVFRY Mnwn4V Aiun *UIM«««.
ESTABLISHED 1821
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY
GREENSBORO, N. C, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914
VOL. 93—NO. 37
MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS
AFFAIRS CF FU=LIC INTEREST I
c. AIM ATTENTION OF
THE BOARD.
■
■
ting <>f the county
is held Monday and
s attended by- all
. of the hoard. In ad-l
routine of busi-passing
on bills, re-i
the board act-oad
petitions and
eleUHon to bo held
■s t iwnahip sleci 1
.in June 9.
G. 0. Mayee and
were exemi ted from.
poll taxes on ac-
;■ mitii S.
:• red that the juro:s
for the civil term
• ill was to have
May 11. be o-der-
■ two weeks' te.ni
S. No calendar h ta
r 'lie May term and
i
' s a.! pointed road
Suraner township to
i Kirkman, who re-
- fUed asking for a,
. Moreheed township,
p >:::t on tin- Battle
• ir Mr. Coggins'
running south by
■ ■ and along the
Coggins and Carl
along said line bt-
•- ami j. A. Case.
• ■ between -Mrs. J.
J '■'. S. Komrey, thence
s bouse and on the
Mrs, Y'ounts and the
• se (arm, thence along
etwi en Mrs. Vonnt-s and
!•> the public roadi
• nsboro to Cui'fo.d
■ 1c Crei k township
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run in ., A . ..-.. :t
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to begin at the Dover
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R. S • orner
line, thence
■ line t, William
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ome up for ac-
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tb ■ petition
for Ihe open-
0 d in Friendship
it the inters c-
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the i ii s of
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at the sand.
the brick house
Coopei place,
struct* a lo ad-
Ihe fii st Wonday
- - on whi b the
• e n pt Id.
ted a petition tiled
iV■■ t• ess town-
• ta district ask-
: e held on the
•-. I of bonds
■I improvement,
ordered to be held
• n si hool build-me
:•■
appointed regie-
N'eelley and Watt Ei-
■ Anted poll holders.
book was ordered
1 / Until Saturday,
I
of Dr. William .\r.
lb off* er, for ths
' showed 34 inmates
r home and si* at the
(The number of |o-
■ work house has been)
I lerably since the ad-e
recent criminal
' ' There an* over 60
sons, fumigated 43 rooms, examined
one insane person, attended two |