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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-02-15
M Nj. CHILD - CO.,

OFFER THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE
One three-story Brick, front yard, No. 2lO West
Tenth street, possession at once.
ond three-story Brick, No. 42l E. Sixth street, will
be sold q bargain.
one three-story Brick, front and side yard Sixth
and Washington Streets splendid home.
One three-stOry Brick, No. T. Fourth street, In
good repair; (or Will rent)
one two-story Brick, with side yard; within two
squares OF City Railway Depot
TWO elegant two-story Bricks with Mansard story
no. l4OO and l4O2 Broome street, with ali modern
one elegant Market street property, one-half Of
the purchase money may remain.
one three-story Brick on second street, between
West and Washington.
That splendid house and lawn, No. gD7 Delaware
avenue, with all the modern improvements, terms
easy.
One three-story Brick nouse, on Orange street,
between Eighth and Nipth, 5000.
One three-stOTy house, No. W. Fourth street
between Jefferson and Madison.
:, A Frame Louise and lot Union street near Front
Price 3, 200.
One three story brick. W. sixth street, near JET
fersun, with side and front yard.
one small farm OF sixty acres, In Brandywine
Hundred, viii either sell Or exchange for improved
a farm in Bucks county, Penns Manor, OF 100
acres superior land, terms Accommodating. Apply
ani No. ; i, " w. Seven sova1t i street ire.
ENOR SALE OR RENT-A two-story brick "a
A. factory, with Is horse engine and boiler lsiH
IN I Psrieg,, order Apply at at, ,,nnr,, eurn
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE.
| will sell TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES No
1919 1915. 1917, 1879, and 1921, Chestnut Street
Three TllREE-STORY BRICK HOUSES, No Tl0
I23, and 1888. West Ninth street.
-Four TMO-STokY BRICKS, No. I'll, T25, T2l and
129 West Ninth Street.
ONE LARGE TWo-SToRY BRICK, with Mansard
roof, corner OF Del Avenue and Rodney Street
The above property il offered al Private sale un-
III January 10th, 1878, at prices below what ID can
be built for at this time, Terms will he lseral
dec.2l-n Apply to JAMES BRADFORD.
IGOR sALE-Wilmington City Loan for sale by
II A. fl. 9RIMSHAW,
hovSO-t No, 4, W. THIRD ST.
TNoR sAI4E-A splendid building lot al the corner
H. OF Br Iome street aud Gtlpin avenue 90 feet
'front.' by ITO feet deep. For terms, DC, apply to
M, Nj. CHILD a CO.,
No. 4, W. Seventh street.
hoV2i-u Wilmington, Del.
LNOR SALE-Reoelyng daily large supplies OF
H. Timothy, nay baed; both by water and ran,
Also, hay loose by the ton from wagons, by
sCATpERGOUD ALLEN
loo w. Front st.
N. B.-Persons leaving their orders can he sup-
Pheu az tne hhortest notice. noY12-i
NNOR SALR-The handsome residence No. "a
u 1901 Delaware avenue cor. OF Harrison -
street: Apply TO lelb-tf j. p. MCLEAE.
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MUTINY ON SHIPBoARD.-Last night the bark
Nelson, outward bound from Philadelphia,
touched at New Castle, when three OF the crew
mulinied and came ashore. They were arrested
and taken before Esquire Vandiver, who COM
mitted them to jail until the sailing of the ves-
sol. They alloge in defense of their action
that the captain refused them fire in the fore
cngtle
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AID ooHaERcIAL.
MERELY MENTIONED.

EH-A Fragrant Breath and pearly teeth are easily
attained and those who fail TO avail themselves OF
the means, should not complain, when accused OF
Rross neglect The S0zoDoHT will speedily eradi-
cate the cause of foul breath, beautifying, pre-
serving the teeth to old age.
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RECONSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,

A ply to A. t. SCOTT, Room No. Q, =. W. corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
TENDER 10th, at IN O'Clock. Hepo-ly
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EY-Geo p. RotreH ee Co.'s Advertising Agency,No
ii Park Row. New York, receives advertisements
for all the newspapers In the United states, at the
lowest cash rates furnishing circulars and estimates
free.-Brooklyn (k. D.l Times. 1t is q model busi-
ness house. They give more for the money than
any other house In the world.-City Item, Philadel-
NH pa
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To The Editor Of Hte Commercial:
In regard to the representations made by Irene
Fulmele to the Legislature, l want the public to
know that if the Legislature knew as much about
her as do, they would give her the divorce, and
be glad to get rid of her.
WILMINGTON. Feb. H.
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EW-A Eels Fsrgn.-Mr James NJ. Bryan and Ed
win r. Bradley have formed a Co-partnership in
house and sign painting, their numOer being Gle
Market street. they are young men OF Industrious
habits and understand their business. Tho nrln
name is Bryan Bradley. Give them call
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Masonic Temple--Leeture by @. G. Burr
House for sale-R. q. Springer.
Removal--Roller Skating Assemblies.
Public sale of stock-Jacob Richardson.
Funeral notice.
MISUNDERSTANDING Il Shaw.
City demonstrations parties.
Public sale of stocks. ID. Townsend.
DR.. TUFTS Medlcines-Special notice.
CarpQts--Granville Worrell.
Goods at private sale-James Waters
Key winders-E. @. Thompson.
Opera Librettos- Robelen q Bro,
Sozodont-City Item.
W. Il W. X. Bonds-M. M. Child Il Co.
Large sale Of stock-W. ID. Cornog.
Registers Order.
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PAPER1Na THE NEW HOTEL p RLoRs.-The con-
tract for papsring the parlors of the Clayton
House has been granted to J. ii. " G. II. Green
man, of this city. They enter at once upon the
performance of the work.
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TEACHERS MEET1Na-The teachers and Bible
schoars of the Union NJ. L. Sunday School will
meet, this evening, at the house of Cyrus Stern,
Ill Market street, for the mutual study of the
International Bible lessons.
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DWELLING SOLD. NJ. M. Child Il 90. have
sold for James Scott, Esq, the latters fine house
at the s. w. corner Of 9th and West streets, to
James H. Beggs. Price not made public.
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RANKING HOUSE OF
JOHN M'LEAR g. SON,


No. COZ Market Street, VIII, Del.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
anees, SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT. spe-
cal arrangements made for time deposits, make
COLLECTIONS in all parts Of the United States
and oanadas, and execute orders for STOCKS and
BONDS
We deal in Government Bonds, and in the fellow
nrst-class Railroad Securities, which we can re-
commend for safe Investment from a thorough
knowledge OF their character and value, viz;
AORTHkRR PACIFIC 1.aU
LAND GRANT GOLD BONLS
RILHINGTON t WESTERN
r! r. 1870 CURRENCY BONDS,
and WILMINGTON Dc REA DING
r. n. SECOND MORTJA On BONDS.
Any of the NEW LOANS on the market furnish-
ed to purchasers free OF commission. u, s. 8 2,s
Delaware State Bonds, &C., taken in exchange ut
full market Rates.
Foreign Exchange furnished to purchasers In
sums to suit, negotiated throughout Europe. Bus-
ness and Commercial paper negotiated.
dec,26-4mw JOHN MoLEAR d SON,
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TALKS or MovING.-The baptist Tisitor, pub
lished at Wyoming by Rev. o, +. Hippo, comes
to us in an entire new Dress and is now beau
tiful periodical. DR.. f. talks Of leaving Wyo-
ming, and announces that the Visitor will here
after be published either in Wilmington or Bal
tmore.
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E%-IRe RiTest and sweetest Cod Liver on Is Haz-
ard l. Caswells made on the ssa shore, from fresh,
selected nvers, by Caswell, Hazard Co New York.
1t is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have
once taken t prefer 1t all others. Physicians have
decided 1t superior 10 any OF the other oils IN mar
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Guild SMoTHERED.-A colored woman in the
employ of Zadoc Townsend, residing on the
South Side oyerlaid her child in her sleep, night
before last, and smothered it. The accident was
not discovered until about O'Clock in the morn
po
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MORE MANUFACTURES AT New CAsILE.-J. e.
Janvier has sold 8 acres OF land on Vine street,
New Castle, to a gentleman for manufacturing
purposes. We could not learn the name OF
the purchaser or what the nature Of his enter
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2Mtuersbip alutiffs.
Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Eo-PARTNERsIIP NOTICE.
We, the undersigned have, this day formed a co
partnership in the ice business. The firm name will
be Walton James.
HOWARD p. WALTON,
b. JAMES.
Having this day admitted into co partnership, H.
James, and thankful for past patronage | hope nv
friends and customers will continue to deal with
the new firm. HOWARD T.. WALTON.
February It'll, 1873 febS-Gt
A No-PARrNERSnIP NoTlCE.-I have, this day
associated Waller ID. Bush with me in the
Frelghtlng and Goa business, under the firm name
Of Geo. W. Bush 4 Son.
GEORGE W. BUSH.
The new firm respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage of the public, generously given to
the old tlrm. CSC. W. BUSH Is SON.
WILMINGTON, February /, 1873.
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fur SALE.
OWNERS OF IA. EARNS MS pzoprerY

lars and fee OF 81, can have them advertised and
otherwise negotiated without mourning any further
expense until business Ii effected. Commission ~
per cent JOHN n. EVEN, Real Estate Broker,
80 Nassau b., New York.
RRFEREEoss-G. T. Bonner Il Co., 70 Broad street
New York; James Buchan a Co., 100 Elizabeth st
New York. jan23-1m
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EY-CHA RLES RABIhoRT, No. 10 Vest Eighth So
lAllmnnd Bnildlng.l End door from shllIeY.

7
for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoei
made TO order and warranted. well selected
stock of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and CATER
Just received, which will be sold az very reasonable
prices
Repairing will be done neatly and durably.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


r
TRAINS LEAVE w1MINGroN
FOR PAilGdsEphsa--.l.s5 GA5, $50 s.1O, 1880 g. m.
1880, AGO. 400, $50, tia 1920 p. IN. Sundays
$50, p. m
For Rsts York-Ls5 q. IN. 1880 and $50 p. m.
For BcltimOrs-ls.b9 aOs and 1909 q. m. Las ana
b.1T p. m.
For he pela,sart R R-19bS. $40 and 1910 q. m.
625 p. m. No Sunday trains,
For Nels Castis-i2.SO, B4O, 1910 a. M, and 1.sO,
6.26 pm.
For cOatesvflle-ss0, A. M.and 8 and P. N. The
1rBt two run through TO Reading,
For ". e W. n, R-tMarket St, Depot,l s.2b
1910 a m, and bsb p. m
E LKAyK PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
1910 SEQ, and le4b a. M; 121b 1880, $50, 400
500, $50, 10.l5 and ll3O p. N. Sundays lolb,ls ..
m. y
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From Delaware r. R.-s.0O from New CaA ae,
1918 a. m 3b5 800 and 1890 pm Cfhe two lat ter
are freight with passenger car attached)
From W. d r. R-Sib and lilo, a. m. and s.lb
D. m. The SIS al m. only runs from Coatesville.
From Philadelphia-12.49, o., $50 a. m 1900
LIB, 2O5, $40 607, 6.1S, 500 1890. Sunday l242 a
nom W. d ". X. R-(Narket st., DepoD 1855 a.
M, 215 and n.lO IN.
sg- See time tables for further particulars
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OTIOE.

NJ OTIOk,
ne would call especial attention 70 our new sy ~
OF pictures Of "GEltMAN FlNlSHI' .WMGh w
not think are surpassed in this any other cous
-many thousands OF which are In this clsy' anu avs
Their quality we give genera reference
n, q W. 9AkRkITI
no Market kHesh
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SilfttntI SaIss.
OoLE q MILLER.

nCLE q MILLER.
Heal Estate Agents, Auctlon.
Ne. sos Market Street, nbsvs s,.a
9u WILMINGTON, DE,
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Eost sHd :tFnnud.

N z REWARD-Lost on Thursday evening, in
Ip6b West street, a small black and tan ~
terrier bitch, with red collar; no name. =a.-@=n
Return to MRS. HENRY PEPPER
feb14-Bts cor. Eighth and BroOme.
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aFaatfd.

UTANTED-h partner with S1,b0O in e. cd pay
w ing business. Reference given and required
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Almond Building,
feb5-tf Eighth and Market streets.
UYANTBD-A purchaser for one of the best ar
Wv ranged museums, In point OF numbers that
can be found consisting OF birds, animals, reptiles
&c, from ali PARTS OF the known world. Also,
fine collection Of life size wax figures, correct like
nesses OF some of the most cruel and mysterious
murderera and other noted characters in war. crime
and history, on record. Also very rare collection
of other wonderful curi0sites Of great interest," this
ls chance seldom met with.
Old or young that have not seen the Museum
should not fall TO DO while al opportunity IL af
fOrded IL is open for inspection from 7, A. M, till
10, p. M, No. 2OT and 200 W. Fourth street, Will
mlngton, Del. .-
jan1-2m W. II. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
VTANTED-
w CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price Will be paid. APP
ply to p. HASS0N,
end and Orange Streets,
oct 29-d&w,r Wilmington, Del
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WILMINGTON, Feb. Is.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-02-27

A PLEASANT SU RPRIsE.-On Satur.
day evening quite pleasant affair
took place at-the room of the Ravenna
Silver Cornet Band. The +" boys" had
met for the purpose of practice. After
having played few pieces the pro.
ceedings were interrupted by the ed
itor Of this paper, who briefly addressed
Mr.. Kellogg, the Leader of the Band,
concluding By presenting him, on. be-
half of the members of that orgaHiza-
ton. with splendid Silver Eb Cornet
which had been manufactured by their
order expressly for him. This mani
festation of the esteem of his associ-
ates quite over come him, for he was
taken entirely by surprise, he not
having had the least intimation that
anything of the kind was on foot. 1t
was the inteRtioilto have had the pre-
sentation made on Thursday evening,
but the instrument did not arrive in
time. 1t bears the following inscrip-
ton neatly engraved upon the bell:
Presented by the
Members of the Ravenna Band, to
A. L. KELLOGG, Leader! !
Feb'y 20, 1873"
Made by the Boston Musical
Manufacturing Co."
Its cost delivered here, we under
stand. was about $50.
1t is splendid gift and most wor-
thily bestowed.
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SUFFTELD.

Correspondencs. "a
The only excitement prevailing here
at present is the disposal of the Post
Office. 1t is conducted at present by
Democrat, who appears to give good
satisfaction so far as the duties of the
Office are concerned, but not at salts
factory to the small Radical party
here. Some four years ago the Office
was held by Democrat, till q candi-
date returned from the war, wounded
of course! He was shot in the heel,
30 you may guess from what direction
the deadly missile came: He was,
previous to this time, Democrat, but
promised to reform, and our sanity
Representative rewarded him with a
thirty-five dollar Post-ofiice. He
Thought proper to leave some time
past, and deputised another of the
+" trooly loil" party to fill his place:
AS Democrats we had no business to
find fault, and the Radicals seemed
satisfied with him till .reeently.-
Amongst great many dishonest and
nnmanly little frauds, as the auction
eer says, too numerous to mention, he
formed club for the Cleveland Her.
aid, andrascording to report, he pock-
eted the money. The subscribers got
two or three papers and then the editor
of the Herald shut down on them.
The paper was stopped, and, to use a
mild expression, there was hell to
pay in the Radical lines when they
found their paper was stopped. About
two weeks before leaving our hero
seemed to indulge freely in Patent
Medicine left with him and p artner on
commission. They call it atomic Cor
dial" This medicine is strong enough
to give eloquence to temperance lec-
turer. He disposed Of the fluid and
secreted some forty of the bottles, in
tending, no doubt, that his copperhead
partner should bear half the expense
of renovating his ''loil" stomach.
The parties that are now cores
ponding with Garfield about changing
the Post -office,a are continually begging
for q compromise between the parties
for Township Offices, claiming that
the minority ought to be represented
The Post-ofiice here is the only Office
they can hold, and they take pretty
good care to keep it in the ranks
though it is only worth fhirtysfive
dollars year. hope our Democrats
of Suffield will remember the Post
Office when the RAIDS want TO conlpro-
mise. ROVER.
Suffield, Feb. 10, 1873.
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SENATOR sPATTERsoN did not decline
the calito the Presi dency o the Ohio
Agricultural College and is'Profess-
orslIip Of Moral Q Philosophy, buf
waited oiibel informed by the Ohio
iBoafdnof Agriculture that they. had
reconsidered and cancelled the offer.
ap,,opos.SoT q, So lob -
;isJiang Nye, like sother blessings,
brightens as he takes 9his flight, On
hearing of Mr.. Pattersoiias purpose to
go before ztheE Poland Conliiiittee
again end saexplaian his letter Of JAN
uary A; 1873, to Oakes An,es, Jim
stfolled lovef to thenNew Hampshire
Senator's desk, slapped ohim aon the
back, and uttered winged words as
follows; Patterson, j, / wanted to
take out patent for a tdaAAd 1901, ia
send you toitte Patent office for npy
model" bia7 $50 nsIW .ss5aiig3a -
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Correction,
W1NDHAM, O., Feb. 2l, Is,

WINDHAM, O., Feb. q, 1873.
Mr.. EDITOR: Inotice in last week g
"PREss" that the Garrettsville CORES
pondent used my name as the person
who read an essay before the Dairy
mems Convention, held at that place.
"Let honor be given to whom honor
Is DUE" l would say that am not
a dairyman, never did like to milk
cows except when l first learned the
art. / am glad to know however that
the Farmers and Factorymen are con-
sulting together i'm regard to the man.
ufacture of milk into butter and
cheese, for have 10 buy the said pro-
duct for my own use, and sometimes
[ get an article not very palatable.
| wish every person that made butter
and cheese was obliged to stamp their
names on every lot they sold. "What
is worth doing at all is worth doing
WELL" Would it not be we'll for those
who do not make merchantable ar
ticle. to sell ont and go west, and try
their skill at something else. l am
rather depressing from what wished
to correct in the correspondence. 1t
was, am informed Frank. II. Snow,
instead of F. d. s., who wrote the es-
say. +. d. Snow.
p. S.-There is stock company
formed at this place, for the purpose of
drilling well at the center. One OBJ
ject is to get flowing we'll for water
ing stock, &C., as the wells near the
center have been very short OF water
for the past two years, and another
object is to see If there is not large
vein coal. They have drilled down
about so feet. Prospects are encour.
aging for coal. f, ID. 8.
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A Coop BUsINEss.-At the recent
Northeastern Ohio Poultry Show held
at Youngstown, Mr.. Frank Ford OF
this town exhibited some of his fine
fowls, among them were Dark Brah-
mas, Cochins, including Bluffs and
White, Creve Coenrs, Polish, Ham,
burgs, Bantams, Bronze Turkeys,
Geese. Ducks, Pigeons, &c. He had
probably the finest show of fowls on
exhibition and received the largest
number of premiums. He was award
ed thirty-two 1st premiums, amount
ing to Sl0S; ten I'd premiums amount
ing to 500; seven Sd premiums, ST, 90
and eighteen specials, sos; total,
$4,000. I
Mr.. j. c. Long, Jr., OF this place, re-
ceived the first premiums on the fol-
lowing breeds of Pigeons: Pouters
Black Carrier. Tarbits, Blue Fan-tails,
Red Fan-tails, Swallow, German
Nuns, Ark Angels, and Jacobins.
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FINE MoNuMENrs.-There have r.

FINE MoNUMENTs.-Ther have re-
Gently been several very fine Granite
Monuments erected III the Ravenna
Cemetery. Among them is one OH
the lot of Mr.. Henry Beecher, deceas-
ed, erected by the Patterson Monu-
nent Works, of Hartford, Connecticut
which is very substantial and elegant.
1t is of American Granite. The base
is Granite, five feet square, with shaft
20 feet high, the whole weighing 10000
pounds.
Messrs. Dodds s. Caskey, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Xenia, Ohio, have put
up on the lot of Capt. John b. Cole
man, deceased, fine Scotch Granite
Monument. Also, one for Capt. C.
A. Mason, Scotch Granite Monu-
ment at the grave of his son, Edgar O..
Mason.
A. MCCLINTocK, of this place, is
Agent for Messrs. Dodds s. Caskey.
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CoURT Is still in session. The fol-
lowing is an abstract of the business
transacted since orr last issue:
James Neweemb We ID. ID. Hummis-
ton & al. Tried to Court. Judgment
for plff. tor Sl26s IS and costs. Or
dered that in default of pasmen
within ninety days, real estate here
toiore attached be sold by Sheriff to
satisfy the same. G. F. Robinson for
plfI.; Stuart & Maxson for defts.
James Newcomb VS. ID. ID. Hummis-
ton. Settled. PHI. TO have judgment
for $469 II as claimed in petition
Sale stayed for ninety days. James
e. Ellie to give warrantes deed to O..
F. Robinson in trust for whomsoeyer
Hummiston shall direct. Hummiston
TO, have 80 days in which, to pay
Judgment, and when SO done to have
full title TO said property. 1t not re-
deemed execution and order of sale
to issue, and said deed to be void.
Said Ellis to commence no lawsuits
against said Hummiston until the ex-
piration of said. time. d. b. Robinson
tor plff. Stuart & Maxson for defts,
| J Smith Hah vs Joseph N. Hall. Tried
to Court: Ordered and decreed that
plaintifE re4oyer OF defendant the
premises described in petition, also
$3.50 90 damages for the unlawful
tw;.hbold;nO of the nre,,,;ss. and his
Ecosts of spit M SinnarrtI rtIIad Iand q n
l.Rob,,sof, ri. mfr lE,t.h;ns a Thomas
for daf. ayd-l. = q 8 SIS = ,-eI -,
- 70. -. sa 4. -. 40 % afa ,aia
ps,.. T.;, - $50. 80 - a..
m.nt -. ~. g.. x1os o.. .s.s -
mr.. mr., d.,n..a s..o.S ..;.'. a,,o-ss -
~, f,,;nas ashoas = sSoo.. Pei ws,, {,
Rnggles for nIey aiH,tct,;,s s,Tbomas
for defts.. ~
Jsns. Eo-s,t,,l :. 1s...uaasss,, T.
., :, D;sm;ssa,. =, aasandan,s oosts
Hmchins q TIIo1uIlas for Pldc.I. q q j.
80 +. o....i 80 pa,a.,.a p...os,,isH 1,a..s
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