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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
Hon mIlis aaFdner at waterloo.

say eii the Important Issues of this cam
paignn Don't miss hearing him.
Hon Minis tiardner as waterloo.
WATERLOO, OHIo; Oct. 30th.
EDS HEsAth:
Pursuant to an order Of the oninlittee,
the Republicans of Waterloo and vicinity
held d Hleetihgat the SrhUcl building i'll
this place Oct. %. The meeting was
well attended ai,1 afFef the neeessa-
ry prelimiuaries, the Hon, Mills Gard
ner, Congressman elect, proceeded to adj
dress his audience Upon che political isst;cs
Of the present eaihpaIgn: The body of the
speakers fetllarks was BASEL upon the
premise that the cardinal differences be-
tween tive parties, twenty years ago and
those that Separate them to-day are iden-
ticalIy the same, Viz: tile ddJtrine of
''States Rights" The arguments Wefe
well arr:nged apd produced with the
speakers usual degree Of emphasis; anil
were received with enthusiasm by his
hearers. Space will not permit us to
comment upon the discourse, nor indeed,
is it necessary; suffice it to say that ''IIe
OBtIcu ais iuUNlLl anu lltSiL say =
ing,''
We believe that tile same power Of
th0ught, the sauae desree of energy, the
same patriotic zeal, for the perp@tuarion
Of true Republican principles, that char
dttefize him lis Il citizen at home, will
chafactefise him rs Il representative i'll
the balls of Congress:
JAMhs GRAiAaf, Chairman!
DR.. J1GoBs, Secretary.
Sta anton Etems
STATION ONO, Oct. 3Oths
| Arrivals from the Centennialarc h,ii1lef-
Gus.
Farmers nave commenced gathering
their corn.
J. Diamond returned frUih the Cer-
tenit,l last Tuesday. Jack says it "pays.' -
IL. B. Cole is tearing DOWN the ffBnt di-
vision Of his dwelling, preparatory fot
building new hotel in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Conner returned
from the Centennial Saturday evening.
Measrs, Martin aud William Rowe start
ed for 1deLean Co., Illiiois, yesterday
morning, called there by.the severe illness
of Mr.. W's father.
Farmers complain Of their c5rff r6ttihs
and moulding in the shock, caused chief
ly' by eitttifsg sshen too green.
Messrs. NJ. T. stncEey, 4: T. Kennedy
L, II. Mark and Geo: Priddy, after visiting
the principal eastern cities, Arrived hdinc
On Thursday Of last week.
Concord premises d naaj6rit# for Hayes
at-tlle ubtiiing g-eleetl5h.
4 Calvin IIjlihes drives J. N. Rowe's prs
duce wagon during w. T. AtitcHeHeris
absehee!st the Centennial.
Soilez me 1ea1iHg Democrats OF tHI:
tdldmmf aav-thay can't go Tildel
and are g5iIg to vote for Hayes. D;
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

LAST YEAR, notwiths sanding harl tima.i
and many other difficulties. the School was e.
tabi iahesi amt naintiiineh, reaching an fe"rage
pnTblihentd di thirty six pnd closed with an ~ .
ttlieht Institute iGriti df forty one MANY OF the
best teachers 6f ! Cdurty being present
The sch0ul is IinY d6i,i5 jetter wGFk and Offer
ing better ndFandEtS than eT er bGf6re especi;tl-
ly in the C,dtiilom Branches
Tnnse who wish to prEfAre for th4ching br
busintSs, or for the highest success in any cah-
ing. can not do better than attend
Ny good frIeIitts. feIy tphn yUur iiiteliIgetice
" tti the KiessiilE Of bstse1cent pfoFtdcncc Ne
sAA and TiUE bliTld Hp Une.df the BEST Normal
eellSYirs - y 'le '1"et 9 titIpPkS istiheina1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
GHERlFF's SALE.

g. w BolfTs VS. 5 w BroySS
Hy virtue ol a vendi expouSS 70 ME directesl,
fr m the Court of Common Pleas OF Fayetts,
Ccuoty. Ohio and in Pursuance ot the com N and
thereof, Will expose EDS ofsr tor Sale al tGss
farm of S w. rrlWn in Madison toHtsAiTe
In said County. o. Monday the ISsh day az
November, A d 1876 st 10 o'clock m Of
said day, the following described properly. to-
Wit: -
One roam horse about I've years old. aud Csc
L bald face sorrel marc, about eight wears old
Tsken as the property OF ). W. Brown TO sat
ls5F thouhove eNecV ton.
/. Terms Of sale cash
J -GlSrs VI IS JonN'MTT1IKNS shNstR
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

There was a good attendance Of stock
men at the monthly sales on Tuesday, and
about 400 head of cattle on the market,
most of which were disposed Of at auction
or private atlts, prices averaging about 4c
per III. fine sales were the best for many
noiiths evincing Il revival in the cattle
Grade and i'll the interest in the monthly
sales. There was 1t good demand for good
feeding cattle or time, but the scarcity of
money had 4 dragging effect.
}. s. Foster, made tie following auction
sales;
}. F wild.nsu TO W. Ferguson, So
!l@:,l 3 ye.tr-oi.i cattle at 80 per he adj.
Same 70 J. d1ph.n<, 45heaa 2-year-oltls
II !; & peg ?3as.nl
Nrn. Merchant to " Robertson, ii
sc. 2s5ss:sS II e,20 80 pc: Isead. :
\. 4. Gray 10 Isaiah Brown, 20 2-year-
olls at $40 per head.
Same to }. ". sollars, IS head 3-year-
oIf$, ut $52 per head.
satne to Jesse Johnson, yoke of oxen,
%16l.
p. S. Collins sold some lots of cattle. OF
which we have no report.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

= For pair Of perfect fitting ,custom-
made boots, go to John 1rion d Co.'s
Their Glitter is tiptop.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
Personals.

Hon. Mills Gardner speaks at Lebanon
tonight.
F. D. Bradley is viewing the Ccnten-
nia this week.
Mr.. Lack Smith and sister-in-Iaw, Mrs.
Laura Smith, started for the Centennial,
and tour of the Eastern cities last Sat
urtiay.
Capt. Allen Hagler, DR.. S. G. Roberts,
II. II. Edwards, w. c. 1auzey and T..
Adams, are among our Centennial de-
partnres this week.
Mes<rs. O. W. Marshall, of the xe11a
Toych1tght, and MIR. Beverage, Of the Ga
zette, of that city, came over on the mar
row-gange excursion Tuesday, and made
/ our town a brief visit.
Col. 8. n. Yeoman and wife, Mrs. The0.
OglenId Miss Brittle Ogle, went to Hills
boro, Hast Sunday, to attend the funeral of
| the infant son Of Capt. and Mrs. j. A. o.
Yeoman, of Fort Dodge, Iowa. Its death
occurred on Wednesday of last week, at
Fort Dodge, and it was brought to Hills
horo, the former home Of Mrs Ycoman,
for interment.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

- NotliiHg adds ,myie to mans ab-
pearance than Il stylish, neat-t1tting pair
of boots. You tait get them cvGff TIME
you leave your ineashfB ut John irion e
CtT's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

cars for the Centennial, and were speed
ing gaily on their way before the brides
parents heard whisper of what was go-
ing on.
LOCAL NOTICES.
-- -----------
Mrs. Ustick and Want Dcnan will sell
their stock of fashionable millinery at
cost for the next thirty days, to close out
and quit business
K Call at Joe NJ. Mef.ean's aud get one
of those PeEft,saed Shells.
-Upholstering done at Cooks Furni=
ture stJre, No. McIsaan's BIstk.
Great bargains for cash-VanDenan
Il Gstiek will sell their entire stock ofGfy
goods for 80 days only, for cash.
NHmsca,
1000 drzeu Eggs, for which the highest
market price Will be paid in cash. at the +,
CLoSE BAKERY.
Call at Mrs. UStick & vanDeman' s
and see the bargains offered in Millinery
Goods. They W1I sell at cost for the
next 30 days.
Ektrs.eraimnrs rsnrEains
At JUhnIriOn Il Coz IS in Boots and Shoes.
Call and learn prices:
Munger IL Shocks expenses are less
than that of atty ether Merchant Tailor
Consequently; they can sell Suits much
cheaper. 50w6
Call on vanbeman Il Ustick and get
your surnlF Of Winter goods at cost for
cash:
On Saturday last, between the grocery
store of Geo. Dahl and the residence of
5. B. Yecnan; either On C6drtj Fayette
or North street, gold pen and black
HOLDER The finder vii! BIZ rewarded suit
ably bf iGatla& it at the HERALD office.
= Order your Winter suit of clothes at
j. Lights, His cutter is the best Il! WASH
ingtoh; aid will fit you III peFftEtidh:
= You cah set ii 4nnl Gvercoat, made
to ofderi at MtiDseF Is Shocks, for $2S--
Fdt=Bpaver, BONA
Large stock of Buiftlo Robes tit Vain
Deman Il Ustick's.
- john irioh S Co: have ii extra fife
stock of Ladies' Shoes at prices to suit
the times.
-IfdFav Blankets at VanDelnan &
Ustick's,
= Cheapest Suits iii Washington, at
Muhger & Shocks. 50w4
A sifsail son of Sir. Mrs. - was
found Oh Il back street Of this city; crying;
and WAS interviewed as to tile cause of
his lament his answer Wds, "Ma gave me
Sc Il -
teen ,titEEts, ut the Globe Bakeryj alid I
got III the wrong place, and they have
only given itie eleven tickets and one
loaf" Parents snould lie careful, and
explain to their Childfsii that the Globe
Bakery is in Melfih's Block, and san be
described IS the Bakery with tile big
Cake" in the window:
Munger q Sh06t will Hot be tiiduf=
sold by any one. Call aud learii ifiCes
before purchasing elswhere. 44w3
| = Lights stock of Merchant Tailoring
| goods is the largest aud most complete in
! this city, embracing all the latest STILES
;tnd finest qualifiest Prices lows
: Fall stock ST Uldttilts, Just feceifed, ut
Yeomah's; --latest styles: Cheap.
-=Bear and Wolf Robes ait vanDemait 6
| Ustick's,
For pair of perfect fitting custorh-
made boots, go to John 1rion d Co.'s
Their gtitter is tiptop.
Largest stock of Notions ever brought
to Washington ut VanDeman & Usticla 8
for CASH.
-==rlse targtst and finest stock IF Boots
ana sisr5,z; .rv. t.9r f51VsSs prices; arc tu
be found 1t J uft4t tri6n s. COS:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

=5lilie iar&tat and finest stock IF Boots
ana reffUs = ~! f5T!st prices; 5Frc to
be found At J 6ftrt tri6n & COS:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

Largest stock of Notions ever brought
to Washington ut VanDeman & Ustick's
for cash..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

RePSPt of Washington Union schools
for the VvsCk ending Oct. 2Ss 1876.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

-~Exalnine tanfetnnh & Estiek's stock
of goods within the next 30 days and
don't say they never offered you a good
bargniii,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

BEST quality of fresh BREAD, cakes and
pies, at the Cincinnati Bakery; Joe Me-
Leans block,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
rrus merIt VIII Win.

- 60 and see the new styles of Dress
Goods ut YeOifIan's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
!. John. 4 Ssnltsa, of rsIl4srtro,

faOn. John 4 Smith, of H8IItsEtrO,
viii speak at the Court House on Mon
day evening, Nov. 8th: Our citizens
should all be present. aud hear what their
old Representative in Congress has to
say en the Important Issues of this cam
paign Don't miss hearing him.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
QUA NEW RAILROAD.
First Train over the Dayton and
Southeastern!

The FsUAa nexF CO1ae4eted Between
Xemfa and VvasElinstOns and t1 be tn
Operation BsINVeen barton and Cf4ia-
IicoIAe by the Ist Of 3HnHary4 IS7F.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

OrdeFeds that tire tiHies for holCliHg the
Courts III the Fifth Judicial District be
published for fcir consecutive weeks, by
the several Clerks III the several Counties
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

Fall stock ST Cldthirg; Just fecefFed, ut
Yeomaf's; l;ltgst styles: Cheap.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
REPUBLICAN MEETING
Ar WASHINGTON.
Everybody Come ard Hear tile
Truth.

EIUsa sames L. hates. of CaE6Hab6a,
viii address the citizens of Washington,
at the Court House; tonight:
Come oHt5 everybody, and give him a
rotsins hotise, and hear good speech.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

BEAR and Wolf Robes ait vanUemaii 6
Eatirk's,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

= Lights stock of Merchant Tailoring
goods is the largest aud most complete in
tilis city, embracing all the latest STYLES
;lnd finest qualitiesi Prices lows
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

-IleaYe yoHr order with y. Baker for
snit Of Writer CLOTHES, If y6h want Il styl-
isl fit. He altFays Blakes that kind.
A big stock of OvercUats, at bard
times prices, at Yeol1ah'Ss
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
LOCAL NOTICES.

Call at Joe NJ. Mef.ean's and get one
of those PeEft,med Shells.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
L Q Q AL 1T ID M s

= Treasurer CARTS Is ready to receive
taxes,
Last Tuesday night was nallcw Fen.
The boys hhd their fun.
- County Commissioners meet in Dry Z
ular session nest Monday. ~
- ytar-tid child of Mr., John Cissr
died VI diptIieria last saturftioni the roof
- The weufher tbia ~ sfairs i 5,,S. 49,
favorable for tllef7 ardly replace
opposite on
Ion a Raigef
rnl.a iardss har .svan Dcman's.
ndlcss is an applicant
.,aII agency ON the d, S s. F.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

Light cutter always cut clothes to
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
sh 6Nb sUBDIvrs.6N.
THIRD sUBDItISs6 on:
EaUHTEE sUBDIvIsION

FH4NKL4N CorNTY-~JanuaTy 9th; ApFil
18th, September IIth.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

MADISON CeuNry-January 9th, Mdy
Ist, October 10th.
PIcNAwaY~FebFuafy 9Th, SIay 29th.
18th.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02
G GhERIFF'S SALE.

,IDIIN MILLIh N, SheFiff.
Gardner & Creamer AtJy's
OcuObber IA. 1876 pf $13 50 5gw5
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

HORSE Blankets at VanUelnan {
Ustirk's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-11-02

= Cheapest Suits iii Washington, &
Muhger & Shocks. 50w4
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
THE COURTS.
,,,,no,r coNRrNATToN OPPOSED.

STEAMBOAT COMBINATION OPPOSED.
In the suit of James NJ Watson against the
1,orlem and New-York Navigation Company ana inc
1toy,4sapla Steamboat Company motion was argued
yesterday before Judge Lawrence, IN supreme court
Smhers for tho continuance Of an injunction against
carrying into eject the agreement between the compa-
e 10 share the traffic Of the East River and its profits
Jbas beeu suect Of frequent comment that the boas
% the two companies starting from nearly adjoining
ts nj the same times in the habit OF racing To-
rether Last October an arrangement was made DC
teen the two companies that they should as far as
pobc use the same piers start their boats at different
t,mes and divide receipts Tho present SUIT Is
brought by q holder Of two hundred shares
Of stock OF the Morrisania Company, to set
osi1e this agreement claiming that II is combination
hin the eXprcss prohibition OF the statutes felhg 10
tr,nsportation companies. The defendants yesteludy
lmjtted number of atidayitts TO show that tue com
lination was one which would better serve te puDnS
e4d therefore not WITHIN such prohibition Inc plant
asEpd leave TO submit answering alndaVlts. Ju0ge
lawrence said he thought the only question was Whethr
fe directors OF the companies had the power 70 hho
snoh an agreement II the question OF puDnc pocy De
came an eement in determining that, ne wCld arrow
otber anidaYitts be submitted. Inc legal quesu9h
was then argued at length and the court s e
cision Albert CaTdOzO and Charles W DAYTON ,ap
reared for the plaintiff; H. H. Anderson for the haleln
npd New-Yogk Navigation CGmpanyi Samuel Lyon iof
TIE Morrisana Steamboat Company.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the suit Of Algie against Wood, on trial
beforc Judge Curtis in Superior Court Trial Term,
sealed verdict ordered yesterday afternoon.
In the case of John G. Stevens and others
against the New-York and oswego Midland Railroad
Company Judge Blatchford in the United States Circuit
Cort Yesterday decided that the movers should be al
lowed TO appeal the united states supreme Court IN
the name Of the plaintiffs in aehon on gyhg HOS& 1 M m
a6Hl.s{E' aSillg{' nom Inc pu''' 'D0 ''''''
A suit of John AdOlph against The Central
PARK. North and East River Railroad Company is on
trial before Judge sodgwiok in superior Court Trial
IN Avenue in August, 1885, a car Of the defendant
eaTeessiy ran into g. upsetting i and inurng lin He
iessness which csused the accident
In the suit of Pam and others against
Frederick Vilmar in which the plaintiffs recovered
Judgment for fOr $50 pounds OF human hair con-
signed to the defendant and afterward issued an order
o arrest against him, an application 70 release 1i IIon
arrest was argued yesterday before Judge Lawrence IN
supreme Court Chambers. Decision was reserved John
l. Lindsey appeared for the plantf Charles Wehie ior
the defendant.
The argument of the suit of the city against
The Union Ferry Company, reported in yesterdays
TRIBUNE was begun yesterday, before Judge Van Worst
in supreme Court Special Term but it being claimed
syerrng certain corporation ordinances an adjournment
was taken 70 allow amendment to the Rie2dinlgs l
man and Charles T. Miller for the Ferry Company.
Augustin DAILY obtained last Spring tenn
porary injunction against Henry j. Paulding, to restrain
the pasting OF Paulding's posters Dalys bboards
Paulding violating the Injunction, proceeding TO punish
him for contempt was instituted III Wlch eNJ Os
worth Is referee found that hnc Of $3.50, and ai I'M
prlsOnment OF 60 days, was proper. On TUESDAY the
defendant paid the hne and Judge Curtis IN superior
Court Special Tern thereuR0n released lm from the
remainder the penalty. $ IT. Oin appeared lOf the
plaintiff; Wm. + Howe FOR the defendant
The trial of the action of James IL. Caring
ton and others against Charles Ward and others, on
1ronissory note made in 1870 for 213 a. begun
before Judge Barrett yesterday in Supreme Court Cir
Gait Tho defense Is that the note wes gwen 10 the
plaintiffs on the sale OF stock of oils and that the plain
ts misrepTeseHted the character o. the oils On the
trial yesterday the turned chiefly On the qualify OF the
OILS sold by the CarringtODs TO the defendanEs Inc lat
ter have also set up counter clam, alleging mat az the
same time the CaringtOus agreed 20 60 out OF inc D
ness in tins city and Il here, ard nave not
kept that contract TO the damage of the defendants
which the plaintiffs deny. Tie case is still on
New-York tribune., 1876-11-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, NOV. ZJ.-IOe following cases htIo
argued in the sapreme Court yesterday;
ort error to he Circuit Court e defendant
% s1 Ss VI aro,s5 c ne SG sa%e & S his droTe q
M @ e ,ss way he vas 2tsq ts 70 geS eaa n N S bh e
rode changed While the tOp OF the car sudden
e ssspng Tsd was injured ior life The acton recover
eng fol biz injuries And the defense mas that nc was
sle and thus contributed 20 the injuries anu further
aspsa eontract printed on hs pass fhe Judgment
~ vss entitled 70 recover travelling upon he pass be held
agsoe wu r. Brown & J. D. Dye for plaintiff in errori a.
Ne ilo-J0nes~ AT. City Of Pensacola, and no. Ill
Sfoshon act aaAppea from tho Circgit Court for the
COMPANY th sonniapanI ASKING fst he city aathoriiies be
ssssea . ey tar 70 ray then The eoart sustained de
S 70 se bs on The ground ulat y eid nol SLOW esse
saf Sieh NE tax Is asked unconstitutional he demur
80 Ia'ses lhs question whether the present % %
We Old corporation, dissolved bys surrender Of its
ss Oyoved cannot Be sasstsd By legislative aeiiSa that
az lsis-t9Ie may destroy the oOCpeIs but Il cannot
nc 81 i9T 9 appellant 9. G. You1ge FOR appellee.
SIcsh Cortfgr Louisiana This ease Of MIRA Gaines against
o q me city u her action against the CITY Of New
Sl = f. bsaid on The question whether Nina Gaines Is 10
80 % VAT upon TIE surees until az ne objections
s iih n ne matter q OF property OF the city 20
~ ~ se eebt ksd been settled Her counsel contend that the
sa s Seen issued and returned unsatisiied The etys
~ sgsp made going behind the return Of the MARSHAL
~ nsst ihat they entitled % have the acton Of
investigated and sustained before they became
AL also that the garnishHent OF Mrs 0ainess credit
AZ ~ w uted them IN her place, aud thst her creditors,
Ssnes Are nov entitled 70 eo9tI OF ths pIoeeedg
ap6 oltl agt Goodyear Dental Nucanite Company
e M q slPes from the Circuit Court for Massachusetts
Smith a. us case ed by the edutal company against
~ alleged Infringement Of Iessued pate nt Tor an
fo ~ 10 artificial gums and palates The decree was
tie Any, and In this court the appellant insists tbat
o void for want OF novelty and that the Process
Il used By him the that claimed
N and that thero therefore, no infringement
b. mai there was an Abandonment or forfeiture
az . Patentee Of the claim Of the patent by laches
30 acquiesce1ce In lts by otkorsi and that
~ ee a. suocessOrs have relied upon proofs 10 show
IN -entee had not intended 20 abandon his invention,
fsaed IN procuring money prosecute Infringe
~ only appeared DO while TACT he all the
si1t every EFFORT 70 raise 70 protecl Bis claim
u jr Tor appellants l. n. Dickerson and b. u Lee
hs vvon Of Mr. p Phps Francis Lynde setson esq, Of
,,es-sesor oi this court.
motion Of Mr. IL BALDWIN ir Thomas n NfcCarter esq
ntgark J. was adniff1 70 rseEiee AZ an attorney and
's,reselor Of this court
Daniel H. smith, appellant agt The Goodyear
- Company ct G-The argument Of this
sr5 ey H. BALDWIN, jr u counsel for the appellant
- " M T. r. Leo aud Mr.. ~ Dlokerson sOr tle appel
aus sout then adjourned untH tomorrow.