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Estate Notice.

A IL persons holding demands against
II the Estate of the late David ]. Nor.
ris, deceased, are hereby notified to present
them, properly attested, to the undersigned
within the time prescribed by law, and all
persons indebted to the Estate arc notified
To make prompt payment thereof to me.
8. NEWTON BROWNE
Admir-. with will annexed.
Nov Is. 1877 1S 3
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CLEAR ON THE BOOKS.

The following Sub-Granges of Ander-
son County are "clear" on the books Of
the Secretary of Pomona Grange, No. 6,
to September 30th, 1877, viz:
Nos. 141. It's, 176, 176, 215, 235, 242,
251, 266, 273, $40.
SECRETARY P. G., 2. H.
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PATENTS.

Inventors, to secure prompt and proper
action on their cases, should employ an At.
storney resident at Washington. We direct
attention to Fosters Patent office, 500, 7th
ST. washington, D. G. MFR. Foster has Irac-
ticed before the Patent Office eighteen years.
Is Send to him for pamphlets and referen-
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NroTIcE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Administrator of H. B. Arnold, de-
ceased will apply to the Judge of Probate
for Anderson County, on the 31st day of
December next, for Final Settlement and
discharge from said Estate:
L.. T.. ARNOLD, Admir-.
Nov %, 1877 20
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PHoToGRAPH GALLERY,

TIME public are hereby informed that
Il Capt. J. A Wrenns has returned to-
Anderson to take charge Of my Photograph
Gallery at No. 4 Brick. Range. and from
this date. persons desiring Plain or; Fancys
Pictures can have them taken in any size or
style. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to-
every patron. Charges very reasonabl
]. D. MAXWELL.
Oct 1S. 1877 IA 3me
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIME pictures. which we can now take
Il will please all of our patrons. Heither
trouble nor time will be spared by ts 10 our.
epleayor to give universal satisfactio Ion.
I'D. MAXWELL, y.
No. q Brick Range.
!, Oct IS, 1877 - sm !:
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Millinery Goods.
CHARLESTON HOTEL,
Charleston, 8. C. y
E. h. JACKSON & CO., PnornrsToRs.

HlHE CHARLESTON HOTEL, well;
Il known as one of the leading first class
Hotels of the South, offers TO the travelling
public special inducements this season at
POPULAR RArEs-$2.5O, s., and 81 per day,
according to location Of room. !.
Noy8, 1877 II 8 *
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GRANGE HALL, Clio, S. c.,

NUVeHIUtT i IoTT.
TO the Editor of the Ne,cs and Courier ::
Please insert the accompanying pream-
BILE and resolutions in your valuable
paper, and oblige many friends and SUBJ
scribers..
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Grange Column, q,

Under the Supervision of the Executive
Committee of Pomona Grange.
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& Messrs. w. G. Brown, R. w. Simpson, J..
Or and 81. R. vandiver, Representatives
from. this County, repaired to Columbia on
last Monday, in order to be present at the
! opening e, of the legislative session, on Tues
day. We noticed also that Senators Living
stone. Bowen and Crittendon, with aepre,
sentatiyes Sloan, Werner, Bradley, Gray ana
Donald, from ,Oconee, Pickens and: Green
Vile Counties were along
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

J. Edens made eighty-four bushels
of corn on one acre of bottom land on
Pee Dee River in Marlboro County, sc.
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Ifyou-Want cheap clothing, go to see Mr.;
Il. p. Smith. Read his advertisement, and
eo and do likewise.
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We would call attention to the advertise
sn,eilt of Oconee land, which appears in tins
issue; over the signature OF the Messrs.
Maret, Executors.
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We publish on the first page Of tins y ISSUE y
( the addresses of Hons. n. F, Kimball OF u.
l;nois and q. B. Vance of North Carolina,
delivered at the late State Fair, in Coipnipa;
They are fine productions and Wlll more y
than repay any one. who pernses them;
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

Huc1MAN, ky, Aug. :, 1877.
Council met Prcsent-Msyor Prather,
Councilmen Harness, Samse, Steagala and
Troutweine-
Minutes Of previous meeting read,
adopted and signed.
The following account was approved by
the Chairman Of Street Committee:
James May, 7,laJ feet cypress lumber,
Sl5 per N, S25G 90
Credit by previous city check, So 90.
Balance due, Sl8l 80.
On motion, ordered that 3 checks be
drawn on Treasurer in favor of James
May, for The following amounts to balance
above accouut--I forSl2I s.; for 3 50;
I for 500 ~.
REPORT OF CITY JUDGE FOR JULY.
Amt of fines aud costs assessed, ST So.
REPORT OF MARSHAL FOR July
Amt of fines coIlected-less cost, SD 80.
RapoRr OF wuARrMAsrER FOR July.
Amt of wharfage collected, less 20
per .-................... $40 %
On motion, ordered that above reports
be received and fled.
On motion, committee on Moulton street
fill, were discharged.
On motion, the night watchman was
continued for month from the expiration
of his term, and ordered that check be
drawn on Treasurer for $50, in favor OF
Chas. Hacket, for months salary as said
watchmau.
On motion, ordered that check be drawn
on Treasurer for Sl4 -, in favor of JAS
A. Warner, for salary as city Marshal in
fun up to date.
on motion, Council adjourned
Attest: A. p WHITING, C c.
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Symptoms Of "A Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of Il Diseased Liver.
pathfinder rightside under the edge
Of the ribs, increases ON pressure; I;
sometimes the pain IS in the ic.t side;
tisrarelvabletolicouthcIef
side; sometimes the pain is felt unler
the shouldcr-bladc. and it frequently
extends 10 thc top Of the shoulder and
is sometimes mistaken for rhcuma-
tism in themn The stomachisaHect
Ell with loss Of appetite and sickness; /;
the bowels in general are cOstivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head troubled with pain. acconpan-
led with a dull, heavy sensation in the
back part There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory, acCompan-
led with painful sensation OF having
left uudone something which ought 70
have been done. A Slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains OF wcarincss and de-
bilitv; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains Of a
pricklv sensation ofthc skin his spin
lis are low: and although he Is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
TO him. vet he Can scarcely summon
up iortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several OF
theabove ptomsaUendth the disease,
but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed. vet examination of the
bodv.aftcrdeath,h has shown thcILvER
to have been extensively deran9el.
AGUE AND YER.
DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PHJs.IN
CASES or .AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory TO,
or after taking Quinmc. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimplc purgativc they yare unequalcd.
BEWARE OF EaEIrATF0Ns.
The genuine DR. (. MCLANE-s
LIVER Pulls are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lld, with the impression DIX.
MrLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine lcLANE S LIVER Pills
bear the signatures OF Z. M:LANE.
and FLEMING BRos. on the wrappers.
E~Insist on your druggist orstore-
keeper giving You the genuine Dr. (.
M%LANE's LIVER Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
TatAose wishing to give Da. {. NlcIA~E-s I.rvFs
puts tri4. wis man post paid TO any ptFt Of
ths United StaJes huN of Pills tor tys et sfec
evn,a FLEMING bros, Pl.isDarg, p.
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TIE A%ER-tAu pE1p1E-

no people the world suffer rs muct
with Dy spepsm rs Americans Although
years OF experience in medicine had
failel to acaemplish a certain and sure
remedy for ms disease and its effects.
such rs Sour Stomach Heari burn; Water
brash, Sick Headache, Costiveness. palpi
tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
coming up OF The food, low spirits, gen
cral debility etc, vet since the in.roInc
tiou of GsbENs AUGUsr FLOWER we b =
lieve there Is no case Of Dyspepsia TIA I
cannot be lnnidiately relieved. 800 0
dozen sold iast year without one case o.
failure reported. Co to Your druggist
Buck S Cowaill and get a sample Bottle
for 10 cents aud trv II. Two doses i'll
relieve you. kesaiar sac - cents.
nnv1
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H'cNNtN CovRf.a Orgrcr.
Friday. August l3. T---

TTIT-,,-v I----o---r l------
rril.r ar.,..., D., i.--
AiFAf.'- Boxes, Doc to 40e; barrels
- '' .' z'
''i'-N--..'- tlr dc per busLel.
.'N-lal1
~" " "t"Al-7o 20 81 oD-
~. d '.-- rom wagons 3}c
i.i-.s- " n ~ q 10.
-'-'' green, 'c-
ufy sa''ed "a I'c.
"fF Hlht l'tl3e-
NJ. E.3i,,'' Dr., 60 3. ae per 'b- tub wasted
l...>-l, a. t,gAa ~, Z .a 5|a3oe prime.
~ T.(SINl ....,y Nl'--''e49I 40 per pound
,.,-I..r,. l-,n. per 10 'c-
pGi.irtl- -.5'l grE i', 10 20 -'o per h.
90 'IH thicseus'
''. per a'zeE' o-h ffom 5Ja2 -.
per "oLtn.
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E.ocal News.

A County Fair has been organized
in Ballard county, aud Hickman county
is urged to move in like enterprise.
A negro boy, y or 13 years old.
drowned in the river, Sunday last, while
in swimming
The Hickman County Teachers' In
stitute was held at Clinton last week, and
was quite an interesting affair, as we
learn from the Democrat Of that place
The street cleaning brigade have
made their appearance at last. Ia the
name of the whole community We thank
the city fathers.
The Hickman steam Touring mill
was robbed Saturday night last The
bare foot tracks of the rob5er was tracea-
bic over the floor, but az yet the robber
has not been arrested.
There is cholera morbuf in the air
Keep clear Of cueumbers, lest the fellow
with the hour glass and the scythe should
think YOU have cu-cu numbered the earth
long enough.
The religions debate between Rev
.s. p.;-..,:,.. r....,,..
49,,
Chure"' an" 'he HeF' - Il" ''''' WI sue
e.,,- -
ne oo'o'eI 'o'A' ''''e E'' '''o D'.'
oA'! ieFeF 1"e 'ul'eI e'"e' az '
o"'''e''s' 'e' i" ecu '''s '''y "'"
'er O'uo anu me i'ius O''lte'S' i'S"'''''
IN a victory Tor the latter some Judges
say ooth eiu'S play well
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New TUVlEED Scesis---E ES'O p
1877.

yUST received from David LauIreh E
81 Son. - lbs Turuip Seed I'm huill-ns
sorted kinds-brst ever h-1ught 10 HES
man, for sale atHOLCOMBES Drug Store.
County Observation-Disclosures
CAS- BE DovE-The crops are lail by, and
very generally, leisure prevails With our
farmers Last spring, we discussed the
Importance and necessity Of improved
public roads, and were assured by many
leading citizens of au active effort, AZ a
more leisure time. Some indications Of
organizing companies on the DyersburE
Troy, Dresden, and State roads was free
Iy talked, AMI considerable expression OF
Willingness to take stock ELECTED. These
improved roads, graveled where gravel Is
the most convenient, dttched, drained,
cross -wayed bridgei, etc when the
most practical, can be built at compara-
lively much less cost than many tblnk.
IF "a company IS organized. stock taken'
and the arrangement made for stock to
he paid in installmeuts, aud in work
the figures win prove that in the agg'e-
Gatt IL " iit Co-t very lit ttE 'Ip' ''
present wretched road system This Is
true, beside the great saving and conVe-
nience to the farmer in carrying the pro
ducts of his farm 10 market. good
gravel road win save the farmer more
than one-half his present cost Of trans
portation. 1t will save the general traV
eiling public much and be of incalcuia-
BILE benefit 10 the towns and stations
If one such road could he built, to IL
lustrate to the public their great beneht
and saving, there would then be no diii-
culty, in getting the other roads-to follow.
The citizens interested would move Of
their own accord in such enterprises.
We think all that IS needed now, is for
some leading citizens TO take hold Of The
work in earnest, and they will fud the
+ necessary encouragement.
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ing like Au ansa- Nse her bueelius, ar
.vent.ae. Miih face auleyes irttI hetgcu
.-...I ,~s,N,fng with pure Inns rr,., ,
r..l
parer sooi, 'o2F i-''''' "''' '''t iAieafe1-
AugeS
Put thy eers 90 Ne '"hGliug stars,
Aaj hear hsE
Think Of this ibnocen, girl growing TO
;. n8rrv ,Ia n,...r.:.....,
"'.i'.''.'''
''U' 1 nave 'etH cry '''s
man, who would be Esteemed gentle
man should
nuse Hts ier,
on amy auI tll ocoas ions, to ladies Youue
lrhe two comnuaia .'oa- y and May
't"e-'."' "'.'"4 taest ''S. '..'l,.,
r.t ''."u I,it..l..
10 en-. az. .''.' I'.''.S. ,.......'. ...
-"or'- .''-'.''''e " ''' "
or
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

TF YOU want fine o. j Robinson on
Z Bourbou Whiskey, 90 to
ap27l }. r. BOWN'S.
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

HNHE Ladies don't like for J r. Brown
to sell the MArCHLESS, for the men
spend all their loose nlckels Tor il.
apl25
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10
Vg. [& w. Sewing Machine
6 Gency.

New No. 8, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Maeheins, for sale At CANNON 5 Drug
Store-General agent for All of Wheeler
* Wilson's Machines in Fulton County.
A full supply of Needles on hand. De22
Governor Rice, of Massachusetts. will
probably be renominated by the
Republicans at their approaching con
ventiou. The Prohibition party again
looms up this year in antagonism 10
the Republican party, and it is possib E
they may split the vote 80 as to let the
Democrats in.
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10
JOB WONa

The CouzI ER OFFICE is now thoroughly
furnished with new jon TYPE; also, full
supply or LETTER, NoTE and BIUL-HEAn
PAPER CSI os, &C and can DO work in the
neatest sly ie and at city prices
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

There is a period in the life of every
mau-boy, Cor young gentleman. as l
would prefer to call them, which some
writer has aptly described as
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10
ENRESH HOME RAISED TURNIP SEED
jy27-tfl JOHN WITTING'S.

Uncle Sam hires seventy or eighty
thousand Office holders, and not one
has struck for higher pay or thrown
up mis- position on account of small
pay. Their fidelity to their emplo ser
is remarkable.
80 PER CENT LEss.-The best
grades OF WALL PAPER and p,crrsE
FRAMES and MouLprNGs, at from d 70 80
per cent. less than can be bought else
where. The stock embraces large vari-
ETY., bought at auction, and must be- said.
Call on THos. NJ JONES
Buck & Cowgil's Drug Store.
june1 #
a young fool in New York i pre.
pairing raft upon which he prona,es
to shoot Niagara Falls" IN few days.
He should be seut to an asylum i,
lunalies.
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10
z. Y. Esrntsfa.


Has enc Of the most complete Family au3
Fancy Grocery Stores i'm town. aHr-l
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

F5NUE MATCHLESS- the best Cigar
ever sold in Hickman for . cents.
Found at Lopr25l j. II. B&o" n s. .
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

Hickman Lodge No. 96, 1. o. G. T..
meets every tuesday evening, at : c.ock
A. ID. hNoMAN, W. @. i.
S. n. WHITE, ". 5
The Hickman courier., 1877-08-10

( ~. and we, poor women, 0ut Of respccs o
ourselves. rot TO him, have TO call him
.Alister.7 lie hos an enormous quantity
of complimentary quotations for thc la
lies and scatters them broad cast On ev
ery occasion. II he has watch he looks
a. i, every few minutes anl manages TO
dandts the chain perpetua'iy. It isasainst
association with these empty. impatient,
noisy, impereineat' obtrasive valets, /
would warn our young ladies'. Our home
society is fl,l Of saeh creatures.
have seen such young men escorting
nice young ladies vi'ha
,,cAR Is ITS s.or-T,t
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a POPLAR BfR.
TIL. business Done by 4 Georgetown Restau-
rant Kseper-Tined for diving Away
Drinks,

tn. business Done by a Georgetown Restau-
rant Kseper-Tined for diving Away
Drinks.
An interesting case 10 the Police Court yes.
terday was that Of John 7. SERVER, charged with
the hrst witness, and testified that he kept va
risty store in Georgetown, near the Aqueduct
bridge, and that II was lifted up In the rear with
a counter and all the paraphernslia Of q bar.
room. SERVER admitted to him when under ar.
rest that he did keep n bar-room without q
license, but bad to do It In order TO make living
He was willing TO pay the fine, but didn't want
the oticer TO arrest him again for the same
ctense until he had been Able 10 clear some
profits.
several other witnesses were examined for the
prosecution, but they one and all ovinced strong
desire to cle,r the defendant. They all admitted
having drank whisky and beer at his place, but
had only done so at his Invitation. They never
paid for their drinks there. nor had they ever
seen any one else do so, though they acknovI
edged that tbey had frequently seen people drink
ardent spirits there.
Jealous in his efforts to clear his friend: "Hs
keeps u free bar, them"
"Ob, yes; he 10 u very popular man"
81 should think II was very popular place.
Does a large business, don't her" nsked the
Court.
IVES. he does very we'll"
~ should think he did the largest business In
town, as a dispenser OF free drinks" was the
Courts sarcaster rctninder.
A hue of sos was imposed, and the court ex-
planned mat he gave this Judgment on the
ground that II was perfectly absurd TO suppose
that a man would az up a bar and proceed de.
libcrately to give away liquor indiscriminatel
without some selfish motive. 1t was evident that
tho defendant kept his bar for tho purpose Of
influence tho sale Of drinks. An appeal was
noted 10 the decision.
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CITY BREYITTEy.

Dennis O'NeIll will have his annual benefit
ai tho COmiquc on the 9th Of June.
Henry Brown, for an assault on Miss Ida
Dunniysn, was fined ten dollars and costs by
Judge Smell yesterday.
Samuel W. Eston and Charles DeesenbrOck
Cor fast driving in the county were hned SO each
BY Judge Smell yesterday.
. Alfred Mistcad, for using profano language
on the street to VIM. Lynch, was taxed IS aud
eosts IN tho Police Court yesterday.
The case of Michael Gallagher, charged
with sslling liquor without license, was dis
missed In the Police Court yesterday for want Of
evidence.
Mr. +. H. FIuley, who went to Deadwood,
Black Ilils, about SIX weeks ago, has sent home
nugget u gold, which is on exhibition al the
ChesaIeRk restaurant
Charles Richardson, u bad South Washing
ton hey. with whisky .blolte faco, was fined IS
IN the P'Vce Court yesterday for kicking up 4
rumpus On seventh street while drunk.
Patrick Quail, keeper Of low groggery in
South Washington, WIS hned So AID costs in
the Police Court yesterday for keepInE his har
ppsn % SUNDAY. lie was arrested BY Oflcer
Harlow.
game vas played yrster day between the
printers and binders Of tho Government Printing
Once, on the grounds ut Seventh and X streets
northeast, which r,tLlted In iayUT Of the latter,
by q score Of twelve to two.
Ap rmIl has been granted TO Mrs. Daniel
Brown To construct a thrSe.stOry brick dwelling
corner Of First and Frederick streets, Ueurge.
tsun. for $3.50 and one to Elizabeth Brumms II
10 build 4 thieestury brick dwelling on q, he.
tuee S.sSoutn and lWelhh streets northwest,
toI u, 90.
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THE SILENCE or DEATH.
Funeral Of the Late Mrs. Sophia 0allaudet
Impressive Ceremonies at the Deaf Mute
College, sketch Of Mrs. 0anaudet.

Funeral Of the Late Mrs. Sophia 0allaudet
| Impressive Ceremonies at the Deaf Mute
Coiiege-A sketch OF Mrs. oanaudet.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sophia GAllaudet, the
| venerable and esteemed mother Of Professor Z.
NJ. Gallaudet, president Of the Columbia 1nsti'
tute for the Deaf and Dumb, took place yester.
day afternoon at . o'clock In the handsome chapel
attachad to the Institution. The services were
conducted by the Rev Bryou Sunderland, as.
sisted by Professor Samuel Porter Of the college
faculty. Among those who attended the services
were some oil our most distinguished citizen',
friends OF the Institution, among whom were
Dr; James z; Welling, LII D., president OF he
VIM. stickney, daughter or Hon. Amos Kendall,
Mr.. l.. q. q ,mpbei, ,r. Mi. Frost, Of the sinking
iund commit sion, and many others.
Al o'clock the corpse vas removed from the
residence o. the son Of the deceased to the chapel
~ The following psli:heater;' prois: Fay and
tors Denlson and Ballard, Mossrs. Crane, Spar.
row and waite, Of tho present senior class In the
The ceremonies In tho chapel we're very i'm.
pressive. Profs. Fay and Gordon translated
into sign language the remarks ofthe gentlemen
who conducted the exercises. Dr. Sunderland
read = hymn entitled, "How Sleep the Good"
composed by the husband OF the deceased years
ago, In imitation Of the uell:snown ode, How
sleep the Brave This was translated by Prof
Fay, Prof. Porter read q very interesting his.
tory Of the deceased.
the iSn ,S and useful pife o Mrs aslaadet Mrs
Sophia =. Gallaudet-whose maiden name was
Sophia Fcwler-was born in guilford, Conn, in
lbs without the sense OF hearing, and when the
possibility Of educating deaf mutes was unknown
10 this country There were then but three 10.
situations Tor deaf mu,es in the world, namely.
hose at London, Paris and Leipsic. The one at
Hartford, Conn, was the first established in this
country, aud was opor cd 10 April, lsi7 under the
Miss Fowler was among the earliest Of The pupils.
-Four years later she was married to he principal,
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THE REPUBLICAN,, TUESDAY MORNING,

OF Fitigeraid We. Fitzgerald, wherein the wife
sies for divorce and almony, the husband plead
9q s ,na hs ownsd pothinf Ths sspars,i9n vas
70 ascertain the value OF whatever property the
husband may possess.
The counsel employed to defend jerome
= Hinds IN the suit brought against him BY the
mail.lsttipg contract and who secured hi, 40
auittal, has nov filed a spit sgaintt him TO re.
for services rendered !. SS,iSO.
The appeal case Of Joseph weir!ek, .
butcher, came ur before Justice Olin YESTERDAY.
This was a trouble growing out Of the inspection
Of Health. The Information was made out and
long after he had ceased to On that position, -
and granted by the court.
Court Calendar for To-Day.
srrREMR CouHr 2r rHk DIsIRIeT.-gsfor
On Gs', M,: Jn.tss Ssr's tS Js,,,cs' WI.
rich; Is. United staie, VS.. LSpor; as United
States States vs., LIllI; g Ruth V. Ebert; 50; united
SSt stats use Of Tucker Thomas 70, hlne' q
S. Painter vs. Drane.
CiRcuir CorRr-Before Justice Humphreys
1=Appeals-Nos. II. FraIee VS.. Washington Gas
vs.. Proctor; II. Deylln 4 %. vs. noulet,; y.
Usher vs.. Hart; IS. Rupner va Drumheller; %.
IS BAKER 20 vs. Russell Sars se S.4a vs. RTisar y
Spar VS.. Howard; 81 Washington Market Gem
pany We. Crowt; 3Lh Washington Market Con-
pany Ns. Turner; %, Washington Market Ccm-
pany vs.. Edgerly: 80. washlnRton Martst CON-
pany VI. Hammond; "a. Washihgton Market tom
pany VS.. Matthews; Is. wAfhinEton Market Con
pany VS.. white; IS. Washington Market ON
pany VS.; Ieabower; 81. Hall ". Rupert; IS War
rem VS.. Rupert; 90, McDalla va Lefo; 60. Burr
slime VS.. kloesewskl; II. Henp'ng vs. Smith: a.
a. Noycs vs.. Diggins.
CRIMINAL CouRT. before Justice DIN
Charles stewart, forgery, three cases; Henry
Jackson and Marion Brown, larceny; Frank
J.. j. kimmell, assault and battery; Chas Hsn-
siey, same; VIM. Hickey, resisting of1cer.