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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-29
ono county oIreuIt cOurt. AprIl .Rule., ls7l
Pin Chancery.


The object Of thIssuit Is to obtain divorced vineu-
q R.dirta!oaR and the custody and control Of two
children, Harry wocot and Lucy Alberts Wolcot, by
the plaintiff from the defendant and ppearing from
az affidavit hed herein that the defendant Is not IN
inhabitant oil the State Of West Virginia. on motion
Of plaintiff II Is ordered that aId defendant do appear
here At next Rule Day, lo-Wt, the inst Monday In
May 1872 and do what e necessary to protect his In
terest htrein. SAMUEL b. McC0LL0CH, Clerk.
GEO. P. LINcH, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 90, 1870.
Tnt sdhoollta5 q assessed by wartlslup

Tnf sGhoolitax Is assessed, by warSlsup
at Allegheny City=eaCh ward having %
school board Of It's owu-and we observe
that the rate varies from one mill in the
lst ward TO 81 mills in the 9th. The aver
age Is about q for the 10 wards, which Is
alittle under our tax (27 cents on the 500
in Wheeling. Tho whole estimated rcve!
nue. from the tax up there is s7o,5Ol 43.
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that on the 10Th day Of May, 1872 between the hours
Of A. " and Or. NJ, at the law oIace Of r. Ii. Coch-
ran on Market street, in the city Of wheeling State
Of West Virginia. the plaintiff will take the depTstiOnA
Of herself George RGubel, Fred. Il. Hubach, Catha-
Tine Hubaeh, Arnold J. Book, Fred. E. Vol and 9TH
er TO DO read on the hearing Of tho shove cause and
Htrom auy cause the taking 81 said dispositions shall
not DO commenced, or, being commented, not CONF
jOurned from time 70 time until completed.
r. II. C0CHRAE,
apSru Sol. for plaintiff,
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SAMUEL D. MccoLLocH, Clerk.

In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
Daniel ". Berry,
Take notice that the dispositions Of John c, Truxe
Lydia Truxel Henry TruxCll and others Will be
taken Of the office Of Davenport & DoVener, No 1ISS
ChIPlne street, In the city Of Wheeling In the State
Of West Virginia, on the 18th day OF June A, D. 1879
between the hours VI 9.0clOek A. ". aud O'Clock r.
NJ 10 be read In evidence 10 the above named cause
on behalf Of said plaintiff And II, from any cause
the taking OF the said deposiOns shall not be com.
fneneed, or being cOllmGncel shall not DO completed
on that day, the taking Of the Same will 10 adjourned
from time TO time until the same shall be completed
To Daniel W, Berry.
LILLE N. BERRY.
By DAVENPORT L DOVENER,
apsru Her AttnrnSys
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STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.
: Ohio County Circuit Court, April Rule,, 1870.
n n.,, ! !: v w.,,... }}rroD,ps'r,.
EtNuhHR


The STATE y West Higinta, to he SsrG@ OAD COua-
", Greeting:
We command you that you summon Honry F,
Woleot he be found 10 your DaIlIWck, 10 appear N
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
at Rules 70 be held for the said Court on the hfs
Monday IN April, 1870, to answer bill In ChancefJ
exhibited against him In the said Court by Mary r
WoleOt, and have then aud there this witt.
WitntsS, SAMUEL b. McC0LL0CH, Clerk Of our sale
Court At the Court House Of said county 10 the citJ
Of Wheeling the 3st day Of March, 1870 aud 10 Thu
sixteenth year Of the State Of West Virginia,
SAMUEL B. MCCOLIOCH Clerk
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Admission to all parts Of the Hall, 81 90.
No extra charge for Re.erved Seats.
Sale OF tickets will commence on Thursday,
May LIST, at "a. NJ, ut @. Y. Lucas Music
Store. -.. apo
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NoT,cT.
NOTICE.

August BOrOEsky Is no lnhabitant Of my balllwick
$50 '''NN 80 GEo. R. T1NGLE, s. o,c
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court. April Rules, 1879
n n,,''. : : Berry n,,,, Ia cD.o..sy.
The State q Vest VRginta, 10 tie Sheriff sr Ohio coun.
~, Greeting:
We command you that you summon Daniel W.
Berry he be found In your BiltwlCk, 70 appear at
the Clerks otce Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
Monday 10 April, 1879, to answer bill 10 chancery
exhibited against him 10 the said Court by Lille 81
Berry, and have then there this writ.
Witness, SAMUEL H. McCOLLOCII Clerk Of our
said Court At the Court House Of said county In thc
city Of Wheeling, the ID day Of April 1872 and 10 The
10th year Of the State Of WeAt Virginia.
SAMUEL b. MCCOLLoCH, Clerk.
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The object Of this suit Is TO obtain divorce from the
bonds Of InatrimOny Of the plaintI from the eivnd-
ant and 1t appearing trou an affidavit filed herein
that the said Danlcl W. Berry Is not an lnGbltant u
the State Of West Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff
1t Is ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the next Rule day, to-wl: the irst Monday In May,
1879 and do what Is necessary 10 protect his interest
Teste: SAMUEL D. MecoLLocu. Clerk.
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FOR THIS WEEK!

We will open this week a
full and Complete line Of Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these Goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment Of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
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bHbNIPFb RETURN.
Daniel v. Berry Is no inhabItant Of my balllwlck,
nor found therein this ID day OF April, 1873.
III. PHILLIPS, ID.
For GEO. r, TISGLE s DC
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nor SALE CHEAP-THE CIRCLE
I'd PARTef AHhS Walnut Counter. Can % seen q
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Iron Wednesdays Daily.
Snl!nn=undI.

Srlmn-vuuI
Erko il a ,.,o1 ror, ., .,,;.
"Johuny-C ome-Latuly " club.
George Hcpsb,w i. n ,ro,, r,,,,iu,
tom valley ;o-l,v no o,,-r.no,,|
MORROW.
", mr.. rIcoso1 70 la, ,h,. -,
diIion Of Miss Lizgio Uorrh - com,
what i,uproyed TO-DAY
Tho
an. -, ~, P"S"'" '"P'
outside IN, CRY I;,,i,s hy ,his fn,a
ro. ,,,,,1
80, -
-, '
~ - ~" j" tue temperance
"''"'" O'"'. ~ mas Sp'''' ana two
~ s'','"6 '"' 'no Spo'i"-SiN
''''''' i''oo' " "o"''
"Amorican Punch One right from
Tho ~"honidcr' II tho demand for mixed
drinks docs not "bato al The Senate dur
ing the propriotor's absence.
Tho reports Of Indian dcprodaiions
ou tho Druucau are wholly unfoundcd.
The settlers aro prepared for an cmor.
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salu.asuuaI.
L. U.Briggs is here on business. from
his homo at Halleck Station.

L. U.Brisgs is here on business. from
his home at H.lleck Station.
ANY person in town having recently
lost a Canary-biId will probably obtain
information IA to its whereabouts by
applying at this Office. a stray oac har-
Ing been captured to-day.
Eleven car loads OF beef cattle for
the San Francisco market, passed
through here BY the ten O'CLOCK freight
train last night; they were shipped
from Halleck Station by Barley Har-
rold.
John How, Indian Agent for the
Western Shoshouees, who has been ON
business connected with his Depart
neni, in San Francisco for some time
past. returned here in good health by
The train last evening.
The Committee VI Arrangements for
the Masonic Bail 20 be held at the new
hall next Tuesday night, have provided
for furnishing an abundant Supply Of
iced lemonade for the ladies. in the re-
freshment room adjoining the hall.
We are informed hat Mrs. Lewis,
whose husband is held here for trial, is
with three small children, in tho adobe
row, quite destitute OF the comDiuHest
necessariHs Of life. Tho well known
humanity OF our citizens will notpermit
her and her lit.le ones TO suffer with
hunger in our midst, aud u knowledge
of their severely distressed condition
will quickly bring the necessary relief.
a subscription for their benefit should
be circulated ut once, and food and
clothing would be qnite us acceptable
as coin.
From DR.. Meiss, who returned from
Wells yesterday, We learn that a resi-
den. OF that place named johnson. had
been seriously, il not fatally injured by
a fall from Il horse. About three o'clock
on the previous evening, Johnson
N-SHA'Nu hS AOaSc hHh SSAttSu III
search OF some cattle, expecting TO be
absent hat o few hours at Iarihest, and
failing to return at night, search was
instituted, and on the following even
ing be was found in an insensible con
dition upon tho ground about five miles
from town where he had evidently
fallen or been thrown from his horse
which was also found in The vicinity.
He was Immediately brought to town
and received every attention, but re-
manned unconscious. His body was
partially paralyzcd, and tho surgeon
was of the opinion that his injuries
woull prove fatal.
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Deeds

The following deeds have been placed
GU record in the Recorders Office in
this place since last Friday.
VIM. NJ. Dobie to John Bradley, $50
ncrcs Of land In sections Is aud 90,
township 2s, Elko county-consiiera-
ton, $500.
Nathan Phillips to L. NJ. Hnrgis, ono.
half Of the Norton & Phillips water
ditch near Camp Hallock -cOnsiLera T.
ton, 81.
NJ. i. Freeman to A. Wild. 100 feet
in the Blue Bell and 1917 feet in the
Emma mines, Railroad DiJtriot-cOn-
sideration, 81.
4. ID. Mcocham to Mary o. Sullivan.
lot 90, block u, Cornucopia-consider-
ntion, Slp0.
I. H.. Smith to A. V. Lancaster. tho
Hornet mine, Tusenrors District-cou-
sidoralion. Si,3i7.
John Mentally 10 JAS. McClay, 1000
feet In tho Argonta niue, Bull Run
Observation-Disclosures, 800.
l.. VI. Huntsman. ct al, to II. G..
Oliver, ct al, lot g. block A, Carlin-
consideration, 500.
Con Sullivan TO A. d. Mcachnm. lot
90. block ID, Cornucopia-- considern-
ton, 500.
Q. u. Drew TO Peter Steel, 90 feet in
tho T & l mine, Good Hope District
consideration. SI25.
I'd. L. Soiiz-SbotiI's salo-to Chas.
l.. Gillctt. lot Z. block G., Wells-con-
]sidotatiou, $3.50.
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t-&szr-~rra-gzs
From Tuesdays Daiiy.I


IT. n Uyaorrb" J.. II. FGtcE, District
Juiyc Of Tie Seventh J4i,ctri District.
critic S'ris Of NcroRr:-
Tho Grand Jury ompauclcd on June
10Th at Tho Court house, respectfully
submit the following report:
There have been presented for our
confederation three cases Of criminal
nature. After careful examination we
have found two true bills Of indictment
"a charged against David Lewis. for AS.
sanlt with intent 10 Kill, and Thomas
lines, for grand larceny.
We have ignored the charge Of shoot.
ing cattle against William Mccall.
We would also recommend the sheriff
anil Eis deputies TO strictly enforce tho
ne. Of the Legislature prohibiting the
falo aud uso Of opium, as va believe it
10 be IL growing OWL and productive Of
great harm.
We also tender our thanks to Mr.. J..
W. Dorsey, Dis.,ict Attorney. for
his efficient services during our session..
All OF which Is respectfully submit.
tod. JOnS W. ErLEY,
Foreman.
ELKo. Nevada. Juno 18th, 1879.
a-HAa-H Ha-#a
FNz.8as 1s.T
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SrlInn.undI

SSthin. unuh
Still Huling arrived in town to. day
from Boise City, Idaho.
J. J. Campbell departed FOR HIS home
at Halleck Station his evening.
Stage for Bullion went out ,Lis morn.
ing with A. Wild aud a Chiraman as
passengers.
Sam Linkton came up from the Bay
last evening, aud departed for Tuscarora
this morning.
A. Wiseman, +. Honcyman aud E.
l.. Scitz, members Of the Grand Jury,
returned to thsir homes this evening.
j. L. Clark, Is. +. Holbrook, II. Will
liams aud G. w. Stone left town to-
day for their homes in Huntington
Valley.
The Graham-Tonlins.R Rood Combi-
nation gave u performance at Silver
City, Idaho, recently. The celebrated
egg-trick vas omitted, however.
A little uupleasantness occurred
at Bunker Hill several years ago; to
which our national emblem is indebted
for tho aiming il received to-day.
District Attorney, J. W. Dorsey, was
seized with Rn attack OF vertigo to-day,
bat we are pleased TO hcar that nothing
Of serious nature is anticipated.
Nose Haynes OF tho Cabinet keeps
constantly on hand the justly cele.
bratcd Fredericksburg lager beer, shipped
direct from the brewery at San Jose.
Our old.time friend, j. A.. Savage.
departed this evening for Yankee Fork.
We hope Lis lines will be cast in pleas.
ant places. aud ali his ventures will
prove successful.
hardly ever temperance society
has been formed III Elko. When Il
member is asked if he DRINKS, he says,
E" Hardly ever, but if | do it is about
this time Il day"
Prot. Tripp is making a new piece.
""N "'' nav i'1IN ibE CAIlbIlAOL
Wednesday afternoon, at which time he
invites all lovers OF art, and more cs-
p~octl!ly the ladies', 80 call ut his studio
and see it.
AZ a se0nco last evening, a dispute
arose as TO the ownership OF some tick
cts, which resulted in "a row. \ we'll
known knight Of the brush said they
blonde " to him; but that didn't in.
sue him from a paste on the Loso and
a pair Of smoked optics. No arrests.
We noticed n tired, care-woIu look
upon the usually bcaIniug countenancc
of tho new - bar keep ut tho Senate,
this morning. lie told us, conidou-
TALLY, that the constant aud ever in.
creasing demand for sherry cobbicrs.
mint jEleps and other fancy drinks, was
a little too wearing.
Last night wa wero awakened from
q sound sleep b. the most car. piercing
Il di-cordant yells that ever disturbed
the siambors OF tie just. The sounds
would have delighted n Mu!cl SIR
were it not for tho Lovolltyl notes sus.
picIausiy suggestive OF Tie gay and tcs-
tive Tom cat, singing in unison further
down the Lane. Doi.'t repeat.
a few crickcts, probably the advance
guard Of the inniu army, made their
appearance in town yesterday. They
did not remain long. however. They
probably returned and r,rolted the out,
look uu:avoEabIc.-gIm es. Rerisr,
No wonder the advance guard Z"
were appalled, at tho prospect, aud ro-
tired in CONSERVATION. No cricket has
Il show ia II place whcro the young
ladies require a quartcr action Of land
to air ;hGir bunious in.
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GsinasundI.

Weather cool, cloudy ard breezy,
with highly aggravated symptoms of
SHOW or rain.
The holder of ticket No. Col will
draw n prize tonight. Hen probably
keep it awhile o
The rain yesterday has given veseta-
ton a new start, aud is Of great benefit
to ranchers and stockmen.
Tho assembling Of the Grand Jury
TO day brought number OF old acquaint-
nnces from ditrc,en; pats of the county
whom we are glad to meet again.
Reckhart X Froelich have moved into
their old, or rather new quarters to-day.
IT is by far the richest looking aud most
attractive resort on the line Of the rail-
road.
Freddy" Mason. during the pro-
rrieiors absence, is smiling Lis sweetest
and most alluIing smiles behind the
Senate bar. What Freddy don't know
about mixing umbrosiaI cocktails and
''s:ch" amt worth talking about.
Van Aolstyu is brushing up lis prem
Uses preparatory to the picUic and Ounce
on the Fourth. The hall looks Us neat
and airy as the most !as,idious could
desire. No better place can be found
To celebrate in - quiet aud enjoyable
banner.
The joyful expression beaining in the
coumtcEarcc Of qua young towuaman.
Julius Heimhnrt, RS We encountered him
upon tho stro-t this morning. was an
assurance Of something Of "a plcnsur-
able nature IN which he was particularly
Interested, AMI upon Inquiry, W learned
that the advent of another fine healthy
heiE Of the male persuasion, was the
insIcdi-te caus" OF tho sublUcG but
appropriate L.Iarty. May the little
roo.ter 1.-Two long and prosper.
Tho heavy iron doors for tho subs,an.
tiai vault ia Freeman < Co new brick
hank building arrived here from san
Francisco last evening, together with
tn" iron frame Surrounding them, which
IL being built in the walls today. As
a perfect protection azains. fire, there
are inner and uutoF doors, with a space
Of about two feet between, bOtu sets
being furnished with combination locks
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A sample OF soap manufactured from
the product n mine located some time
since by Senator G. II. Shepherd, near
his place on South Fork. was received
here from San Fraacisco last evening,
and is universally pronounced fully
equal, in every particular, to tho best
quality in use. a few pounds OF the
raw material, just as taken from the
mine, were sent to tho Bay to be tested,
and was returned hercb by the soap man
ufacturer as stated, tho only ingredients
added 10 the substance furnished being
something which CAUSES the particles to
adhere III "A solid mass. and to impart a
pleasant odor to that which is perfectly
odorloss. The raw material, AS taken
from the earth, has all the cleansing
properties Of ordinary soap. and when
used upon the body, is easily removed
with either hard or soft water, leaving
the skin perfectly smooth and soft.
We understand that parties here have
become interested with Mr. Shepherd in
tho ownership OF tho property, and TINT
arrangements for the manufacture Of
the article on an extensive scale are be
ing perfected. The strangest fact con
nected with thie peculiar substance is.
that while producing all the results of
a prime article OF manufactured soap,
upon Analysing, it is found to possess
none OF the usual properties Of tho arti-
ole in use. Tho mine is doubtless "a
valuable ono, at all events, aud will
soon DO made 4 source Of large profit to
its owners.
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Everybody is Liable to Accident.

Everybody IL Liable to Accident.
The statistics OF tho Travellers In.
surance Company for the past year
show losses paid numbering 1907 for q
great variety of accidents, 800 Of them
railway accidents, and the balance. cnts.
falls, SPANS. Cunning, burns, horse
and carriage iujnrios, needles, splinters.
bites, every conceivable thing. a yearly
policy is cheap. Get one.
IL NJ. GRANT, Agent.
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Artistic Work.

The gcniis AMI pcrsovoring industry
Of Prof. Trirp, has brought to compile
ton, the life size portraits Of several OF
our prominent citizens, which now
grace tho walls o! his studio opposite
the Court house. The excellence and
tru,hfulnesS OF his work in Transferring
the features ana their expression il.
however, 10 less remarkable when dis.
played i'll juvenile representation. A
fall lougth picture Of little Hattie CiUi.;.
daughter Uf James Clark Of tho Dpppt
~lIotUi. and Il OF tho infant child Of
w. q. Dovey, Principal of the State
University. arc both admirably executed
aud facsimile Of tho originals. Tho
sweet, innocent face, and fat, chubby
littlo body-with no swndd;ing " 10
speak of-of the lat.or, is a peculiarly
attractive picture TO all, except, por.
haps, the v%aricgatcd, green and blood.
shot optic Of some disappointed and
sourod relic Of lymcnial barbnrity.
Many persons have visited those rooms
with tho Wow Of criticisiug the Pro
fossor's productions, aud tho general
Sordiet IL they possess an unusual de-
groo OF truthfUlncss and finish, The
work gives indubitablo evidences Of
both talent and skill in the artist. and
his rooms arc well worth n visit from
all who admire the evidences Of ihoir
Legitimate employment.
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Tho present term at the State Uniyor.
atty closes tomorrow, and tho now
torn begins September lst, this giving
a vacation Of about two months. Tho
Principal, Mr.. Dovcy, will in tho moan
time, visit his family in tho western
part Of tho State.
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From Monday = Daily.l


Personal.
W. T. Crane. Of South Fork. md S.
II. Chick, Of Mound valley, are in town
to-day.
Miss A. l.. Crane. who arrived hero
from Kansas. Friday. on n visit to rcla-
tivos took the train for Lake valley, Cal,
this morning.
Mrs. II. s. Conloy arrived hero from
tho west by last evenings train, and
will return to TuscarOra with hor hus-
band at tho close Of tho session OF tho
Board OF County Commissioners, which
begins tomorrow.
A. w. Godncy and son, Of Ruby Val.
10y. camo down by tho train yesterday
and arc atill In town.
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Commissioner. Meeting.

Board met at ten O'Clock to-day pur-
suant to adjournment. present-iull
board.
w. T. Crane. Of South Fork appeared
before the Board in answer to COM
plants respecting a road across that
stream ut the eastern end of his ranch.
II was ordered that an examination Of
said road BE- made, prior to the next
regular meeting Of tho Board when final
action in relation to said road matter,
will he taken.
A. d. Waller, Justice Of the Peace
for Cornucopia township was required
to file u new official bond, ono of his
sureties having by removal from the
State, become incompetent as such.
1t being ascertained that so cents on
each 500 valuation of the taxable
property in Glover valley road district,
levied as a special road tax by the
Board, III accordance with petition Of
taxpayers of said road district, is more
than sufficient to raise the sum requiE-
ed, it is hereby ordered that tho levy
be reduced from 50 cents to 20 cents on
each 500 valuation OF said taxable
property, aud :he road Supervisor Of
said district is hereby authorized to
make his collections conform to tie re-
duced levy.
In compliance with petition Of citi-
2enG of Jack Cres!: township, and the
recommendation o. the superintendent
OF Public Instruction. u school district.
TO be known as Jack Creek School Dis.
trict, embracing the territory included
i'll the township boundaries, is hereby
ordered established.
The complaint that parties were OBJ
structing Il public highway in Mound
valley, and asking that the Board take
action i'll the matter being ~aaaccompan.
led with the Necessary petition from re
sponsibleEitizeEs Of the locality, tho
Board deferred the matter pending
proper action by said citizens.
- Ndo OANtASu t4Hl TIC SlCth OF tlc
Board be authorized to notify Mossrs.
Woodruff * Enuor, and ". y. Fond, as
owners of their respective toll roads
leading to Cornucopia, that the board
had taken final action in the matter OF
tho purchase Of said roads, and had
agreed on tho part Of EIko county to
pay 10 said Woodruff * Ennor and w.
d. Ford. the sum of eight bundled dol.
lars, in consideration FOR a deed OF said
roads to the county O! EIko.
The contrac: for building n County
Jail was awarded u james McBuruoy,
his bid being S9.9s5 for the compile
ton Of the building and cells in accord
ance with the plan and specifications on
file in the Clerks office, the same being
the lowest proposal submitted to the
Board.
The following bills were then consid-
cTcl and allowed.
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DISTRICT COURT.
june Term.
,. II. rLtCE. rnEsiDtSd.

H'W' TTINIhl TWTNIWINVs
The Seventh Judicial District Court
began its regular business for tho Juno
Tenn Mt 10 o'clock this morning. In
the case Of Thomas Hines. indicted for
grind larceny, md David Lewis, in
dictcd for assault with intent TO kill. the
former pleaded guilty MS charged, and
will r%ocoivo sentence Saturday. The
latter was arrNigncd and allowed until
Saturday 10 plead; j. II. Rand being
appointed as counsel for tho defense by
tho Court. Court adjourned TO Satur.
day morning at 10 o'clock.
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I uSyr received another supply Of
ladies hats aud trimmings, direct from
New York. which will be sold lower
than ever. Hats trimmed TO ordor.
Mrs. W. a. Jackson, next door TO Post.
Office.