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The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, Neb..
nnAnhor- ~ IaS0

Land Office at Grand Island, Neb..
October ith., 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
Y ing-named settler has filed notice OF
is intention TO make final proof in sup
It of his claim, and secure final entry
hereof, before the Clerk OF the Court OF
-atte county, Nebraska, at the County
ct. on Tuesday, the 9th day of November
r-l. viz:
Mary f. Williams, formerly Mary F..
-feel Homestead Nc. 6224, for the y. y. F. q,
ection 81, Township 20 north, Range |
.tst. and names the following witnesses to
rove her continuous residence upon and
.utivation OF said tract, viz: Frank Ansen,
smden Moran, F.. 4. Sage and ]. A. steel,
II of Creston, Platte county, Nebraska.
f3-5 NJ. B. H0X1E. Register.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, ,Neb.

Land Office at Grand Island, ,Neb.,
October ith, 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing-named settler has filed notice of
hisintention TO make final proof in support
of his claim, and secure final entry thereof.
before the Clerk of the Court of Platte
county, Nebraska, at the County Seat, on
Saturday the 9th day OF November 1850. viz:
John Anderson, Homestead No. 47S9, for
the w. \, :. f. 4 +. 4, &. w. =, Section "a,
Township 10 north, Range 4 west, and
names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said tract, viz: Nils Munson, William j.
Irwin, John Munson, and Peter Munson,
all of West Hill. Platte Co., Neb.
546-5 NJ. B. HOXIE, Register.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27

A COLLISION occurred on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroad
on the morning of the Goth, which
resulted in badly injuring fifteen
PASSENGERS.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
FINAL PROOF.
Land Ofice. at Grand Island, Mel
n..aAar sth IsGn

October ith. 1870.
NOTICES hereby given that the follow
~ ing-nanned settler has fled netice OF
his intention 10 make final pTeofin support
OF his claim, and secure final entry thereof
before the Clerk of the Court ef Platte
county, Nebraska, at the County Seat, on
Saturday the 9th day OF November, 1890
viz:
James A. Phillips. Homestead No. 5749
for the s. z. i, Section 10, Township 70
north, Range l east, and names the follow
ing witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
denec upon and cultivation Of said tract,
viz: Charles Heitsman, Frank Anscn,
John An.ea, and W. ]. Belknap, all Of
CPeston. Platte Co, Esb.
49, II. =. HeXA, Register.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island, 'Eeb.. !
Ocfohar 4tb 1850


NOTICE Ia hereby given that the follow
~ ing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof before the Clerk OF the Court OF
Platte county, Nebraska, at the County
Seat. on Saturday, the 9Th day OF Novem-
Der, 1880, viz:
Leopold Treinies, Homestead No. 60i2, for
the W. Il. n. Z. d, Section D, Township 10
north, Range / west, and names the follow
ing witnesses 20 prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation Of said tract
viz: James Mccormick, George Stretter
otto Kulineit. and Peter Snyder, all OF
Grand Prairie Post Office, Platte Co., Neb,
5f}-5. VI. b. HOXIE, Register.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
barn um's Butler Record.

| desire to ask Mr.. Barnum, the
democratic candidate for senator, a
question, viz: how did it happen
that when he was in the State Sem
ate in 1869, and was a member of
the committee on investigation of
the charges against Gov. Butler, and
heard all the testimony that was
afterwards sdduced before the leg
islature which brought articles of
impeachment against him, how did
it happen that Mr.. Barnum's COM
mittee brought in unanimous re-
port exhonerating Mr.. Butler?
Following this report came Gov.
Buffers denomination, and after
wards his impeachment, at very
great expense to the state, and the
people of Platte and Colfax counties
would like to have the matter ex-
planned. J.M.L.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27

WADE HAMPTON is trying to pro.
woke Secretary Sherman into fight
ing a duel. Doubtless Sherman is
opposed to settling disputes in that
way, nevertheless the Sherman FAM
lily are not towards, and one don't
know what might happen. Neither
does Wade Hampton. 1t is some
what naughty in Wade to call Sher-
man a liar, but it is still more
mortifying to be proved one. Our
distance is thirty yards face to face,
with time to take deliberate aim
with squirrel rifles, and fire at the
dropping of the American flag.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
State Ticket.

For Congress.
E.h. VALENTINE,
Of cunning county.
Fol Contingent Congressman.
T.J. MAJORS,
Of Nemshs County.
For Governor.
ALBINUS NANCE,
Of Polk County.
For Lieutensnt-Goy
&c. CAIRNS,
Of Seward County.
For Secretary of state,
:. j. ALEXANDER,
OF Thayer County.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts,
JOHN WALLdCHS,
of Hall County.
For Treasurer,
G.. NJ. BARTLETT,
Of Lancaster County.
For Attorney General,
CD. DILWORrH,
Of Phelps County.
For Commissioner Of Public Lands and
Buildings,
A.G. KENDALL,
of Howard County.
For Supt. of Public Instruction,
W. W. W. JONES,
of Lancaster County.
For District Attorney Fourth Judicial
District,
M. Il. REESE.
For Representative OF Representative
District No. 81.
J. &. ROBERTS.
For Senator of I4th Senatorial District,
NIX. TURNER,
Of Platte County.
For Representative of Representative
District No. 81,
HENRY J. HUDSON.
For County Commissioner from Dis
trict No. 8.
JOSEPH RINET.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
National Republican Ticket.
Republican State Ticket.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
@. W. COLLINS, of Pawnee.
J. NJ. THURSTON, of Douglas.
JAMES LAIRD, of Adams.
FoR ALTERNATEs,
sILAS CARRIER, Of Webster.
W. L. WILSON, Of OtOe.
Z. r EISELEY, of Dodge.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27

THE steamer st. Laurent brought
to New York on the 10Th $2.l760O0
in gold.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
29th day of November, A. D..
1854.

at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day. at the front door of the Court House
of said county, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: The west
half of the northeast suarter of section
thirty-four, in township eighteen north,
of range one east of the sixth principal
meridian, in Platte county, Nebraska;
and lots six and seven, in block fifty
two, in the town OF Columbus, in Platte
county, Nebraska, and also lot three in
block thirteen, in Stevens addition to
the town of Columbus, in Platte cOun-
ty, Nebraska, at the suit of Charles FL.
May, plaintiff, and Luther NJ. Cook, one
of the defendants, against John G.
Compton and Josephine NJ. Compton,
defendants, as the property OF said John
G. Compton and Josephine NJ. Compton.
Dated this 21st day of October, 1889.
BENZ. SPIELMAN,
h46-5 Sheriff of Platte County.
The Columbus journal., 1880-10-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
ID sale, to me directed, issued out Of
the District Court of the 4th Judicial
District, in and for Platte county, Ne
braska, l will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, on the
, 1880-07-14
PETRIEJED ,fREHCHMEN.

sptetal Correspondence et The GNteaeu Tribune
ADDISON, Vt, July 'l0.-At Chimney Point on
Lnkc Champ,ai,, ltea n DcnltIfall llttln bty which
forms tho Gntrattcp to "Jocko Ctcok. On its
western shore Hos point nf land which In tho
cnrlicst days OF tho occupancy OF this country
was ususl rs a b,,rtAl.xround for tho French
sold!oF1 thon In possession uf tho aticIont Grown
Point Fort, dtstant nl,out three-fourths Of a
mIlc IN n westerly direction. Ths fort Is oisu OF
!, serlM built ~ the French, cnmiHcncinK nt Now
evacuated. and It was afterwards taken ps,ssus-
s se n.s 10 dc aa'' s,'t asr0f reks rsa'' ;ay ny
n portion OF tho hurrntks, and ~, underground
tliefs cut iii tho stone, na othor curos!ttcs Mt
tnet thG intention q tho trayelnr; On tho
e u s" sSo & ua. III oF Sr wo1a
railroad passlnx ut this point, ut u distance ot
gllsh officer buried III full uniform. with sword
ants ea9ipments Over the c',, rss,n.l lnarhls
o ao psnasn wa ap sspton ss p'o mob a tp
s ssSyery vas ,!1 mais sc%s , tine stase; e;
eontlnnaliy akaiast tho yiei.l,nx elayey ioss11
aIasr settlers ss,its nf,rly ~ i! sah & ~
Capt. Bun Norton In command. This old salt, to
w',on every ; buy md in!e. n those parts s
@ ihs hs H. sT
md plpkt1ix. 10 up WINS Astonishesl 10 find It d
purified hutnan head, with tho Old French reKu-
stone BY some strnngo chemical action " the
soil. THO relic hna been examined BY several
Professors. Including orc from. Yale Col.
wundcrfuI case 0f hunnn pHtrsfactlon.
Tho relic Is now In tho possession 6f Mr.. Durr
~. N. y. to whom wo Aru iulcbtctl for naa1iy Of
tho facts connected with this sketch, it. is
thought by many thnt the body uud probably
lions ut that point. On u blutr near by 1t Is
said thore Is an UNDERGROUND llnt Or vu,,lt with
Blune Hsups lending into It witch is purtinsly
cnvc'l In and ChnkGd with debris. This Is hc-
lievch tO hnvG lceM constructed Ivy tho French
for secret purpose. In tho Interests ut eel
9tice. It Is to lie hoped TINT during the simmer
further excavations on this did l,nrsal.HroInd
may bu made. vEltMOxTElL
, 1880-07-14
THE COURTS.
A Contest Over q Portion of the
Gage Estate.
Record Of Judgments, Now Suits, Di-
vorces, Etc.


bill was fflod yontstday In tho Superior Court by
0ourxs Taylor, Trustee axnlnst Charles II. Law.
rance. David A. uAuo, Eliza II. uaRs tioofRe
Campbell. and Chnriau H. 1tnwrcnco. II olar tip tho
title to sotno roa1 ostato. Taylor stuied that ON tho
27t! Ut Duce,ubcs, ls'a uaRe and bis vito conveyed
~ him for tho benefit Ut tho city nil bis property. ln-
Guiding thnre.N a haa interrst In ice. ~ H. c''n-
tnlnnR nbont thirty nctas. This description, how
over, vha urroHsDus, and should ilavo read Town
shtp "3S' tnstend hf A., rs inge Ind
M property In the tast-nnnod town-
ship. comptntnant Immediately took possession
OF tho land, md received tho rent thorsfrons up ~
OcsubcF is71 1hs ct,nvoyacs by tnvc If hla prpp.l
ory to tho city 10 mako w hts doSascatlon was vel
known at the tine. IL oIancd. Gnd especially was
known by lnwrunca, Campbell + l4nwrencc between
tS75 md 1877. Notwithstanding this, tho 10th 1f
Iat.tnry, 1871. Guxe conveyed 10 t. H. }nwrocc, Of
the firm Ut 1nmrouee, Can,pbuil 4 1nwrcncc, ths
N. soE tho N. ". Of soc. ~, H. bcn9 tho sat1o
ropsrty cgnyeya thourh By ", , os5onsa,s Iasc5
rca t. " mHds II satisfae.ion q thS ts,a. hll'
Tayor oharxcs th4t t!a wa nt IT. onn dS c,vsy y r.
matter and ho nskr IL have the dt1a 70 l.Awrenca.
t;;a!np0oH 4 Lawronco sat aside as II cloud on hA
, 1880-07-14
A CHICAGO PROFESSOR PROMOTED,

.HPR0R7s [oFFkato01<9eF U 1KS IH<t0pQ 3T0NHFs
AlDDLKuuisY. VT, July l0.-Tho sequel to the
FUNGUS revolt Of tho cptiru sstdents In the Mid
dscbury Collcge ao1ne time slncc, tho clroun,-
staucs.a OF which TuE TiuuuAE readers ato no
doubt familiar with. has Just beon produced by
the srstxuAuon Of the resldunt, Z. H. tIuribAt, ut
Tue ! aMnnai ~ maetlnH of THO Col!ezo Corporation.
accepted, und OF tho 7th tl,stant, Ut i second
muct4i4 ct TIC corporation. lsuf. q. W. lluarl.
u!al,. 1T tue Gh!cngo 4'hcoogleai sun!mnTy, WIS
Austin, of .Audden, N. il. and the Isov. j. q.
Johnson. Ut ltutinnd, wurg elected Follows. Tho
feoltux on tho purt Ut tho cutiru nuInber Ut
Students WIS 10 strung and well grounded
asunat President lIurlbut tll4t this stop became
ncEesSary to ptuytnt positive injury to tho cul-
lego latecests Mnl futurs prospects. Tho clec-
uOn OF prlf. HuirduIAM III received with tuuch
sLt!sfacuon by tho students and f.1ruds Ut tho
college rlao, VRyiNnAykn
, 1880-07-14
Knd Accident to ItIEHA Nelson.

Inst Tuesday tlie tlr,llMNt1u critics Of our cun-
refsrEis IL, - Ass NeilsenS ',nr
thai :,tis beautifal traaodlsnne was annoyed ~
Il hight husRllIesa Of vnieu. The Mext morning
soso Of n,tsccs ssa "WS E
u,!d has increise.l to nlost plinfut thickness
ot utiothnco." Tie next morning tho n4ttcr
Graehai e WHY wtt s
beSolns 70 n,arked u to alu'ost destroy tho In
ThS*Rii,l gacts. as uscortaiao.i by tho repre-
eentHpisuA u this paper l,s'weysr nrc ~ foll0wa
It soett's ;s.at to% lnontl!s aE St!ss kols1n ds
ny # Ma,l.iiad lAIaa5uiiS Grand iiItsr1iaaonnl
e. t. tR hn,p Nroy asta psofusSy in
my 1.-Two III rfaco txts'sunii cltoalarsj 10 woil.
uerful WAS thu effect Or this marvellous rsopnrA-
oas s - hatr pr,ssast 81 1svast 's Ghness IL . hs IT,
lsss wye ~. .!,t tt,e setss refused =, 10 sslA.
ss vi q i III IT, kyat4u q yS1sS e. naSto 81
fa ss%s5s Ss|S'S ~ s'a ~ "a 'ssS; sS
6n Mosa;y sysain9 4 soa,s ,alssAance q aae
bSt!le s4pp s4ppo%sa r. @ :" hna IT, me sSSSg 5,itir
p,e,lt Ut acting Mits n: did not llBeovor thu aut1
slltuuon until at tho tlGso OF the syene atp ~.
which sno III ya.n tnt,rAvuso4 to llaloIEu. NJ
tho end Ut tho sixth act tue hair h!t Increased
2 two..ty md tho following . n,ornl,M tho stAr
AutunlIy euvurtti with u glossy cont Ut rapidly
growing huir. Thu effect VIA u give har yoItu
With srcat dac,sisy Miss Noilse.i ii,as,aasi 10
r. n hof III aI sGut alSh, tisnx M
touation astounding tu her tltiMlrct4, ulbeit
much upplaudcl hy ths cutlery. A consultations
tannyiSiii9 mpro IL lis. purposo thaa 70 sell ia
their bills,
, 1880-07-14
THE BOOM IN PRICES.

M1LwAuxlx, WlA, July l.-Tha renders Of
T1tx THuuAx In Milwaukee h4vo gooA Fuason
to complain Of two grievances connected with
tho circulation OF your papor. Quo ~ that tho
newsboys Oh tho cars do not keep a supply ut 1t
sufficient. to meet tho demand, aud tho other IL
that tho Sunday edition IL sold OH the streets
here for 10 cents. The nrst ts,mplaint Il VI long
the other bids fair to Grculna chf.,nl4 aIsu
Either TMk IiunUaK ~ uuru popular thun tho
uther dnllies. aud tho tlys sull thenl read
ny, Or cise taerV tA causq that is nut nppurunt
OIL thg surtacs. Ihu e.lso nc&tls the particular
attention VI your lusiness- tnGIl-
As ~ payiIi1 l0 ccata for VftE SUNDAY THU.
usk. thu prIeU IL nnt loo much when ono cousll.
era Whnt hY Yuta for tho mouey, hut
IL 10 RELATIVELY Nftnlslnzsta- WAsIl 4 peF.
, 1880-07-14
HANCOCK AND PETROLEUM.

1Mo GLOWING ffOapce1N6 OF tho H0Eu1
OIL Company Of RA2cfa Gen. Hancock
: Was President.
Following Is a copy Of tho prospectus Of tho
~unted Service Petroleum i Mining Coinpany
Ut New York;" Of which Gon. Hancock was
President, aiia which proved IN utter swindle,-
tho ar,ny-oillcers investing thercin losing overy
penny of thclr Investments, amounting iu the
aggregate TO &h7.0o0:
uxlrEp stnvlcs PETROLEUM i MINING oox-
Incorporated under tho laws of New York.
fap''e tse III esIss 1 'rFfs sss o@,ia T.. ,y%'
BIZ s'sts ,uS,P NJ PerSssnsl lsst{; ,., oses, , ~
H. SsSS. oihesrsE Erseslaons. Maj.-dsn. ia
v. g., llaneock;, Yla:.P President and dunar1ii
Espsy ssasssrS y oe!4 q rMS r. kesss:
Efq;;,s;ss: hS1: ::aqa Y: i; li4ac;.s. y. +: Y:
EMawsk d sysas eha5w'et ~ CO. 'si Wi,iaris Fl
ssas as.a Tssf!a g. c n iaan II ansst Wss, A
kiss, manufacturer of i1tshkips' shVlI, New
asn y e. e saios sd G
4 Tho ;ar1au a,d Narv J9ltr'at, Nuw York: Ouly
sS@D ~. sharss for sae, suescfiption price, a.
No. i. 0ho. half auro VI Cherry 1tun, vcnanRo
County, fa., theee- fM,rtha of u mile abOv0 tho
bofhooi ii tic II ,scw w s-barrol ii VIII whleh 6.u
within II few days attracted 10 much attention.
th4 lot IL owned by the Company ln ftu stNnllle,
No. :, Unu-half Rgru adjoining tho Abovo trilGs-
Perpetual leaso. HMlf ull oit.
next aboya tho luta AtElyo sluSeriboL. Perpetual
lease. llAif NIL oil. ThesU lots arc ovuty lloll
on rho ctGuk bottcM, level and smooth, with
soou, enough for ten wells. -:
:. No I. Onv-half MtrG, ~ 100 1tlDple, on N00ky
Niyor, a!c.slua County. Ohio being p9rt Ut tho
well praiucEi,R 1ubrcatn9 olt.-a well borod for
kult iuRuy yeAr4 AK1l- -. g :
Nu,'b. Twenty Ncrcs, fec slHlple. on Rocky
River. Ad Joining tho fur1A0 Oh Wh!ch s tho nnoye-
Ineertbvd oil we'll, mud on tho outskirts of the
ViliaEo Of LtvorI'ooL on xs0loRats who rv-
a.va How Of uII should bo obtained directly u.l
This truck, ut point whore raFitlo makes fntN
:h0 river. Thero IL On thls pEuperty u tue large
ooH8c, good bnrN, and nnthulis<H, which Will bu
ti4ua1tu III tho operations Ut the Company. a
nerf!ck is up on this lot, and well l. being
willis ntl enR1ne " bong vot On she ground.
No. 9: Ono hundred aud htty-nvu ucEtH On
t'edcF1!l Cruek. AthGns County, O. toll country,
u tue Immediate nfIxhltuthtDu VI tho Jay Farm
!O9,barrel wCtL Iha tcEEt!ory pruMlsUa TO Do
tully e4ual to the best III Poithylvanla., A
s,;Soy ,,,i a shs see,isn. sas a., tSd5s;
auywheru IN. shis region. 1t " just up
Pnsit the great oil tlrtds Ut the Kanawhl, and IL
!aA DOWN ny our trUst euilnoI!t G1oloBiBts ~ u.
tAe Sery CeHtGp IT tho oil bualn. s!nc0 this
property p'ay xaa obtained. .'wlng u developments
extent to make II 2lone ample property fur the
with four-iiftbs u I'LL oil.
No. 7. Ono acre, With botel, barn, and OUT
RoQAh& eens tho tavern staud At 0fafton. o.
, 1880-07-14

sDW gets full days excellent reading
for n Iltlnr, or when ho geta ait amount ut
tnnkc vols,n,n ur .j pugc. in tho 1rslinnry book
typG. hp SHOULD not Ernmhln. but Ms long ~
H,,,.iny edition ttlnn for uty other, ard viii
ctGrrfltly supply my ttcina1lta inatln ulN1n It
fur pnperA, II f0oka init little like tnx ,ltm
knowledge. for tho Nowadays tn double thor
prIccs uil Sunday. Il CONSTANT READER.
, 1880-07-14

1ixrpnret Leonnsd nted bin yesterday nrninst
Dnvld Leonard. asking for dvosce un tho Eround OF
crualty.
Dora Btuck asked for tho 1ano decr0o agnluAt Ca.
per Stuck nll ACCOUNT OF h.t deacrtoh.
And 1tndsuw J. Iris from Iona Trla on tho aan0
KrIund. -
Judge Jameson yesterday Hsuntcd divorces In the
t1lInw!nR Harriet r. 6luYbias1n FROM Harry
NJ Stevenson. Ut the gruund Y! doscstinn I1utcp II.
Jsnos nax.en from, snma na~sun; ~, .as,. s4,,,ss;
aesorun nettkn Biidtlp1 from dcnrrg BildlDr., f1t
rFucltys md Christine Dtetgen from Gottfrieh Ulut-
NUnt for cruelty,
, 1880-07-14
CINCINNATI ITEMS.

CINCINNATI. O., July l2.-Tho white lend man.
ufactnrcss Of tho West arc In session hero to-
duy, Representatives aro present from Pitts
burg, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, IndianApo-
liza, Chtcngo. st. Louis, Lo,lsylllc, aud Cinclu-
natl. Their sessions nrc private. u
John u, Mnnlcx. tho Assignee Of bishop Pur-
cell, Ia invoking tho MD Of tho Inv to Increase
the Gasets 0f his trust. To-t1ay he broiEht suit
10 set natde tho alleged fraudulent conveyance
OF prnnerty, Iud u recover $A ,009 from EllxA-
beth ". uoylu md her tluuKhtqrs.
, 1880-07-14

. 4UrEnIon CoulsT-CON YRsEtoSs.-.J II. 1llnkIey r.
MdTara i Gasack. 81 a0 Jacob Lows '. howls ds'u-
cIitcufT CounT-ro Gr.eoa v,
Frllz Schwuim And August 1chWsMa, HaS.tU.
, 1880-07-14
THE CITY NATIONAL.
AuceiontnE or t1bc r0or Paper OF That
bankrupt Concern. -

--
Aucsion'ns or ,,.,,. .,'o fcor t.t. Paper Of That
Mr. A.. IL. % narey, 1scccirer T Of the bankrupt
City National t,n,k, sold yesterday Mt auct,on ut
us olcc, No. 10 Lake street, thu assots Of that
m.a. ".,o. sm ,sn Y o,nort 'n" r.0,,,'s % wo.
oser ~" MT iat , xo. tcfS mas
1a s n ri Tho In f,.s: yol,. Of q on cach wi,Ieh,
,s"rn n',r,nu.r, S hy r. IT. Wntkrr fnr s1%;
onc-thisd interest In tho In s..tc County Manu-
facluring company was st''i u y. u. Swift for
$1o7s. 4 note OF 1900 by ". =. .ilaytnond. J.
4; IAs,Ehcy s Co.. N. El!sa Kendall and Others,
WIN etl'aternis eones1g ot zen , oo''os o1 tne
vaIuo &5,uU, aud note fur slo,uu VI ".
i. Iiuynu,d and Robert itas, scourod by
!. N. Ciapnan for sa.u4t. 4 Judgment for s7uo,
anl overirat.; for sSA n4ninst W. ": Wiie.,s
BY l,atalet: ~ ed,i Co.. werc bought by j. u
s s:ssii, aHdlns! II. <: aher5!'na, !esilsed s;n.
iote for :,oo0, against v. K. Dewey, lIi!larsel
Il 9eSs o9ys e. @ ss sSs W Ss s'ef H. WIZ. is al I'll
j., w.fo i,,,nfnd aai Knocked down "ior
so,ss. 60 were bo!,uht by T. Z. NIL.
christ fer r. Two notes for ts,aso.0
iar sIsi5S asalast Nieholus j. jMcGarshy for tho
uAine autI,. 4 mite 1f ssl4: aua!Mst 0hadah
JacksuI., and one Of xass4 ax,.inst 7; rrtsser:
psrehnscr Il i: .. Waller for 8. Y. :. iialo's
noto ior *0g r. snt tnn unltca etntes te C9ae
wilH l1ureh,lstu " J.: u. tfctse for $tu0. a. X
Atkfns note tor $1tNo. collateral Tor otto Iernes
o9 fGs ys sea se T. IT, - M fsr daIe
nc!rB hotg n, 1or tSo f. y. 1Aylots
oto tor u ss td3sorxS 4 snSsnans n9te ~,
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as soa e = 81 G6apa' .tq igr y. alaMsS snf of
aoxe 5 g. to ha sss pSsst
md Ar. 1l.o's asccpsancg ot lrfts BY F.M; iiale
lMeob sslc!I. q!1a y: Myers lote md Interest,
$;n5.5. For iiownrd: oalansg q note. sl;H5.69
sa Al GI3s asoH t9 10 for n9st s ~s5e e sa s1 fsr
GSalanes d it aote, *sli& 4: Z: Mhiteuler. sots
ss5 s 's1snsas ir T. t j %Siaitt %S% s
the lust two wlth mortk.,ge.N Is ~ woro solA fnr ~:
T. M,'K y snMs note fT1 a ana Wo0ar,''[ -
lot, e9nsistlng E Of Simon In q Adler 5nlance Of
afes Sa'ca g nGtcs s %s s; ~ e. G
ulrtsdc. who also puseh1sedu - Chi!us y prince's
~ P'q f9r M tSt r. e sors y!'s 9ar 1asss s
ttss!5, ind over|raft. for !l;a0s; ind
Il s5 1Sts q + NJ wS Sss is stseotss
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| Ment1lo aud q. a. Chills judgment. sl:0lIE,
acceptansc Of iso6bins dn'ft xI1.s5 wore s9ii
to-! II: htssel s Tor g. 3iMMn M r. CO Cnrtlss @ indg,
| u =. lGnnk more 1hr @boI@Ous 1hG MeLTo-
, 1880-07-14

judge nlodgett wilt toave for Block island on bis
iudHo jameson will not be in court again until
Muhduy. = "
Tho ea.se Of tho chica.u 4 Alton ltnEund Company
Va. D. j. TtklUn Mnd 0tlssrs yesterday FrftsfGu by
Judge Notl4Otttu the Mastur III EhanGury u 91nnlin0
mud SaDUrt.
, 1880-07-14

PROBATE COuKr.

Gertrude Ste!len eUmmencod Ault IN trtaposs ycs-
tcrny asnlnst llnrbnr1 Ksi, Claiming &50U dasuages
for alleged Annder.
, 1880-07-14

Glvo nc tho Shakers Shrsnpnrilln Ia prefer
eilcG to all othCrs--C. 4. GuftnEtts. II. D., Dox-
toll. -
, 1880-07-14

Oa1cer Dudley, Agent Of tho Humane Society,
yesterday hnd nun named 6hen. Of No. 2lO
West Lake street, arrested for cruelty to hia
little aon, It Is stated that his vito haa been for
i long time MI inmato OF tho ElKin Insauo Asy-
um. Since her incarceration thero thu thrt.o
,hIldren nil little boys, huvo bcals Ia tho kcoping
II the father, who e, Represented % being
itronly MtlliutcI to drink. 4 short timo ngu
10 eOlisigncd tho children to. the caro- Of tho
tlnt- Orphan Asylum, md has been In tho habit
of visiting them In ~, Intoxicated condition.
look his youngest son away with whom ho drove
nrnunsl the city, being all tho while under tho
tempted to load lis waKtl viii cpty baprcls. III
anl beinY tno drunk 10 DO no. ordered the llttlo
fcllnw to perform tho task, md bcoauso he
cutild t,0t obey hG was numerically benten with
xclMh, utter which he wnA kept III tho wagon
until sionday. THO accused was arrn!Knal be-
faro Justice Walsh, whore y cnntinuNlco was
, 1880-07-14

White. soft, md vclvcty bands follow the use
Of CutIcnrtl Medicinal Soup.