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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
From Richmond.
A Peep in the Legislature and "a
Stroll about the Caption.

RICHMOND, Feb, Is 1870.
Time has been short with me here and
my last letter was somewhat hurried
Things seem good deal mixed about
the capitol. have never heard before
so many complaints Of the nonattcn-
dcncc Of n large number Of the Senators
and delegates to the duties they prom
iscd the people to perform. Both Fun
dcrs and ReadjUstcrs join in the COM
plant. Col. Fulkcrson has had to press
through the Senate Il rule to allow as low
n number as three to report bills rs u
committee. Many Of them are absent
from the city when most needed. There
should be n stern settlement between all
such and their constituents A Senator
or delegate who IL not regularly at his
post, unless unuyoilably kept away Is
traitor TO his constituents, and the most
useless Of modern ornaments. The
Governor is IN no good humor. The
failure of the two houses 50 Ear to either
retrench or preserve the present status
of the revenue, worries Him muchly.-
The prospect scems to be that the wills
key Punch, the capltatlon tax prcreqm-
site aud possibly the abolition Of the
whipping post may paes, ana all these he
considers measures TO reduce the reyc-
nue.. Fer contra, there Is not u mea IRE
devised that will replace any Of this loss
to the treasury.
II Is predicted his cxcellcncy will veto
the Punch llll repeal, II It should pass.
Al Sorts Of talk ~ INDUCED Ia as TO
what h. will DO rs to The New Debt BILL
A good many think he viii be- afraid to
lulalc further the people Of the State
by another veto. My opinion Is he viii
veto II and rely ON the pyulplon which
the FunGcp chim the King William
election lorcthnd0ws II quite likely
TINT pnrty will take fatal courage over
lhnt little matter They seem fatally
bent on laundering over the debt Qucs-
ton. Another veto would furnish ann
munillon Cor the campaign nest year,
when Governor asWcll ug Legislature
|, TO he elected
Yesterday the HOUSE enacted quite Il
farce in the discharge OF Police Justice
Cntrbncld whom g had brought 10 rs
bar for contempt Of W. authority and
dignity IN reference TO the Archcr-Fra-
sicr npllrun' Crutrh1cld's oncnsc was
chiefly In hls rude aud pompous refusal
TO surrender the prisoners 10 The COM
millcr Of The House. He had MISC uscd
Objectionable language on the floor Of
the House to the Door Keeper. When
nrralgncd he said lis talk to The Door
Keeper WINS both private and jocplar,
and he said ncyrrn word M to having
rudcly refused 10 surrender the prison
ere, and lls threat to send The committee
TO iail for contempt Of his "conrt" a
shtcwcd and experienced member of The
city prrts remarked hc would The to
have HAT " those members who 40
grncrnlly npolngifrd 10 Cruirillcld,
meaning those who voted to nccept his
lncom Gle statement, and 10 dlscharg
him.
The new yrnlilators IN The House Of /
Delegates ARE rumbrous and lnclrgant, T
Int give promise Of success. They are .
immense pipes Of galvanized iron cx-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
SlLAS SHELBURNE,
Successor to CONRAD & SHELBURNE,)
Commission Merchant,
No. I2O4 Gary Street, Richmond, va,
Special attention given to the sale of
Tobacco by T. j. NEAL.
Sells Tobacco, Flour, Grain, &C., &c.
C5S Mark your Tobacco to Shcburne's
Warehouse. feb 81, 'SO-ly
BUY NOW! BUY NOW!!

We have two many CL0AKS on hand, so
will sell them at loss Than cost rather
than carry them over till next season.
A large stock OF BLANKETS to be sold mt
old prices, Notwithstanding that there
has been m advance Of rs per cent.
CARPETS ut old prIcce--there has been an
odvaRcc of from % to 40 per cent. in this
article.
BLACK SILKS, sATINs, STRIPED and
DR0GADED SILKS
BLACK and C0L0RED CASliMERES, AL
PACAS, and MONAIRS.
BUTTONS, PRINCES and ali OIL TRIM
MlNGS Tor ladies' dresses.
4 large assortment of Label INDEX
WEAR of our own manufacture.
GOODS FOR BOYS and MEMS WEAR in
great variety.
TABLE.CLnTUS, NAPKINS, D0IIIES
and TcWELS will be rs per cent. higher
within the noxt sixty days, 50 make
your purchases at once Of
LEVY BROTHERS.
april Q '7s-ly-.ch feb. 3, 1880
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
EVENT and 90 Nj M EN- .

Carter n. Harrison, reporter for the
Commonwealth and W. ". Archer re-
porter for the State were expelled from
the House OF Delegates last week, for
participation in the difficulty between
Mess. Frazier and Archer. These TWO
gentlemen now take seats in the gallery
The sad death in Brooklyn n. Y. of
Jennie the niece of cX-Prcsidcut Tyler
IL announced. Ten years ago she was
wealthy auda rcigning belle of wash
ington. Last week she WIS dead and
d0Ilallcss and iiicudlcss, her husband
being too poor to bury her. Verify
riches hath wings, and honor is like II
balloon, that having slipped once ID gone.
She has plenty Of relatives WHO refuse
10 bury her, because she married be-
Meath her station.
The l.. $. Senate last Thursday "sat
down. on Henry II. Gihson-lloukitc
nppontcc for Census Supervisor for II.
r., refusing TO confirm him.
Rev. J. b. Jctcr, ID. d., editor of the
Richmond Religious Hcrdld, and the
most eminent divine Of the Baptist
Church in Va. died last Wednesday
morning in the 18th year Of his age.
Disease Angina pcctoris.
The Abingdon ThV'nim says Alex
Dun, who recently married Mrs. john
SOn of Sullivan Co., Tenn. and was in
jurod by Il falling tree two weeks ago,
was IN dying condition last Thursday
evening.
The Cumberland River ut Nashville
was so full last Thursday that great de-
structiOn Of prosperity was threatened
and steamers rode into some Of the
streets.
Four Of the Crump's Bottom thieves,
who have been depradating on the pco-
pie of New River, have been sentenced
10 the West Va. Pcnitcntiary at the re-
cent term Of the Court ut Hinton.
The p. VI. General is slashing with q
vengeful hand to make up for the lack
of Congressional appropriations. Not
only are all star routes reduced to one
mail aweck from March !, but all postal
service not older than first of last July
is to be then cancelled. We suppose
this will take Off the new scmi-wcekly
line from Bristol to Mendoza.
The most astounding plot since Tho
day of Guy Fawkes, eliminated in the
blowing up of the Russian Winter Pal
ace last week. Nitro Glycerinc and Gun
Cotton were used and the mine wu'
sprung beneath the Cars dining room
Mt the moment he was supposed to b'
dining. Fortunately he had been de
layed and was saved, but ten of his sol
ders were killed and Is wounded. It'll
not doubted that the guilty parties are
among the heretofore numerous trustee
inmates Of the Palace.
Prof IIannay of Glasgow has fount
the Philosophers stone, having sue
ccded In manufacturing diamonds iron
Carbon. This may become one of th,
greatest of discoveries.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
A Fortune.

"'rhcre is n tide in the affairs Of men,
Which, taken at the food leads on to
fortune"
This Is the time when the tide can and
must be taken at the food and Il fortune
can he made,
TO apply this to business you only
need to compare the present low rates ut
which tlrst-ulass, warranted organs and
pianos are sold with the prices given
you on the same Instruments few years
ago. A good bargain is u step towards u
fortune aud can he made NJ once. Now
IA the time, by applying to W. +. Cum
minis, Knoxville, Tenn, for catalogues
and prices of the splendid line Of insru-
mcnls he sells. Music Emporium,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

SENATOR FULKERsoE's resolution,
which has been adopted by the Senate,
making only three members of a COM
mittee quorum to consider and report
bills, is disgrace to the body. tshows
if it shows anything, that large num-
Der of the members will no, attend &c
business, and that comparatively few
have to look after the public business.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
OBITUARY.
MS jane NJ. pccry.

Mrs Jane Mcdonald Poorly widow Of
rhos Pecry deceased. died Inst Friday
no,,lnp Of Pneumonia, nt the residence
Of her son, can't VIM. r. pccrv non,
royew,ll en-. ya. agcd 40 yoars-
Mira pecry wos pcrhnps fine last ren,oln.
inr one of tho mmiIy of Mrponplds
who for many ,cors owned md resided
ON Il very noted csuc IN tlic prcscni
counlv Of wyoming. W. W.. nnd very
extensively known IN 8. W. Va. I'm
culy lirc shc married Eao. Thomas Pee.
ry If r,ycyoll onn If lho most no,cd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

"rhis act shall be in force from its
passage" says the new funding BILL
Then what use submitting it TO the pco-
pie p Va. People.
For a very old fashioned reason. The
language of the bill requires it. As
soon as the act goes into effect, the popu-
lar ratification feature is the law Of the
land. Read the bill, Ilccmuns!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

tending from near the floor at each cor
ner TO the roof, and are to contain gas
jets near their tops, 70 create suction.--
The bill to exempt PoindeXder from
wearing the prison garb will die in EN-
brio. The young man went TO the PEN
itentiary yesterday, and was, | presume
assigned to duty rs clerk Of the Tobacco
department. Clcrking in a Tobacco
Factory has been his calling for years,
and / heard Supt Williams speak Of so
assigning him. learn he expressed the
wish to he sent TO our Bristol Narrow
Gauge II. r., but there was no position
we could assign him TO thai would make
The arrangement mutually desirable.
For two or three evenings the Cover
nor, Treasurer, and other officials and a
committee Of the Legislature have been
burning the printed bonds Of the State
that have been cancelled and others that
have never been used. The coupons on
all Of these bonds would be current, If
stolen, as they have Autographed sigma
lures. The burned bonds amount to ~
millions Of dollars, MN lily. The fur
in the basement, WAS said to be 'scv-
en-iimes heated" yet the committee
said the burning would require five
hours, Paper compactly and smoothly
packed burns very slowly. | was invit-
cd to be present, but for peculiar reasons
did not remain long. 1t was painful to
witness the destruction Of so many fine
steel plate likencsscs Of Ex-Governor
Walker. Gov. Holiday facetiously re-
marked he was preparing to cremate the
Committee, and fearing ! might be TAX
en- for one Of them withdrew.
Our Bcadiuster friends are not quite {
unit in favor of the Riddlcbargcr Deb
bill. Messrs Fulkerson and Paul, il
the Senate, ard Bailey, Kelly, and 9th
ers In the House are much opposed tC
the 18th section, which sets apart anC
dedicates to The public debt one-third o
the property tax and 40 per cent. Of thO
license tax. They say it smacks Off tn,
taX-reCeiyable coupon-that if the re
mainder should not be enough for Stat
purposes the State might suffer. This !
very true, but as the division is proper
toned, the one-third and the 10 per cen
would, in that case be too little for tn
debt, and the measure is so much supe
ror to the present one that |, for one
would not object TO il if the bondholde
were disposed to attach any value to il
But think it likely the 18th section wi
yet be amended cannot fail to not
the polite and dignifed bearingof Speak
er Lacy. He is pleasant, popular an
very efficient lie certainly has m
thanks for delicate attentions which bu'
mess men often forget. must spea
well of the laborious attention to bus
ness by our Senator and Delegates
They are very useful men here, M
their friends who voted for them shou,
applaud their energy, industry and yea
! think the Southwestern members GEL
orally are dscharging faithfully the
duty. Maj r. +, Walker, Supt. Publ
Printing, who contributes so much
the happiness Of everybody about hin
seems very happy back in his old chat
where ! hope he will stay for man
years.
think The session will not last long,
than March -.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

BRo. llFERMANs, we asked you very
plain question. You answer others We
did not PROFOUND. You shit the issue.
" Readjusmcnt per Sc, dishonesty Do
you say that taxation should be levied
without regard to the ability OF the pco-
pic to bear II, simply because The bondr
IRE not fully metz lrfOrclblc Rcadjusi-
mcnt be dishonest why do, aud how do
YOU endorse the McCutlorh ljill, when 1t
forces the pcclor holder TO sell at 30 or
buy at 90, or yet no money! We never
asserted II was right to rcadju't simply
bccnusc We had the power TO do II and
you can't show that we have. We con
"chawr that ANY day without dyspcp-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

Mn. tiEKrSHookrt, the delegate nonl
BotctouH, last "Wednesday rose to n per-
aonal explanation, touching publlca-
ton IN the COMMONWEALTH, which said
he had been In the habit Of dcpoalilng
his mail IN the water plug IN rear Of the
Capitol, thinking It was II lcIter-boS,
lie promptly pronounced the author of
tho article liar. This led to note
nom Mr.. IL who gave his author
aud said II was nll IN fun. Mr. l.. then
said no meant Il for the author OF The
story, and 40 Il ended.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
A Grnenbncker.

We have received from Mr.. +. NJ.
Davis, Of philadelphia, card issued by
him In which he nrralgns In terms about
as severe M the letters Of Junius, GER
trickstcrs who suppressed portion OF
the call unanimously adopted and order
cd to be issued by the Grcenback Labor
Conference at Washington January 9Th.
Mr.. Davis ably upholds the necessity
for suffrage reform, aud he wlcIds avery
sharp pointed pen and goes for business
at every sweep Of it. We regard him MS
very useful man, and the fact that he
has turned his attention toward y. W.
Va. IL of the utmost promise to those
who live here and moan to work for the
development Of II very rich and valuable
section.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
go Ggriinl,le,"

There ARE many rrpillcd remedies for
that very prevalent disease, Chronic
Nasal Catarfh, but none which have give
en- general satisfaction and become ac.
kn6Wlodgtd standard Preparations, cX-
cent Dr. Sagrs Cnlatrh remedy. II
continues to cni9y un unprecedented
popularity TlIH reputation has been
pntnrd through The rufca which 70 has
wrought, having proved Itself specific
in the worst forms of The disease. IN
fact an reliable IA II that is Former pro-
ptirlor offered through the newspapers
or the land q rev lrl OF 5000 for u ,''se ~
Cntnrth that II would not cure. Sold by
all druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

ENGLAND and Russia are racing for
HE to see which can capture llerut Of
AfghanistAn, when the contest shall have
bcen decided we shall feel obliged to them
they will turn their attention to the he
rats Of Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

The contested election referred by the
House of Delegates to the people Of
King william Co., resulted last Tuesday
in the election of judge GREGORY, Fun
der, over Rylond, Readjuster, by $50
majority.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

We are much obliged to A. NJ. Davies
& Co. Bankers of Lynchburg, for hat
letter advising all parties TO acquiesce in
the Riddlcbarger Debt Bill-that is pro-
vided they are not engaged in bulling
pcClcrs,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

SENATOR FULKERsoN, has succeeded
in getting through the Senate his two
measures to repeal the Mollctt Register
and the poll tax qualification.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

Take c0rajag from the case to-day re-
ported from Wise Co, and insure against
fire, in oneof the strong companies repre-
Sentea byI. G. Fo,eler. Such as The Nan
haitian Of Nctc York. The Fire ASSocid-
ton Of Phild., tie Pennsylvania, the Conn
mercidl, Union Of London, or the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Of Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24
Fees of Doctors.

The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested in just at
present. We believe the schedule for
visits is $500, which would tax a man
confined to his bed for year, and in
need of daily visit. over 81 900 year
for medical attendance alone. And one
single bottle of Hop Btters taken i'll time
would save The 81 900 and all the years
sickness. II Post.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

King William is still the conQucror.
State.
Do You mean him of the Crater?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-02-24

The State says "Baccigalupo is evil
IDENTIFY fond of water" We were under
the impression he preferred whiSkey.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
OBITUARY.

CoCuRAN-Nrs. Elizabeth NJ. Cochran, wife of John
Ciewers was born in Philadelphia Dec. 9th, 1888 ;
was married in Dec, 1851, and died in Porthmouth,
Ohio, May 18th, 1880.
Her place of residence has been in Jackson and
Portsmouth the principal part of her married life.
She connected herself with the Christian Church OF
this place in the year She has been living in
Portsmouth for the past eight years, where she
nected herself with the First Baptist Church, where
she has remained member and worker for the period
mentioned. Her health has been impaired for the
past fifteen years, less during the past three
years her health has very poor, and she has
ticipated from her suffering that her years this
earth but few, unless relief could be obtained,
and has lived with brighter hope of the future but
she has been taken away from her family very sud-
denly, and unexpectedly. Though they deeply mourn
their loss they believe she has gone better place.
ELLIoTT-Mrs. Emelia Elliott was born at VIM
chester, Frederick county, Virginia, January 90 A.
D. departed this life May s. 1880 aged Is years.
3momths and days.
She was married TO Thomas Elliott December 90,
1921, by Rev. Mr.. Wreck and came with her husband
Madison county, Ohio, in the year, remained
there for about four years. and then removed to Jack
county. Ohio, and located in Liberty township,
where she lived until her death She united with the
Presbyterian Church in the year 1850. She
sistent member until death. She was beloved by all
who knew her. She always ready to lend help
ing hand those who needed assistance. In her
home she all that wife and mother could be, but
she is with more. She leaves aged compan- =
ion and eleven children to their loss but their
loss is her eternal gain.
With harp OF angel melody, and palm branch IN
her hand,
The saints mid circling spirits round the golden
throne shall stand
And her song shall be enduring heavens eternal
day,
And her victor crown Of anaranth shall never fade
away.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
Long Toncued FisLcrnan!

While standing OF the banks of Salt
Creek some miles below town a few days
ago, watching several young men from
Jackson waiting for bite, we noticed a
man past middle age walk leisurely UP
and take a seat upon the bank He evil
| IDENTIFY resided in that vicinity, as he had
been cutting wood just below Noticing
one of the boys putting a lively minnow
upon his hook for bait riie old gentle
man said:
"Thar's nuthin' in here that'H bite at
live bait-not a thing, anywhar along
here!" And lie looked about with the air
of a man who has given a solid chunk of
information.
One of the boys, in answer, pointed to
the edge of the water, where Rhodes and
Hawk had bass, a '''moon-eye," a pike
and sun-fsh, all caught with minnOws-
when the old gentleman quietly picked up
his ak and went to work. We could not
help contrasting this man who carried
the ak, with young Washington, who car
ried the hatchet, so many, many years
agol
Presently man with a happy, pleasant
countenance came up on the bank and
stood watching us firing a revolver at Jim
Tripp'S cork. We turned toward him
and commenced talking, when Bill Hor-
ton came cautiously from behind huge
red elm about twenty-five yards to the
left of us, where he had taken refuge
when we commenced firing. We felt sure
that this stranger would tell the truth
even about fishing; so we drew him out
little upon that subject. This man had
rifle with him, and as he leaned upon the
gun and smiled like cherub, he said:
Il was up here the other day shootin'
fish, and [ shot thirteen suckers at twelve
shots-with a rifle, and 1 didn't touch
single fish with a single bullet, and the
least of them was foot longp Wemade
up our mind that old man Washington
hadn't hung the famous hatchet upon
this mans genealogical tree. 1t is al
was in order, when you go fishing, to pack
your. conscience in the bottom and your
biggest "story" on top.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
Down Comes Prices of Sweet
Potato Plants!
Competition is the Life of Trade

Just think of it one moment In 1870
II, 72 and 73, Sweet Potato Plants were
worth 81 per hundred, and now can be
had of d. d. Edwards at Is cents per hun
dred, of standard vari cites. Our seed is
procured from the best Sweet Potato
grower in the State, and our selections are
made under his advice. And we can say
with assurance, that we are sprouting ex-
ira plants, as we have not considered cost
in preparing material for sprouting.
Call at our gardens, miles southeast of
Jackson, Ohio, or leave orders with our
agents. See our advertisement. We
guarantee our sprouts to live after trans
planting, no difference how hot OF cold
or dry, if our directions are followed in
transplanting. Give us callif you wish
sweet potatoes-one large enough for an
ordinary family to feast on one solid week
Don't forget our address, cut out our adj
vertisement, and carry it for reference
until the sweet potato season is over.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
LITERARY NOTES.

LITTELL's LIVING AGE.-The numbers of The Liv-
ing Age for the weeks ending May and Sh respec-
lively. contain the following articles: The Deep Sea
and its Contents, by DIR. VIM. b. Carpenter and Ag-
mysticism and Women, Nineteenth Century; Meter
mich, Contemporary; continuation of ''Bush-Lfe in
Queensland Blackwood Backsheesh, aud Adam
Sedgwic, Macmillan The Regicides of this Century,
Cornhil; \ Swiss Novelist Fraser; Artificial Dia-
monds, Popular Science Review; Civil Code Of the
Jews Pail Mall; The Jesuis and the Civil Power, and
Out OF it, Saturday Review; Temperature of the Soil
During W inter- and Musical Pitch, Nature; with in
staments OF Mrs Oliphants story, He that Win Not
When He May and 1.-The Crookit Meg and the
usual amount OF poetry.
For fftytwo numbers of sixtyfour large pages each
Cor than $500 pages Year,, the subscription
price ) is low; while for 5000 the publishers offer TO
any of the American 81 monthies weeklies
The Living Age for year, including the extra num-
bers OF the latter both postpaid. LitteI Co.. Bos
ton. are the publishers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-05-20
Transfers of ReaI Estnte-

j. C. Ray ct al. EMS. to ]. R. Nichols, acres in
Washington tp.. $40.
John S. Kelly TO Thomas Vandivort, 4o.Ii acres in
Liberty tp.. $500.
Adam s. Scott ct al. Board of Education, lot in
Eureka, Washington tp., 81
A. F. Nelson to c. w. Schellenger II acres in Frank
lin tp.. 5000.
Joseph Aten En- to Harriet T. Watts, lot i3 5. $. r.
Franklin tp., $500.
Jesse Collins to Newell Braley, quit claim acres
in Milton tp $500.
Joseph Martin to Newell Braley 50 acres in Milton
tp., $275.
Sheriff Jones to D. T. Jones, SO acres in FRANKLIN
tip. $500
Margaret Lewis ct al to Thos. A. Jones, quit claim
to 1916 acres in Madison tp., 500.
David Evans to James Kearney, lot l6 in Evans
addition to Coalton, $50.
E: N, Thomas to D; F. Edwards, undivided half of
part lot 81 except coal $. 5. +. Lick tip, 800.
Jefferson Furnace Co. to Mary A. NanduZen. 40
in Hamilton tp.. $500.
Peter Pickrel TO VIM. OiendOrf, lot sc in Jamestown
addition to Jackson, $925.
Maria T.. Carpenter TO Sarah A. Carpenter ct al,
part in lot IS (eX. cOal) in jackson, S4lG.
B. Kahn 10 b. Paine, acres of lots "A and 75 lex.
cOal) s.. 7. Lick tp.. $500.
Henry Hollberg to Frances e. Wartenbe. lot II Eek.
coal) III jamestown addition to jackson, $500.
No. mortgages recorded. 3.
AnOInt secured,