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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-10

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 0, 1880.
ApRrVFD


Steamer Manhattan. Kelly, New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers. q. W. Allen Co., agents,
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United states
mall merchandise, and passengers, l.. ID. 1atam,
agent.
Schooner William II. Knieht, Flowers. Baltimore,
iron, Tredegsr Company. and grain, flaxali-Cren-
shaw Company; vessel, Gurus q Parker.
Schooner Louisa, -, Woods Hole. guipo, knox;
vessel. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Il. q. Thomas, ThOrndike, Boston, Ice.
A. g.. Babcuck.
Schooner LeoDessa, Cables Boston, ice, Mrs. Jane
King.
Schooner General Torhe,t. Alexandria, grain.
SAILED.
Schooner George p. Halock, Sbarreit, New York,
coal, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner G. NJ. Goodman. Quillan, New York,
coal. Gervas StOrrs agent vessel, CnIiis Parker.
Schooner Ida BaUcock, Dare, Newark, N. j.,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED.
Bark Brs ziie'rl. Meinhardt, Rio de Janeiro, with
$3.50 barrels and 200 half barrels of -four. valued
at s20,463.50, shipped by Dunlop McCance.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, October S.--Arrived: Schooners
Yankee Doodle, Ro'e; Theresa Wolf. Champion,
and Il. A. Hooper. Wailace, from Richmond; and
James Veldran, Loyelapd: ExeriioD, Lyman; Car
RE :. Lee Leek G.. r. Price. Taylor ". III. Bur-
rows, Taylor: q. Il. Hubbard, Loyelani, and Clara,
ingersOl, from Virginia.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Pres.ure ON the sultan.

LONDON. October 9.-Tbe Pail MaH Ga
zette this afternoon gives special prominence
to the following announcement: "We un-
derstand that the proposed naval operations
in the Aegean sea, by which 1t y hoped to
exert an effective pressure on the Sultan,
are approved by all the Powers. The exc
cution of the decision OF the European con-
cert will be entrusted to the fleets OF at least
three of the Powers, who Will act as the
manufactures OF Europe"
Bismm rck's Economical scheme.
LONDON, October GA Berlin dispatch
SAYS 1t Is now settled that the Prus.san Par
lament will meet November 2Sth for the
consideration OF Blsmarck's economical
scheme.
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COMMERCIAL.
iRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, october 8. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, S,32s bush
CoRN.-W White 80 bushels. Mred, 12e bu heels
OATs.-4IS bushels; OF which 200 bushels were
re-exhiblted.
kYR.-1ls bushels of which los bushels were re-
exhibited.
MEAL -5s bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
90 bnshels good at S1.l6-tOlsl. 1870 bushels. Red,
SO bushels seed Lancaster at 81 .25 "a OushelsVery
good Lancaster at Sl.1S; 80 bushels eood LancaS-
Ier at 81 II; 400 bushels good Lancaster on prIvas
terms; so bushels prime mixed at slZl; 40
bushels very good mixed at Sl.l9; "a bushels very
sl.I6; 900 bushels prime mi xed on private terms
$40 bushels very good mixed on private terms IA
bushels common mixed at Sl.05; lOO bushtIs
choi, seed FuItZ at $l.20; 100 bushels very gOo1
Fuliz at $1.l3; 4S bushels very good bunz al
ALP; 90 bushels 20 d Fultz at u. 10; bushels
200 bushels fair Fuz on private terms-Otal, o'zfo
CoRN.-V White, "a bushels common At 55c.; ~
bushels good new at 56c; ~ bushels very good new
at 60c.-Iota, so bushels. Mt<ed, l26 bushels very
good at zoe. ,,.,
OATs-l0O bushels very good spring at 45c.
MEAL.-bS bushels at 65c.
OFFERINGS FOR THE WEEK.
WEAKENING. S94 bushels; red. 22,6s2 bushels.
mixed. 2,Ol4 bushels. oats. ,O62 bushels: rye
452 bushels Meal 212 bushels. Peas, 1876 BUSH
els. TOTAL, 1924 bushels.
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A connects for Earmville. Lyuehburg, and al
points in she Southwest.
connects for Milton, ". G.
& connects for Asheville and all points In West
North Carolina.
ID connects for Macon and all points In southwsss
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville and all points in Flo
rlda.
connects for Macon and sll points In SeuthwVst
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Menphis, aas
all Texas points.
Vicksburg.
II connect To for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the aboye-naned points errfue IN
Richmond at 4:43 z. NJ. $50 A. ~. and SIS 10 L. NJ
Trains on North Carolina division make connec.
ton ut Goldsb0ro with the W. 4 w. X. II. To aud
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace DrawDg-r0Om and Sleeping Ca,
run through on Train No. 4S from New York ano
Richmond TO Atlanta, Ga, on Train No. ~ from
Richmond to Danvlle.
passenger coach will be attached TO train leay.
ing Richmona at ass Il. NJ. arriving at Powhstan
$50 L. NJ. daily Except Sunday: sud returning
leave P0whatana at GAG A. NJ. arriving at Rich
mond S:l5 A. NJ. daily except MondayL
Tickets sold TO all points sot.n. sontheast, are
southwest. and baggage checked through.
No lay-oyer checks given on local tickets.
A. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. ". X. fALcorT. General Superintendent.
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Completion Of n Connecting Railroad
with the Chesapeake and ohio.

CINCINNATI, october Q. The extension OF
the Lexington and Big Sandy railroad from
Huntington, w. Va, to Ashland, KY, was
completed yesterday. There remains now
but a short gap to be filed between Rush
coal-mnes and Mount Sterling ia order to
give the Chesapeake and Ohio railway d.
rect western mail connections.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND cnEsrrAsEi
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y TAKING EFFECT AUGUST Is, 1880.
PASSENGEK TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily Except sun
dayl connecting A. Wet Point on
URDAY with steamers for all land
ings on the York river and for Bslti-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
500 A. Mr. Leave Richmond daily Except SIM.
1918 A. Ms day., connecting at West Point WIN
steamers for Baltimore on MONDAY,
T Tut2psi,fy sSd y sSf nsnbxYY:
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY: with steamers tor Provs.
dence and Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
lo.oe A. N. Arrive at Richmond daily teyceps
Sunday, connecting at West Polnt
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
URDAY with steamers from Balti-
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
Gas e, M sunday, connecting al West Poln.
with steamers from Baltimore, New
York. Providence. aud Boston.
No transfer OF freight al RlcnnoEd 70 or rom
southern points. Cars run through seiween Atlanta
snd West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch. With lowest rates.
Guaranteed.
Tnrough bills or Isding, with guArantsed rates,
i.sued 70 al northern and western points.
For Ar formation. apply At ofiee or the company,
Twenty. third aud Dock streets. Richmond. Va.
snls ". T. DOUGLAS. sansrtntendsnf
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NEW FLOUR READY FOR USE.
RAILROAD LINN.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY RAILROAD Col
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE. I
RICHMOND, VA, September 81. 1880. }
DASSENGER.TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
/ leave Richmond Gaiy. except Sunday, from the
companys temporary dep0t at Oregon~lliii bridge,
foot OF Gamble Hili. at 800 T.. VI.
Trains Will arrive daily, excepI Monday, at s37
A. NJ.
Close connection made with packets at Msiden's
Adventure.
For farther inf ,rmatlon apply 10 agent a. depot
corner Tenth and Byrd streets. -. AXTFLL,
GO 1S.Im General Manager.
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YeIIow-Fever ut Key West.

WASHINGTON. October "a telegrsm re-
ceivcd at the War Department this morning
announces the death Of Ordnance-Sereeant
Weaver at Fort Jefferson, Key West, Fla,
Yesterday, from yellow-fever. The Ser
geant's youngest daughter is now sick with
the fever
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NEW worry.

NKw YORK. October 9.-Cotton firm upiands,
IL Slice; orleans. IL 7-l6c. southern hour nrn-
and rather quiet common to fsir ezra ,v fos@
2a31Sc better. feyerisb, excited, aud unsettled.
with moderate export and brisk speculative 6lIs-
ness: ungraded red, Sl.lOasl2O. Corn lG2c'
better and fairly active; ungraded, o4t9ooc.
oats about Nc. better, ciosiDg nrin; No. 3, $3.50
3S,c Hope quiet and weak. Coffee dull, weak, aud
nominal. sugar iairly active an1 Without decided i
TIC : refined fairly active; cut loaf, crushed, aud
era suIated firm others weak. Molasses dull ane
.pens@ssds sce Gnlpe srons At 4ss9asc
Wool dulet aud very steadily held; domestic fleece.
s6@4Sc.: pulled. 2o@4Se; n9washed, ni@ sS.n
and dull M,ddles duli aud unsettled; long clear,
ts.25: short 1915; long and short, VI: 40@sS 40,
Lard sbou, loo. higher and active closing very
nrm At $6.65gtS e7h. Freighs duh'
BALTIMORE.
u.Irrxopr. October 9.-Flour higher and ac-
five Howard Street and western snp~rnne, VI DC
Ss'25; exua, S4.5Odt6; family. e5.37gt625
y Ms ' ss asts So Eio brands SsSsssS
P,tzp.co family, "a. wbeai--southern higher aud
stronx: western excited and higher closing arm ;
soaheio red, sl.essss No. sm wgi.rn wnsr I'd,
SPOT Si aud October, si.loSStlLjlst; Nsyenber.
Si.isk@tl.i6 December, VI i 7s@tl.l7h: J.aa.
sry .,srs au,ss: southern white, 54955e.; yellow.
lie: western nfned ssasse Rye du and nsnt
and Unchanged. butter weak; prime 70 choice
e1m stronger: re6ned l2sc;, Coffee suil; RIO car,
so s ordlnsry 70 falr, liza l4.c. sugar do, "A"
soa', ss@'1bs .ce,ms- flour. 3.l76 bsrrvk; wheat
"a Ston hussls corp 100 bushels; oats 1855
bushs I'VE 500 Du,heI.. as pSsss saIss
, NY oS Isa S0a buShels: corn, 2I,5OO ousheis.
srcnanee Adjourned until Tuesday next Tor seseui-
Centennial ceebsrtion
CINCiNNATl.
rxxx,,~v.~, ortober Flour strong: nmiiss
.cls1 "a s.mrv' Is .25Mtb 80. WHEAT nctivr
IA Sdd'c crm No, q spbss, Spic.ssSl.ol No. re
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Jerome.ParIx Races.

JEROME PARK, October 9.-Tbe winners
In the race here to-day were as follows:
Monitor won the fall baudicap sweep
stakes-one-and-tbree miles. Time,
3:133.
Elias Lawrence won the miIe-hcsts race,
taking the FIRST and third heats. Time,
LAT, las. 1851.
Charley Gorham won the selling race
three-quarter mile. Time, LIS.
Kingcraft won the free handicap sweep
stakes--three-quarte mile. Time, l:2lA
The handicap steeple chase, full course,
was won by Pomeroy. Time, 1891.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-10

Mr.. John w. Woliz abd DIR. w. W..
Douglas, Republicans, who have made
thorough canvass OF The lower Northern
Aefk counttfA are now turning their At
,eniion 70 ths counties tcutb Of the Rapps.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATUnDAY. Octobcr y, 1880.
sALKs.--4r shares OF A. aad G. X. W. stock at 81 :
40 shares OF Virginia Home Insurance Company
stock at 81 1000 Richmond City SIS at 127t.
1000 do ut 1873, 90 do. At 1873; and 10 shares or
~ and n r. n etoek nj 60
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DgNTIsTB.

n w. JONES, DENTIST-0r.
VI. yicE. NO. e07 FRANKLIN sTRsET.11ffn
inc e,srv conyesieDce and appliance Tor the COM
fort OF his pa len = With twsn,y,a.e years espe
hence. aud PRICES Z, ser inch
Is NAV drsire bis professional services. se25'3m
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TARRANT's sELTzER APERIENT.

IKEITS CELEBRATED NAMESAKE,
the Settler Spring in Germany,
TARRANT's SETTER APERIENT
affords sparkling, cooling, and refreshing draughf,
and Is at the same time q reliable means OF over.
coming DYsPEPsIA,a BILIOUS or IRREGULAR
HABIT OF BODY. AFFECTIONS OF THE KID
YEys, RHEUMATISM, GOVT, LANoUoR, and
LOSS or APPETITE.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe 3.Su,W&F2wl
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WASHINGTON, October D.--Assoeiaie JUS
tIce Clifford was taken suddenly III after bis
arrival here FROM New England Yesterday.
His condition Is not considered danQerous.
but be Will not be able 70 take bis scat on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-10

No. Mall leaves Huntington daily, excep, SUM
day. The No 2 train leaving Huntington on satur.
day lies over at White sulphur from 500 A. NJ,
Sunday Till 4. NJ Monday.
Virginia Midland mail from DaDyiIe aud Lynch.
burg closely at GordOnsglle with No. for
Richmond
No. 4 Express &C.. p. :. aud L. =. steamer) leaves
Cincinnati AZ y. W. daily, aud Is due at limiting
ton 70 connect with No. Express which runs daily
TO Richmond.
No. 8 Accommodation leaves Gordonsyllle daily,
mOnd at 9 A. NJ.
No. 22 Mixed leaves stanton daily, except sun
day, at $40 A. NJ f. connected with a. Gordons-
Vile by Virginia Midland mail from Washington,
and arrives AT Richmond at II. VI.
SLEEPING-CARs on No. from Huntington "
White sulphur. On No. from While Sulphur TO
Richmond.
for rates. tickets, bsggage-checks. &C.. apply 10
r. II. FISHER. Ticket Agent, Chesapeake and ONO
depot, aud A. w. CARRIER, Ticket Agent $40
Main street, Richmond Va. w. H. ). DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
CONWAY ". HOWARD. CsDeral Passenger ana
Ticket Agent. se IL
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NEW YORK. October ga special from
Providence, X. j.. says George f. Wilson,
formerly of the Rumford Chemical Works,
has made an assignment to Newton ID. Ar
mold, treasurer OF the Rumford Works.
The amount exceeds half million dollars.
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arggMoNp, rRxD'G q POTOMAC 3. =. Co.,l
RICHMOND, Va. November 7. 1879. !
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1873,

u rains on this road VIII run q follows;
NORTH BOUND.
a.Ia A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Srces station daily (ex~
cept Sundayy); due at Waahington
LILO p. NJ; baltimore, 8.o0 r. n.
Phiisdslphia, $50 p. NJ; New York
1000 r. ~
Al Wsshinxton. e25 Z. " BALTIMORE
Il2BP. n. Philadelphia, $40 a. u.
New YORK, o45 A. VI.
400 p. n. ACCOMMODATION TRAIH foy
Junction. leaves BROAD S1eeS etA1cn
daily lexcent scr daysl.
SOUTH BOUND
1915 p. NJ. arrives Is nyro-Street sta1oS DAILY
(except sunasysl Leaves New York
6:l6 a. NJ: Philadelphia. llsAn -
n; baltimore, $50 r. NJ; WANING
llao A. H., arrives q syrd-szsss s.a,ios daily,
Leaves ksu Yort, lc.Qe r. n. Pntis
sdelphia, lilo y. ~: Bsltsnores
.sS fsi 1So NM! 4 =;
s froad-StsseG slslioa aai.y lesooDs
sss1sSsA &C f:,TAkxLHss
~. n. MySxa. osnasaI tsoSvlnsas1snk
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No. 4 Mail leaves Richmond daily, except Sunday,
for Cincinnati. Connects nj Huntington with steam
ers for portsmouth, Maysyillc. AMI Cincinnati.
Connects closely at GordonsyiIle for LyDchburg.
No. 3 Express runs daily. Connects closely AZ
Gnrlonsyiue for LyuchburR.
Virginia Midland r xpress from Washington cOu-
meets closely at Gordonsville with No for Hun
linctoD.
Virginia Midland Express from Danvllle and
Lynchburg connects closely at charlottesville with
No. for Huntington.
No. 5 Accommodation leaves Richmond daily. ex-
eept sunday at $3.50 Z. NJ, and arrives at Cor
louisville at 7:l6 II. NJ
No u Mixed leaves Charlottesville daily, except
Sunday, at 400 L. NJ. on arrival OF Virginia Mid
land mail FROM Danyile and Lynchburg, and ar
rlyes al Wiiamsous at 1:16 A. NJ.
sLEEPiNG-CARs on No. 3 from Richmond 10
White sulphur. On No. from White Sulphur 10
Huntington.
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DOOY AND JOB wORR NEATLY Ex'
2; y EeygED Al THE oissAToB PsNrus'
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flour.
- ~ n
By Teiegrapn.

Pine, k3Mf3.3O; extra, 1925 suDernne, "a 500
s475; commua family. So .60Mt6.
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BgSSS911SS ~ = ~ n H SSissszzics.fs' "a
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Moving Against Supervisor Daven-

Ngw York, October GA motion will
be made before Judge BIatchford by e. I'll.
lery Anderson, in case arising out OF The
seizure OF 1868 naturalization papers 10y the
Federal supervisor OF election, for an order
to show cause why Chief-Superyisor Dh-
yenport should not be removed from Office.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY.

SEPTEMBER 10, 1850.
on and afer SEPTEMBER nth, until further
notice, Mail train No. leaving Richmond at s A.
NJ. win connect at Huntington with Obio.riveT
steamers for all western poigls.
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HALIFAX.

CONDITION OF THE TOBACCO CR0P-THE PO-
LITICAL sITUATION--HALIFAx AND PlTTsYL-
vANrA ALL RIGHT.
TCorreuondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
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No2, No.4,
EASTWARD. Mail. Express.
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PORTLAND, Me-, October 9.-The consti-
utional amendment eIec'ing the Governor
" plurality has 81, 1891 majority.
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CoIqwitts Majority ever 10000 In
Georgia.

ATLANTA, October Especial dispatches
to the Constitution report Official returns
from 1872 counties, which give Governor
Colquitt a majority Of $3.50. Eighteen
counties to be heard from will increase the
majority 10 over 5000. Two-thirds Of the
members Of the Legislature elected are 10
favor OF Joseph E. Brown for United States
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18

"A goodly number OF our citizens
have been and are now out in the
blackberry woods. The berries are
said to be abundant, but it is thought
they will not last long, as they are
nearly all "dead ripe" and dropping
of. Those who expect to put up any
must be up and doing.
The machinery for the new mill
TO be put up on the Blake timber tract,
near Scotch Hill, Clarion county, pass
ed through town on Monday. The
mill is being put up by Messrs. Buz-
zard, Graham 81 Ritz, and it is esti-
mated that over 1O0,000,O0O feet of
lumber will be cut by it. Mr.. l.. l..
EIackett, so we'll known to maay of
our citizens as a frst.cass mill-wright,
has the Job of putting up the structure
and placing the machinery in order.
The company have been fortu nate in
securing the services Of Mr.. E. S. Rudy,
recently of Ford & Lacy's mill, as
head-sawyer aud general manager,
Col. Watson, Republican nominee
for Congress in the Erie, Venango and
Warren district, paid us a short but
very pleasant call yesterday. The
Colonel speaks encouragingly of the
situation in his district, aud why
shouldn't he, when he has the hearty
support Of every producer and every
friend of the producing interest, ire
spective of party ties. The Democrats
and Greenbackers have hatched up a
fusion, as they have in this district, by
nominating A. G. Short, but Col
Watson assures us that the Republi-
cans will by no means be "Short" on
votes when The election takes place
-Peterson's Magazine for Septem-
Der is already on our table, and as
usual brim full Of good things. How
such a truly meritoriOus book as Pc
terson can be produced for the small
sum of $500 a year has often created
a great deal Of curiosity in the minds
of its many readers. The number
before Us is one ofunusual beauty. Th,
principal steel engraving, "At Sor
rento," is most lovely; The larg'
eolored fashion plates are elegant anc
superb. A pattern for tidy on Javi
canvass in this number is ingenius
original and pretty. Now is the tim
to subscribe for Peterson. Address
Chas. j. Peterson, 306 Chestnut ST.
Phila,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-08-18
Business at the Recorders Office.

Business at the Recorders Ofnoe.
Deeds, Mortgages, &c, recorded
from July 1, 1880 to Aug. 2, 1880:
Deed, Austin Stevens ct ux to A.
A. Stevens, ] Of 1000 acres in Howe
twp; $1,000.
Deed, John II. Wentworth ct ux to
WIN. j. Wentworth, 80 acres in Tion-
esta twp; 500.
Deed, VIM. Lawrence, Treas, to J.
NJ. Clapp 79S acres in Hickory twp;
$298.
Assignment, j. M. Clapp to Joseph
Patterson, 798 acres in Hickory twp;
1927.
Release of mortgage Germantown
M. & M. Co. to the Wood
land Oil Co., Limited; $4,92S.
Deed, John Hepler ct ux to VIM.
G. Hepler, 5 acres in Tionesta twp;
S115.
Release of Mortgage. Samuel Will
lets to Henry j. Brooks ct al; S3,694.
Release Of Mortgage, VIM. ].
Brooks ct al to Henry j. Brooks ct al;
s73S.
Patent, The Commonwealth to the .
Enterprise Transit Co., 81 54-100
acres in Howe twp; 1857.
Deed, Barnard Stoughton ct ux to
j. NJ. Haslet, 25 acres in Green twp,
s125.
Deed, James NJ. Haslet ct ux to D.
j. Mohney, % acres in Green twp;
$275.
Deed, Geo. G. Sickles to Robinson
&J Ronner, Lots Ga and 60 Tionesta
Boro; 5000.
Ass'gt of Mortgage, Christian KOrb
to Clinton NJ. Ball; $400.
Mortgage, Anna Hills ct al to A.
M. Stewart; 500.
Assgt of Mortgage, A. M. Stewart
to j. A. Salisbury, 500.
Deed, VIM. Lawrence, Treas, to j.
M. CIapp, 100 acres in Barnett twp;
$2O44.
Assgt., J. NJ. Clapp to John Sliney,
100 acres in Barnett twp; $35.
Deed, John II. Best to Catherine
Beck, 12O acres in Kingsley twp;
$1,000.
Doe1, August Weingard ct ux to L.
Weingsrd, 40 acres in Harmony twp;
$500.
Deed, Jacob Helm ct ux to Mary
Blocher, 70 acres so perches Tionesta
twp; 500.
: Deed, Same to Sarah j. Natter, 81
acres 133 perches in Tionesta twp; 81.
Deed, Same to Catherine Hays, So
acres 100 perches in Tionesta twp; e1 d.
Deed, Same to Alvira Mealy, SO
acres 1873 perches in Tionesta twp; ST..
Deed, VIM. Lawrence, Treas, to i.
F. Watson, 218 acres in Harmony
twp; $1O2.28.
Assgt, L. F. Watson TO j. B Sweet,
218 acres in Harmony twp; 1925.
Deed, Jacob Helm ct ux to VIM
Helm ct al, Land in Tionesta twp; 81.
Deed, Same to Amanda TempletOn,
Land in Tionesta twp; 81.
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Notes Between II ere and Nebraska,


The greater portion of the road along
the creek is in worse condition than
has been known for some time. The
authorities should lose no time in re-
pairing it.
Mr.. Kelly's farm, extending the
entire length Of Oldtown flats is look
ing better every year. Mr.. Smiley,
the Superintendent, understands his
"biz., and will have one of the best
farms in the State in few years.
Mr.. Arner and a gang of man have
been engaged for few days past
cleaning out the channel Of the creek
so that lumber may be brought out in
"skippers" during the low water.
Some large boulders, below the Blue
Narrows, have been Blasted and re-
moved, which will be good news to
the lumbermen along the creek, as the
rocks have always given them a good
deal of trouble.
Men are at work building a large
boat-scaffold below the mill at Ne
braska. AS soon as this scaffold i;
completed the building of oil and coal
barges will begin, and will become
part of the business industry of thai
peaceful hamlet. 1t will be carried
on quite extensively, we understand
The Collins mill is running full timt
and turning out some handsome lum
ber, which is being RATED fresh from
the saw, below the mill. Lyme is tn,
"chief Cook and botLle.w washer" abou
the mill, and if he don't make none,
both for himself and employer, it's no
because he don't take a hold and worl
like beaver.
Messrs. L. Aruer and J. d. Huling
have the job of delivering upward 0
} three hundred thousand feet oflumbe
on the cars at this place. They vii
run it out from Collins mill in wha
is known as "skippers;" that is, smal
Q rats, four or five courses deep.
G The narrow gauge railroad up Littl
2 Coon does a good business, and is
e paying investment to its owner. Ih
Q principal traffic of the road is freigh
!, ing logs to the mill pond, and il
e motive power is hOrseAesh.
e Ledebur's grist mill is all in triI
d for tho new grain as soon as it com'
in. A good job Of grinding is done
Y this mill.
il The creek is lower than it has bee
= known for a great many years.
Z With a good road up Tiones
creek-which could easily be made
e. this would be one Of tho pleasante
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ii IEake been admitt4d~ ~practico rs an
hftarney in tho Pension OIlice at Wash
lngton, ID. 9. An officers, soldiers, or
$aifors aho were injured in tho late war;
can Obtain pensions 10 winch they may be
ontitlel. bv calling on or addressing me at
Hionesta, ia. Also, claims for arreareSes
81 paw aud bounty will receive prompt at
tcntion.
Having been over four years q soldier NJ
fhe late War, and havinw Tor number o
wears engaged in tho prosecution OF sol
Hers claims, my experience viii assure
fl,e collection OF claims IN the shortest pos
hible time. j, B.-AGNHW'
4itf.