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Burnett.


Special TO the Herald.
BURSET, October Ex-senator Coke adj
dressed the people of this place last night.
His speech was well received. A greater
portion of his time was occupied in showing
that the greenback party was dead and ex-
planning the diilerence between the two old
parties.
The health of the couAty is improving.
District court will convene on Monday
next. Judge Blackburn expects t. hold
court, as his eyes are better.
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A .liserahle Little Woman.

A lady writes: "Looking back 10 the
time when / commenced using your Conn
pound Oxygen, | can scarcely beliye my
self TO be the miserable little woman ] was.
I had not had one days good health In
almost seven years, and was going aoWh
every day. Can now work with delight;
am Still Gaining in flesh. My case seems
somewhat tedious, but none the less sure"
Treatise on "Compound Oxygen" sent free.
Drs. Starkey & Palen, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Special 70 ihe Eer.id

Special 10 The EerAld
GRsHaN, October 23.-Major Fisher, I'M
iii recently chief clerk Of the land Office,
vas here q few days since and fled on coo
sections Of land in Yoakum and Terry cOun-
-. survsved By virtue Of The J. Gibson
,r~ri6crfes issued By Commissioners 6roos
rr,d authorized by Governor Hubbard ~
r-ocIernafion. L nder an agreement with the
uuners and Commissioner Walsh the Ger
,1e-..~s a. 10 ~ cancelled 800 in number
rnd TIE land taken up under the hffy cent
80
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me Man of Humor.

Marx Twain Is q years Of are, with iron
g-,v hair. cut rather shorf. and rnOustacbe
IN tie same color. He IL Of medium height
iucliuinc 20 p0rtliness, has q mail, blacE,
r-ierrinr eve, and q rather aquiliDe noe.
he Il pleasant in his manner, and talks
When be has anything - say. bot has .
r1rticulnr horror Of people Who erpect b
= entertained b. witty rsmarks, and -
peria1ly 81 some Who seen % think that
fhsy NUS tai nothing eut ngnsenss IN he
r-esencs. He 4 rsmsrksbly domestic n
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San Antonio.
HaalI

Special to the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO October 2i.-In the United
States district court this evening j. III. Nc
Leary, encouragement, during the session
of court made remarks about III. G. Grner,
a prominent sheep-man, who had taken
position-agaipst Hancock in the congress
ional race, on account of Hancock's free
trade ideas. Griner overheard the remarks
and pronounced them lie, when McLeary
struck him in the face. Griner attempted
resistance, but bystanders interfered and
separated the men. Both were fined $25,
and Grimer paid up, and leaving the court
room remarked that he would see McLeary
down stairs. He retired and sent McLeary
a note demanding reparation or a fight.
The matter was placed in the hands OF
Major Hinkle, of the Fort Worth Stock
JOURNAL, who succeeded in his mission.
The affair occasioned decided sensation
and both gentlemen are very determined.
Stillwel II. RUSSELL eX-marshal, Jake
Wolfe and Henry Goldwater, deputies.
have been indicted for utteriug false &C
counts to the government. There are ten
indictments against Russell, who is now
candidate for congress against the demo-
cratic nominee In eastern Texas.
SAN ANTONIO, October Ex-senator John
Sherman was in the city to-day, and was
interviewed by local reporters. He ex-
presses himself delighted with his visit to
Texas.
-Four thousand decks of Mexican monte
cards were seized at Laredo to-day by the
customs officers. These cards were being
smuggled through to Galveston, where
they are worth 800 pack.
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Georgetown
Special to the Herald.

GEORGETOWN, October Ex-senator
Richard Coke addressed a large and ap
precIative audience here last evening, many
ladies lending their presence to grace the
occasion. He went for Davis and Jones,
and showed clearly that they are Joint par
tisans to destroy the democratic party. He
appealed to the greenbackers to come back
to the fold of the democratic party and no
longer be used-as the tools Of the republic
cans. He spoke at some length on the
tariff question, and concludedwith grand
and eloquent review of the :, history and
merits of the grand old democratic party,
amid shower of applause.
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exis
Snecial 70 the Hcrald.

Special TO the Herald.
MEx1A, October 2l.-Miss Emma Howard
was buried here yesterday evening. She
died of yellow jaundice.
Our merchants are happy in consequence
of the business boom. More than 0,OOO bales
of cotton have been shipped from our little
town since the season commenced.
Our real estate owners are jubilant over a
prospect for cotton seed oil factory. This
is good point for one.
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his tastes, and is blessed with very lovely
wife and three beautiful little daughters.
Mrs. Clemens is a slender, graceful lady
of rare beauty, genial, chatty and charm
ing. Their home is near Elmira, New
York
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sretll - ne Hernn
ucKrrrrs, Ociober al is rumored on
ne Streets hat ne late treasurer o. ms
counfy. 9. ". osnerOr, rs short 70 ms
..counts o. 900. His bondsnsn srs o.e--
Io,kfnr ne boom. and y tbe-s hnnT oeh1t
rm prornp1g pzJ r.
HA FInsb. cznsi1s.s 81 foster lsrTss
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this evening for Denton. Ilo Is sangune Of
election.
Hon. ]. w. Throckmorton, candidate for
congress on the democratic ticket, and John
II. Dixon candidate on the other ticket,
spoke here to-day. Governor Throcknorton
opened the discussion, and after briefly dis
ctlssing the principles OF the democratic
party Ia It's infancy, he TOOK mp and spoke
NJ length on the issues of the present day
day between the parties. The speaker de-
clared himself opposed to the prohibitory
protective tariff, as he termed it, and in ia
vor of tariff for revenue only. The speaker
said, among other things, that the demo-
cratic and republican parties differed on the
powers and duties OF general government,
and appropriation for expenses, and on the
tariff. Governor Davis and his squander-
ing administration were commented on.
Mr.. Dixon, in reply pointed out what he
termed the differences between democrats
on the tariff attacked the three million acre
appropriation to build the capitol; ably ad-
vocated the principles Of the, greenback
party. The speeches did credit to both
gentlemen, and were highly gratifying to
their respective friends.
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Go out in the damp air, or sit unpro-
tecfed in q dranght. and your throat vii
feel sore and yuur bead uncomfortable.
You have taken q cold, which you ran re
move ~ promptly as ron received II By
using Ayers Cherry PectOral-
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Zeal.

fSsHE srATE % TEXA-.-TO ALL FFR
sons interested IN The admiuifira'ipl ~ ~
estate Of W. "a Whltla decreased. W
strange. Administrator. has lied On tne county
Court q Dsliar COUNTY bis final acoouui show
fur the cundiian Of said estate, and fraI iu= lof
a final settlement % the SEINE. witch VII D.
reard 81 tire neat tern Of said court c1mrnetc-
ing ON the Third Monday On Nogeluher, a. =.
IesI 81 the C0urt-house IN ihe city Of Dallas, ~
which time 81 pers1ns Interested IN $40 e.
- wines. A. HAYWOOD. County Cls1k Of
seal q Dallas county. IeEas
Given under M hard ard the seal N sid
court 81 oies m The city % Onlllr, MS all cay
efFfrrnbgr. A ID. 11sl A. HAhhulD.
CCuuty ClerE. Dallas 90 Terrs
INV PIX fserury. ncldllwln
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Special to the Herald.
FoRT WORTH, October 23.-Cptton and
wool receipts last week were very heavy
and commanded good prices.
The Hon. John d. Templeton, alter BRIEF
spell of sickness, is up again ana on tne
streets. When entirely recovered, he Will
resume his canvass of this part OF the state.
He was actively engaged in canvasslng
when taken sick. :,
Hon. John Ireland, Judge Hood and
Captain A. M. Carter left last night for
Weatherford, where Judge Ireland was to
speak to-day. A number of democrats
went out to hear him.
w. r. Shannon and Andrew j. Cham
bers, candidates respectively for the state
senate, have an appointment at the court
house next Friday night. :,
Mr.. j. Asbury, one OF Tarrant's Oldest
citizens had q fine horse stolen last night.
The Hon. Wells Thompson and Judge
Robert L. Ford, of Columbus, were in the
city Sunday.
District court adjourned Saturday, leav-
ing great deal of important business uh-
done.
The stock of Thomas f. Hudson, jr., .
heavy retail dealer in dry goods, was levied
upon under execution by P. j. Willis q
Bro, to satisfy claim for SAB, 41O:
Jack Patten was Jailed to-day for having
assaulted and beaten man named Scott a
lew days ago. Scott is in a critical condi-
ton.
At a special meeting of the city council,
held this evening, 500 900 OF Santa re ana
street improvement bonds were ordered
to he sold in New York at par.
Garland Smith, horse trader, was ar;
rested TO-DAY on charge of arson and
burglary in Eastland City.
Fort WORTH, october 2i.-Mr. j. 3.
Frame left this morning for Huntsville
with ten prisoners. 80,
ance upon the public schools to-day.
The Calender Minstrels played tonight
to about 600 people, an oyer-crowded house.
The weather is beautiful, and cotton is
coming in lively.
Miss Robecca r. Hahn, an accomplished
and beautiful young lady, leaves tomorrow
for Mississippi, her future home.
DR.. J. d. Parsons, candidate for iioater, is
here
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the workn Of the Electric Light company,
occasioned By the bursting oGa steam pre-.
Henry Craig, one Of the employees OI the
establishment, seated at his desk near by,
was frightfllly scalded from head to loot
by the escaping steam and now lies IN u
critical condition. Damages to the WORKS
will not be heavy.
Miss Hilda Moller, for some months past
stamp clerk at the post office, was married
to-day TO Mr.. Il. G. New man, OF the signal
service, and the happy couple lett Tor
Washington, via New Orleans, their inture
Spot cotton closed quiet middling, lOs;
sales. 1,7l0bales; receipts, 1929.
Futures opened quiet, and closed quiet
but steady October, 10 33@lO Va; NoVem-
Der, 10 156l10 16; December, 10 l2lglO IA;
January, 10 15@l0 l7;February III 25cgio "a "a,
March, 10 32(010 81 April, 10 40DlO 45i
Wooi-Fine to medium. 20(025 coarse, 10
@l7; bury and dirty, 10@l2.
Hides-Dry flint, 121 to 14l; dry sailed,
II to 12t.
GALVESTON, October 23.-A colored dray-
man named Williams, was thrown from
his dray, the wheels passing over ms ches1'
He was conveyed home. Wy
. Sunday evening man named a; w;
Cooper entered car corner Market ana
Centre streets, and refusing to pay fare was
then notified that he would have to leave
the car. He became belligerent, abusing
the driver in a most uncalled for manner,
finally striking him with 44.calibre pistol
which he had drawn. There were ladies' in
the car at the time of the occurrence. One
was so badly frightened that she jumped
over the dashboard of the car. The driver
called for assistance. Cooper was disarmed
and jailed. He appeared before the recorder
this morning to answer to the double
charge of carrying. concealed deadly
weapons and aggravated assault and bat,
terry. For the first ofIense he was fined
$50, and on the latter charge he was bound
over to the criminal court.
The Galveston market for spot cotton
closed quiet; middling 10g; sales, 2,6s5 bales;
Futures closed barely steady; January,
10 IA to 10 IS; February, 10 % to 10 70
March, 10 30 to 10 So; April, 10 40 to 10 AZ;
November, 10 IA to 10 10; December, 10 IL
to 10 Ia. Sales, 400 bales.
Stock of actual cotton on hand, 6S,I9l
bales. -
Wool fine medium, 20 to 25c coarse, 10
to lie; bury and dirty, 10 to l2c.
Hides, dry flint, -121 to 14lc; dry sailed
10 to 12lc.
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UEacH srrp-f-i 1Fsy n hirhsst na-fs
II vs. ~ r1fIrs pesrt 80 a. ~ r.-re-ie<
On 80 urElnlsF I'D ncrth - ~ in1rntr
rn-f n IcErs1E. frur-lr,1- rr-ln<r1
%. rurs--isa ssp11sdE&r1
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nALLAs COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
~ July special Tern. 1e11 July 2Ofh.
ise1. Where's. On DE l2fh dag 81 MaT, lss2.
ursun thc rfnuls.te number q qualified r0'ers
IN lustift's Precinct No 2. Dallas county. TeEas.
On tief Jon vas orderfd ~ his couTt 70 b
bed On he ION day Of June. 1881 On Local Op-
tiu1i ana whereas. - rurfunnce q said oroers
sell elrction vas he,d on the sid 1nth day q
tine l---. conforming In al respects n law ana
M urter Aforesaid and. where's. at sad cleo
tinr rreicrltT Of TIE vufrt est IN sa11 pre-
ciuri zee fer prohibiting he sale u inioxicn-
unr liquors ard medlcEted bifiers rru-uc 'nE IN
l1EioarIrr Wherefore o. j. n-dered ~ NE
rcrt ttaf Ne sale 81 iufrricEflnf ii1unrs = -
snlufeT rfuhlfiied within ne Limits ~ s.i1 Jus
iiels fTtcInct nni that he cleIk publish NE
result 81 tre law reqrlrea
A trrI1 cry fruu - lriuufes ~ nd currt
- eIr~n under ny hEr1 nn1 olll.lai -
seal or oci11s- -. 80. - -.
~ q Y noIssl peput1. ocitra
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Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
AusrIy. October 2i.-Colorado Com
nandery, Knights Templar, No. a, of this
city. will hold . conclave Of sorrow on Sun
day in commemoration OF the death OF Sir
KNIGHT ]. J. Good, Of Dallas.
The following charters were nieo to-gay
Cooperative association, Patrons oil Hus-
bandry, Of Leon county, capital STOCK
800 900: the Texas Continental Meat COM
many. of Victoria, capital stock S50,OOO. OBJ
iect to buy and sell stock and slaughter
reeves. the Eel Paso q New Mexico Rail
road company, capital stock 500 object
10 build twenty miles Of road from El Paso
10 a connection with the I'll Paso q New
Mexico road, in New Mexico.
The commissioner OF the general land
office to-day appointed Mr.. ID. n. Robinson,
a former land Office clerk, chief clerk, vice
Rhodes Fisher, resigned. -
Tie OH annual capital state fair opened
70 day with good attendance. The display
of stock Is not as good as previous, put tne
other departments are iull. me eAni99 n ~ n,
fowls IS the largest and best ever maoe III
3 There was one running race to-day, half
mile heat. best two in three TOR saddle
horses that have never run for stake or
wager; purse. SO; first, SO sec9ndt sio'
Entries: 5, Q. Clend's bock, N NJ! M LES ~,
woods Austin, NJ. Hoxie's Bull. first
heat-BOck first, Austin second, BIZ third.
lime Lime Ss Second heat, Book first, Austin
second. BIZ third Time: s..
Trotting race, mile heats Tor gen ilem en- :
roadsters. Entries. James We Taylor :
Moran. +. w. Turner'S Dock, &. II. stod-
dard's Joe. "a McDaniels' Brownie, refer
Irwless' Hoxle. First heat, Morgan hrsis
DOCK secoud: others distanced. Time. Jilz.
second hear. Dock first, Morgan second
Time. siOi. Third beat, Morgan nrsi'
Dock second. Time. 3,OI. Only Two pre-
-nfums we're awarded to-day. one 70 a.
Graves. Of Fiskville, Tor the Desi cfansh,
horses. and The other % Wilson Gregg, o.
Arsffn. fof the best saddle pony.
Arsrrx. October Zj.-eews from oiueie1i
.-,.rts al this district Is decidly favorn1ie ioi
Henrork. and he viii undoubtedly %
cierted 81 a large majority. Jones THINKS
fhs Davis race IN this district has cost him
.71061 votes. and be Il ~ despair and has
NJ hone Of being electe1.
The star FIGURING mills, talVls ion, ~ ~
~rsofuiion today increasing its capita
800 f-,rn 5000 20 f100.O0o.
ne supreme Home Of TIE Pilgrims
-hrritable associnfian Of honsion. hleo
charter today -.
- r-i~ or,rns tomorrow. A large at
fs-,5rure L errecied durIng The week
Trrr Weriraus were se1t % Ne Iieniten
sir-r today for Eve Fears ennh ior horse
aealinE.
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SHEPWKECME LOSS I1FEIy
Aloy aen
o
ran M Is
upon
to
esoo
o n
emaew an excess and
los complain
troubles
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Geeal.

nSLIAsCoUNTY CoMAlssfONERs COURT
" september Special Term 1852. Sep
tember 10Th, 1850 whereas, on the 18th
day Of August 1es, upOH the requisite
number Of qualified voters I'm JUSTICES
Precinct No. Dallas county. Texas an election
was ordered by this court. % be hold ON the OH
dey Of September. f8s2 on Local Option; and.
whereas. On pursuance 20 said order. tnid cleo
ton was held ON aid 9TH dav q sepiember lss2,
conforming IN Ell res poets % the law aud order
Aforesaid: aud. whereas. at said election q ma
iIrlfv ~ The votes east n said precinct were for
hrohlhfinr the sale Of intoxicating liquors and
rnnfirnfnl h.iterE producing lutOricatf n.
Wherefore g g. ordered bv The court that the
saic uf iHfn1 eating liquors De- absolutely uro-
hfbitel within the Limits 81 said Justices Pre-
cincL and that lLc clerk publish The result as
the law Requires
"A true rrur from the m inutrs OF fnid court
- Given under my hand and oiilcial seal,
{ seal this October p JAZZ
- A HAYWOOD. County Clerk.
Bye p RoLtFE Deputy. octi-wft
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HUfffHOnFl TTtAH HNVF IJHIN
'wONbEGtii TfuifF NJ BLACK teo
IN cattle by swing ffnn \ " y dfops inlef.
lie paffs anebi6d, sn1 N gaye Immaculate relief
a, j. gffWARD Will MoLURE,
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Nniica 10 Architects and Builders.


COMMISSIONER oUUKi, PECOs COUNTY,
- Texas September 9th, a. D.. ISL
II IS ordered by the Court that a
court house and jail be built for Pecos county,
Texas at Fort stockton, Texas at an expense
not 70 exceed the m q Fifteen Thousand .ig
(tis,OOO Dollars ~ Thousand $4,000
Dollars 20 be used in building court
house and the balance N lie used In the erect
ion Of Jail. and the Clerk Of this Couit is In,
strucied 10 cause notices TO be published uhth
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, A. ID. lsss IN The
san Antonio Express. Austin Statesman and me
Dallas HtRALD. requesting architects and build
ers 10 furnish plans and specifications Tor
the building Of said courthouse aud jail,
the plans and specifications 20 be pre-
scented 70 this Court NJ It's next REGULAR term
10 be held on the 18th dav Of November, A y
1852. and the sum Of Flfty 5000 Dollars y
hereby Appropriated for the payment OF the
plans and Specifications selected By the Court
The STATE Of Texas County of T. cos
1. J. Jacobs. Clerk Of the County COurt OF liecoi
county. Texns. DO hereby certify that the fore
going Il a tine extract from the records 81 The
said Court At n term held September ?, A. ID
1852.
( Seal 2 cd FOrt stockton Texas, this the lil
- dag Of September, a y. lssl
J. JACOBS.
CLERK County Court pec0s county, TeEEH.
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BoffGforr rsSAs, August ~ 1871
Mesafs, Morley ntDg, ..,...,... ...,,,
OesfreGraf = have aoiJ "WONDE WUf
vi in1'' " several on my NIsiymefs wlir used
II Tor tho gufe ~ BLACK LEp ~ NfnF
lernally, ~ WORKED like u ohqflQ Ymlf, ll0.
H. n. HUTOlilsON
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srscill - ne Hs-nA -
Gs1rr.rsr, Oosobsr a.-Tbs Chicago
f-ru-s unrkst eIossd sien3y. November
~hr-f. q -. November corn. = y. corn.
.--IIrr he ysnr, 81 So, 1nnusrJ, 8; MsJ, 50
rs-~rb-r poEk. $3.50. JnnnsrJ siss5.
r.-.-rbe- Is-d. s11D. We-tbg f1s-
G-sir r-c.lrls hsrrT-
An errlosign oocu-s1 ~ sFsnins e.
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PIhno.
Special to the Herald.
PLANO, October PA young man named
Abe Pollard, while feedinga gin at Blalock's
clubhouse this evening, had his right arm
badly torn up on the saws, and will have to
have it amputated near the elbow. The
operation would have been performed this
evening, but the doctors here not having
the necessary instruments had to send to
Dallas to procure them.
The farmers are in good spirits again over
the nice weather for picking cotton. We
have shipped about 800 bales up to date;
63 bales were received to-day.
Two steam corn-shellers will be put in
operation here in a few days, and 1t is ex-
pected that we will ship between $50 and
200 cars of corn this season
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Fleming, brakeman, In which both used
their knives, Fleming received three bad
wounds, which may terminate fatally.
Fleming, who was drunk, originated the
difficulty.
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AM nn1nInr ror lonlon. no b sanguIne Of

For safo v CuOwDUs WILLIAMS DalIas, Tess
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-10-27
A Monster Murderer.

SALTWATER, Mimi, Oct. 25.-Last
night in the town of Grant. Washington
county, farmer named Klingbile arose
from his bed and attacked his wife with
a long knife. His son interfered and
Klingbile killed him. Another son came
to the city to get Chief of Police Shrltall
and Sheriff Holcomb, who found the
farmer still armed in the hayn:ow under
the caves of the barn. They dubbed HIM
with poles and attempted to drag him
out, when suddenly he rushed upon them
and Shortall shot him through the body,
which did not stop him, and then Hol-
comb knocked him down with his billy.
A terrible struggle ensued and Holcomb
was badly cut IN the hand by klingbile,
who struck second blow and drove his
knife into the barn floor, where 1t broke
off short. The officers at last overcame
HIM and brought him to this city. He
will die. Klingbile has served for two
murders before. Mrs. klingblle would
not live with her husband and
had gone to neighbors named Wag-
goner for the night, taking the children
with her. Klingbile followed in the
night, when all were abed and effected
an entrance by means of an open win
dow, and made the ferocious attacks as
stated. Mrs. Klingbile's wounds are not
considered dangerous, though severe.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The transactions in real estate have
been quite lively the past week, much
more than the list of transfers would IN
dicate, for the reason that owing to lack
of help in the registers Office and an un-
usual amount of other business the re-
cordlng has fallen behind. Following are
the transfers put on record since last
weeks report:
Rto E P Wells and w W Dud-
ley, ne ID and e a NV u sec 7, tp l43, r
IS; $500.
III Fowler to Louisa A Pritchard, lot
5, bk 8, McGinnis's add; $500.
BW Fuller and Allen s. Dodge to L j
Brooks, lot II, bk 6, Riverside add; sl25.
w f Mansfield to B w Fuller, lot 9, bk
16; $500.
Dunno to II D Davis, lot s, blk IL,
Curtin's add; 5000.
WV Dudley to Flint, lot l., bk 69;
Klaus second add; $500.
j Flint to w w Morton and Dewitt
c Flint, lot l, blk SO, Klaus add; 81 200.
Jones s. Vennum to NJ Hendrlckson, 10,
l55, Jones s. Vennum's add; $50.
Ida E Slack to II w Comings, sw "a sec
IA, tp 1873, 63; $1,000.
Geo Braune to Francis e Kelly, ne "a
sec 26, tp l39, r IS; $1,000.
Mary G Vermillye to Charles Bird, lots
1876 to 1873, inclusive, 2l4 to 2l0, both in
elusive, and 2l7, to $50, both inclusive
and l67 to 27O both inclusive.all in Jones
& Vennum's add; $3.50.