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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-23

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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-23

[Read before the Annual Festival of the
American Unitarian Association, at Boston,
June 1stI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-06-23
An Innocent Person Convicted.

MONTREAL, May n, 1882.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
The Novel Beauty Ia the Capitol.

AT the Garfield tea party, held recently
In the rotunda of the capitol, there was one
beautiful stranger who excited every ones
interest. She was tall, exquisitcly slender
and graceful, with fine, delicate features, q
creamy complexion, and eyes and hair lik,
midnight, Women Of that peculiarly rar,
beauty were only TO be met In Spanish,
American countries, and approached "a
barely by the lovely crcolcsol new Orleans.
The unknown lady wore just the dress an
artist would have put her in, n deep gold.
colored satin, with sleeves aud draperies OF
black thread lace, AID large corsagc bou.
guet of red roses, aud her hair was caught
back in gracefully loose knot. She stop.
ped before The Kansas table and spoke To
Mrs Rcam. Immediately n young man
rushed to ask who the Mexican beauty was
DO you know hefp' he said, aud III,
matron gave him the satisfactory rcpl, that
she did. She was her daughterin.law. Mrs
Ream, NJ the Indian Territory. Mrs. Rran,
was u princess Of the Cherokee nation, with
n soft, musical name OF that dialect beior,
sho convcntionalizcd Il In marriage, and
she is still one OF the most beautiful women
TO be seen.-lGlobe Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
The Earl, Day. Of the Rebelllon-

An event viii o,cur this week that will
stir the memories Of odcn days, aud send a
thrill through the hearts OF those OF our
citizens who are now past the prime of Lille.
On Saturday next, at D y, m, the renowned
battalion Washington ARTILLERY will be
summoned by order OF Colonel Richardson
TO assemble at their Armory and celebrate
the anniversary Of their departure for the
seat of war. The command, embracing the
active members and veterans, will march
over the same route which they followed
twentv.onp years avo, when thew went
out to Virginia to battle for the
south. II has been a long time since
this splendid corps babe aiieu to friend.
and relatives on that bright May day.
Cnldren Ia arms then re now men
Sweethearts that waved handkerchief tiil
tue Column was lost to sight are now grand.
piothers.
No more gallant body Of men ever wen,
forth 10 war, aud the ihunders Of their guns
upon scores OF hattle.nelds told OF their
courage and devotion. They len $50 dead
upon he field. and di-esse has thinned
tlseir ranks since the close Of the contest,
but they can yet summon Z goodly hos,
that I'LL march gAily, and rally In true
s0ldiefly style around tie comn1issary IA
peslees q the rssio0s shsty Be- provided
e ~. - So a., y ~ = happy y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals viii be received BY pepaIi
VI Regents Of the University OF I.isS w N,
Thur dav. 2o'clock m Juue 18th, IN wv ~, ",
erection aud completion Of the Wei W,nsy M, I
University BUILDING, 10 be uW ton y, uul y,'is
grounds at Austin, Texas, Said budlns
com, letvd py the 18th of december IS. Au,
Bits will be received for the elti wulsa M
,hv Boaru reserves IN, rtght,o r Jet al s' ."
bids. Bidders must state |, their BIDS ms ~ W
OF sub'oontf ctors, " AM. All prPvr ira
be addressed TO Ashb,l snld, ~
man Of Executive Committee ?,
OF Regcns, In rars oi
Raymond & Co Austin, Texas, an, u.s. u.s..
"Blds for University " All bids 10 w ~ya0
psued by u certified bond IN he sum o. Va ,NS 40
condition, d that the bidder will i'et wv "A
trace within seven days, " AWARDED oa'I IL
vi I yive u goHd aud sufficient ooIu ~ NJ
amount of contract ph c, forts h''h'"' v"
atcc aud conpleton. cha rpl
Payments win be ma Ie In can W. ~,
progfcsse,, upon monthly estimates " y lr.is
by the superintendent 10 per cen. W
To be reserved until complc no, N as
Plans and specifications can NC y, ~. ~
Once OF =. v. Rulliht, .rehisv, ~, ,u.s 4
trndcnt at Austin, texas on snd NV
iSSl For further Information aoIr
President board 81 Neey
myis-,avlv nUushdi 'e
NY iW-6WNW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
An Editors Opinion.

An editorial friend Of ours, who Ia,
grown enthusiastic over certain remedy
which has cured him Of dyspepsia. general
debility aud nervousness, writes an editorial
a. follows We believe that Browns lrpl
mtters are destined 10 be the medicine oI
the world. They give real health an 4
strength TO every part Of the body, restore
give new life and new viror to every pbysl
cal and nenial faculty. Every mai, anr
woman ill.hcalihed should rejoice TINT I
real cure lies in Browns Iron Btters,r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
CLEBuRNE.
Correspondence of The nyrald.

Correspondence OF the herald
CLRnugSE, May q, 1Ss2,-To-day the
magistrate OF this district sat in Judgment
upon the two cases of assault. Jim Court
right, charged NTH assault, plead guilty
and was fined hive dollars and cost Court
right was charged with assault and battery
upon one Bud Davis. Bud Davis was
next arraigRed for assaultng COPYRIGHT,
and plead mot guilty" Testimony wa.
heard and the court discharged the pris
oner.
Ben Freburg returned yesterday from
Galveston. He made arrangements to I'LL
his new house with goods.
j. j. McVowan, sheriff, and w. \. Robin.
son, deputy sheriff, OF Somervelle county
arrested jim Gates, charged With Sealing a
horse. They left with him for Somervcllt
to-day. These gentlemen informed me-
that crops in their county were never better,
particularly corn, oats and wheat, Somer.
velle is tue smallest county IN the state, but
has six candidates for sheriff
Mr.. Fisher, at the Palace lunch.house
bought a turtle to-day that had thir,y.nine
eggs besides hundreds OF little ones
Judge Abbott will hold court another
week, He Is determined to clean up his
docket.
Colonel Smith and Major Baird are buy.
Ing wheat aud paying the highest prices
Tor IT, We have now compelcda Hue grain
warehouse, and our merchants all have
made Their arrangements 10 buy all tn,
grain that comes In.
The lie Ciede was full last night OF stran.
gers, most OF them prospecting for loca.
tons.
A report Is In circulation that the Cult
Colorado 4 Sante Fc had purchascd III,
Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central railroad
can only say that II Is rumor, but peopl,
otCleburno generally hope that 1t may b,
30.
IL the weather remains good, over tire,
hundred will visit Dallas next SUNDAY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
fuCh In ita Pima

While the healing waters of Waukesha
have been the means Of curing innnmera.
bic eases of obscure chronic trouble, SO also
has 81. Jacobs Oil been the bright partcu.
lar star in the ornament OF remedies.
which uniailingly relieves and cures rheu.
matism, neuralgia, and all bodily pains.
l., Coleman, esq, proprietor of the popular
American house, Waukesha Wisconsin,
thus speaks of 1t; have used ST. Jacobs
Oil for lame back, and 1t cured me. Have
also used II Tor lame shoulder with best
success, and can chcerlully recommend it
TO all Waukcsha Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
University Of Virginia,

The ext session begins on The LIST of October
1872, and ontnues nine months
The institution is organizedi In distinct che.
as originally planned Tor II by Thos Jeftrot
grouped under tn" Departments of iitIalafe
Science Law, Medicine, EnNne Ing and agi'
culture, and In charge Of The iollo Ing Fac ly
Prof Jas. l.. Cabell, Prof Jane 7 taris H.
Prof NJ Sch.le DcVere, Prof. John Male,
Prof John b, Minor Prof John K, Par. mi
Francis II. Smith, Prof Noah X. ia i 70.
John stsige Davis, Prof rhos K Pflcs ~
Geo Frd'k Holmes. Prof am. NJ fon .lis
Prof uhas $. Venable, Plof Fran Is L lrn
nineton Prof Stephen o. southa J, t'ot w
NJ. Thornton. Prof Nm. v. Peters with nun
ber of Assistant lns tructors. The n'w'y tieala
oh ir Of Astronomy is TO be flled in June Of IAh
year
The equipment OF the University In bubin1,
and collections has been largely lncres 81 u
late Yeas, rnd IL very extensive and compl
rhc AStronom cal Observatory, u CONAN ws
great. telescope given by NJ LeanaeT VIC
Cormick, Is under construction.
The expenses OF the student are moderate w
a messing system has been Established oyNhNa
comfort may be combined with sp,cs' &C nuH'
In the cost ~ living.
For catalogues. with detailed iniomNV@
applyto JAS + II RR on M
chairman Of the Faculty
p. o., University Of Virginia AlbemaTl u "
myot.ntawim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
KAurM


Correspondence Of the Herald.
KAUFMAN, May %. iss2.-0ur town pre-.
eenfs vary quiet appearance at present.
The eouasry people ere eli busy harvesting
and hfmins, with fair prospects, ahead.
The snall srAin crop Il reported 70 b. sol-
erably god. !
Xeet On Ne easl extension u ths rssss
~ "a s 81, S; sa ~ 8: , cS's: y,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
-. NILSoN
ARCHITECT AND BUlbpn'

Office. shop and residence, 1858 "Oc
Dallas. Texss "A
Plans aud drawings IN elevation W" ns'
cations and estimate, for cnuVs ., &c ~
banking houses. halls, cottages W. ,,np ,u,. y
nished ON short notice CONSISTENTLY .psF
tended when desired. II the cyuun'..ins.
10 the no charge " made for ,ne sc,su,sni y
my work will be done In the oes,, .,,,nir
manner Correspondence promrTss nd,
Finest selection OF architecture y" rs N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
NERVOUS DEBILITlI''

We warsn, II, Bcxe. q " B n en- .,
Nerve and Brain TrcAtme". trss
Nervous Disease either male 'r,cns ~
whatever nature, such As 40 Of sc
ache, Mental Depression, Wv, ,ri.,s-
sperma,orrhWa and lnvoiuns,.ju plfh,
caused By ovsrwcrk OF w "s s,au's - =,
etc, and vill sivs ., : w, ~ Trsriud ,hs h,
e .s'1 A. = ,, S,uss; does moi ss.s sv
months Price, q per boz; " * l
Ssses issusd 81 . !sE sk fn",,sssH y
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Whole rickeis, Sc, Ualf Tsotete.fl
~ Tickot,, $50; 55Iickets s,N
Remit money or bank dratl III letter, " whc
by express Don't send by registered letter %
postoftice order. Order, o! S. and upward BY
express can be sent al our expense Address 81
orders to K NJ B0ARDMAN, CounerJoun.
Building, Louisville, Ky or r N R0ARnN'S,
$40 Broadway New Work
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Decline of Man.

Decline of Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by wells
Health Remover" 81. Depot, Geo T.
Atkins, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
COURT DECISIONS.
svuo,.is Of OpIn,ons Of supreme Court

synopsis OF Opinions OF supreme So"'''
G-igsby VS.. Caruth; from Dallas county
The court charged that the partition pro-
ceedings in probate court of II. and A. coun'
ties, in estate of John g., did not operate
as an esioppel Of record as to plaintiff, but
IT'D. G. B. made subsequent sale of the land
he received in partition, and referred to 1t
a, his source of title, then it would operate
against him as an estoppel in pals, and bar
his right of recovery. But held, the parti.
ton proceedings referred to were those OF
the estate of John G. only, and not l.. g.,
through whom appellant claimed, no fraud
ulent concealment or Misrepresentation
are shown, and. therefore, there was not an
estoppel in pals. Reversed and remanded.
Bonner, ].
T. & N. 0. railway company vs.. White;
from Tom Green county. Under the re-
vised statutes summary judgment cannot
now be rendered against the principal ana
surcties against.t he principal alone in an
injunction bond, for the principal OF debt
enjoined upon the mere dissolution of the
Injunction. But the courts Of this state
have ample power to grant relief to a cred
itor without resort TO Il separate suit upon
the bond, under proper pleading and
proof, for hindrance In the collection of the
debt. There was neither pleading nor
proof Of special damage, and the court
erred in rendering judgment against the
principal or sureties for the amount OF the
Judgment erioned. Reversed and re-
handed Stayton,j ].
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27
Court of Appeals .


Davenport vs.. Miller Bros. from Bell
county. Where the transcript of the record
of the court below cones up to
this court without the required seal
and tie, the court cannot consider
it, as it does not come within the
requirements of the statute, and must
therefore be dismissed. Appeal dismissed.
Per curiam.
King VS., State; from Falls county. Where
one is tried on the charge of aggravated
assault and convicted of simple assault,
1t amounts to all acquitta of the higher
grade, and an erroneous charge by the court
on that higher grade will not be sufficient
to cause Il reversal. motion for new trial
on the grounds of newly dissolved evidence
must show diligence or il will be considered
insufficient. Affirmed. Per Gu lam.
Perry VS.. State; from Falls county 0na
trial Tor theft of money, IL no OBJ.
lection is made to the introduction OF
testimony rs to the defendants admissions,
this court will not revise the judgment
when the objection is made for the tirst
Pearce VS.. State; from Bosque coun.
ty. If the transcript fails to show aflirma-
lively that notice Of appeal was given in
the court below at the proper time, this
court cannot consider the record, and the
cause will be dismissed upon motion to
that effect. The proper motion having
been made the appeal is dismissed. Per
curtain
Herschel vs.. State; from Johnson coun-
W. Where the penalty imposed in Il
case is less than 500, and the penalty OF
the bond is less than 800, the county
court had no right to render the judgment
on appeal from the justice court, and,
therefore, this court is deprived of iursdic-
tion of the case and the cause must be
dismissed. Appeal dismissed Per curiam.
.sprouse vs.. State; from Milan county.
The conviction in this case was for burning
the prairie. The recognizance taken here.
III fails to state that the burning was done
between the first OF July and the tiiteent b
day of February, which is requisite under
Art; 069. !. O., aud a failure thus to so state
renders the recognizance defective TO that
degree that this court must dismiss the ap.
peal. Per curtain.
Forester vs. McNult; from johnson
county The rules Of the supreme
court aud court of appeals govern this
court In relation TO cases before it, and
parties will be held to strict observance OF
those rules. A failure OF compliance with
which necessitates dismissal ot the ap-
peal. The assignment OF error herein hay
ing failed 10 be filed In accordance With
these rules, the cause must be dismissed
(Sec supreme court rule 80, and district court
rule u, ~ Texas Court Of Appeal Reports
Appeal dismissed. Per curiam.
--.s.
VI have used Simmons Liver Regulator
with successful effect In bilious cole and
dyspepsia, IL is an excellent remedy and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

In the Kaufman Sun Of May Goth, the
editor takes occasion, in referring to the
visit Of the Queen City Guards" to this
place, TO censure the Guards and managers
OF the excu' sion for permitting some of the
demi-monde to accompany the e1cursionists
and participate in the pleasures of the day.
AS citizens OF kaufman we take occasion to
say that there occurred nothing to in
dictate the presence of any such parties,
who, If present, certainly conducted them
selves with becoming proprety and deco
rum. If the Juvenile editor of the Sun,
having reserved himself into n smelling
committee on morals, saw anything on
that occasion which justified the attack on
the managers of the excursion. he is the
only one whose sensiblitles were shocked,
tor the unanimous verdict of the citizens of
kaufman is THAT the Queen City Guards"
and accompanying excursionists behaved as
ladies and gentlemen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

days ago and report everything in salts
factory condition. The road will evidently
be constructed through our county to the
Hunt county line by the LIST OF September.
The season of candidates is upon us and
the crop promises to be good. Hon. j. S.
Wood, our late member in the house OF
representatives, will, if the people insist
upon it, again lay himself upon the altar
of his country. ]. NJ. Reagan and Uncle
Rilly Reens, of Forney, both want
Woods place. A county convention will
be called to meet about the LIST of July
which will doubtless settle the matter.
Our people are inclined to let Dallas
select the state senator, at least for the first
term.
Most of our present county officers will
be reelected.
For governor, Colonel Henry, Of your
city, seems to be ahead here.
No complaint has been heard against Mr.
Wcllborn, and II he desires to return ia
congress, it is believed this county will sup
port him
Local news is scarce.
The two.story brick of Nash & Carlisle
is about completed. Norwood Il Watkins
will build brick in II few days. The great
drawback to improvements is lumber. A
good lumber yard will pay high here.
Mr. Rosser, tie contractor, is quite sick
below here. Mrs. Rosser and DIR. Thru.ton,
of Dallas, passed through this morning on
their way to see him.
District court convenes here the first
Monday in June, and lasts four weeks. A
full docket is on hand. 1t is understood
that an order to sell the Texas Trunk roao
will be among Judge Clark S first acts at thr
term.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

~ have used Simmons Liver Regulator
with successful effect In bilious cole ana
dyspepsia. IL is an excellent remedy and
certainly public blessing"
G. MAsrEgsoY,
Sheriff of Bib county, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-27

Among the medicinal means of arresting dis
ease, hostetters stomach Bittcrs stands pre-.
eminent. II checks the further progress of all
disorders of the stomach liver aud bowels. re-.
wives the vital stamina prevents and remedies
chills and fever increases the activity of the
Kidneys, counteracts II tendency to rheumatism
and Is genuine stay and soiace 10 aged intlrm
and nervous persons
For sale by all druggists and dealers generally
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30
Topics OF the Town,

DIR. and Mrs. wingGeld, who spent some
time at Halifax. y. :, returned on Sunday morn.
| ing last In good health.
DIR. II. Willis, from nineteen hives Of bees,
this week took 200 lbs. Of beautiful honey. The
largest hive yielded 9S lbs.
The e0lorcd men Of this place are organizing
n military company and are already drilling.
They have some thirty five names on the roll With
promise Of n large increase.
Edward Stocksdale, son Of Mr.. George l..
stocksdale, who has been very i'll Of typhoid fever
for some time. Is improving. He Is attended by
DR.. J. II. Jarrett.
WIN. i. Wharton, Esq, member Of the bar.
u lying III at tho residence Of a friend on north
Charles street, Baltimore. DIR. Piper has been
called to attend him.
Several member. Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. /. o. o. T., which was in session in Bal,.
more last week. spent Sunday in Tow.ontown, the
guests Of Mr. VIM. II. Ruby.
WIN. Winans, better known as "IIappy Jack, "
the sailor preacher. will speak in the Court House
park, Sunday. October 9Th. at =. IN. Subject.
son shore and ahoat-sea and land"
Our streets have been perfect lob.iolly the
past week and IL has been extremely unpleasant
getting about. We have tolerabiy fair side walks
but We need brick payements on the principal
streets.
Mrs. Shcaley, wife Of the late Daniel Sheaiey,
Of this place. has been appointed to clerkship in
the Pension Office at Washington. She Is n grand.
uaushtcT OF tue iatc Robert JENKINS anu has two
children.
Prof. u. C. Reed took charge Of the Wood.
berry high school ON Monday. lie still makes his
home In ToWsontOwn. Tho pupils Of the high
school here held meeting on Monday and passed
resolutions Of respect and esteem for their late
principal.
MIR. q. Clinton Hanna. the new principal Of
the high school here, sssa;Es;! she duties Of his
position on Tuesday. lilo was expected on Mon.
day. and MessFs. Bruf, Ruby and Isaac were on
hand to welcome him, but he did not put in an
appearance.
Mrs. Kate Hahn. Of Towsontown, by her
counsel, has filed n bill in equity for u divorce
from her husband, Angus, l.. Hahn, alleging
abandonment. They have ono child, about three
years old, the care and custody Of which the
mother prays the court 10 award TO her.
Mr.. Joshua frock. one Of the genial conduc.
tors Of the York road line, who has been keeping
house in Towsontown for seven year,. can beat
the best record on lamp ehimnies. During all
this time but one has been broken In his family.
and all those bought when he first Commenced
business for himself sti!l in use, except the
one referred 10. The family that can beat this Is
entitled TO the chrome.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-30

Property Transfers in BALTIC. County
Deeds, Leases, Mortgage Bills Of Sale. etc., re-
eeved for record In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county;
DEEDS.
Lacy Sutton, admir-. TO J. c. Townsend, assign'l
J. q. Townsend 10 Lucy Sutton, 4e..
A. NJ. Nicholas ct al. 10 Frederick Schia.
g. T.. Reuhling aud wife to Frank Meesley.
Mary $. Jewett to Mary NJ. Brogden.
c. 4. Parks and wife 60 John I. Yeliott
John I. Yellott 20 e. 4. Parks, 4e.
Philip c. Horn 10 II. J. Chiffon, assignment.
]. Parker NeaEey, trustee. to X. J. Handy.
VIM. Bowen Of T.. to Eli X. Sven.
e 3" John Long. Jr.
Z" Levi Iasias.
H. u. BOarnan. trustee. to Mary A. Baglcy.
Mary Bagl'y, 4e.' to Levi Ju,,u'.
John Long. Jr and wife to Mary A. Dagley.
JabeE N. chapPeau. &e.. to Elizabeth Wade.
Ellen W. Mcrryman 60 Rebeeca Barton.
Ann Pilson. &c.. 90 Fannie Pilson. &c.
Sebastian Brown, &c. 30 J. Ilsrn Reieher,.
u. q. Hooper. trustee. TO Commonwealth Land
and Loan Company.
J. A. Wilson aud wife to Sarah y. Ward.
Jacob Shambergcr. &C., TO Israel Justice.
{. e. Magruder, Jr., trustee, to l.. $. caTswell.
Louis A. MonmOnier 10 Alex. II. Fields.
WIN. II. Ba'eman and wife 10 Cornelius Cook.
y. Gosncll. trustee. TO Elizabeth T. Graham.
Owen Patterson aud wife 90 II. Klein and wife.
MORTGAGES.
Justus kahcr a VT. TO The German Savings
Bank. $500.
q. wcrmerly a VT. 60 Nathan Bentiey, SI52 Sc.
George wormerly 4 W. TO cAtonsville Building
Asso., $2Gs.65.
Nathan II. Reynolds 10 Ellicott City. Howard
County, building Assoc. 5000.
John Hynes ct al. 10 Ellicott City, Howard
county. Building Asso.. 500.
Joseph Markell vi. 10 Land 4 Loan Asso. Of
Ellcoit City. 5000.
Richard J. IIandley and wife to {. Parker
VeaEey, $1,000.
John W. Wade and wife TO Henry Dorng, $500.
q. q. Hooper 10 Mt. Vernon Bldg. Asso., 81, 900.
Sarah Sanders, &e., to Geo. +. coEEins, Sis3.
Sarah Sanders, &c to Gainesville Bldg. Asso.
No. I, S32O.3O.
Alex. II. Fields. &c, to wAvsrley Bldg Asso.,
$500.
Henry Derenberger to Emory st. Permit. Bldg
and Loan Co.. $500.
Elizabeth T. Graham, &e., to Edward Otis
Huxley. $4,000.
Elizabeth 7. Graham, de-. TO BALTIC. Savings
Loan and Trust Company. 81 1900.
Elizabeth Steele, Ie., to Edward e. Eiehelber-
ger. 5000.
Edward c. Eeheiberger to Mrs. Clara W. s.
Keen, a,signt.
BILLs % SALE.
Margaret Annheim 10 c. T.. Grimmel. $3.50.
e. T.. Parks. &c. to Margaret Parks. SSi2.9g.
Herman Erb TO August Reinhardt, $500.