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MOTHERS MOTHERsi MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with the
cxcruciating pain of cutting tteth? II 90, go at
once and get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP. Itwil relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately-depend upon IL; there Is no
mistake about 1t. There IL not a mother on earth
who has ever used 1t who viii nottell you ut once
that 1t will regulate the bowels and give rest 10 the
mother and relief and health 10 thechiid, operating
like magic 1t is perfectly safe 10 use In all cases
and pleasant TO the taste, and Is the prescription OF
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United states. Sold everywhere. 25
| cents bottle. NH 20-cod1w
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MAJOR ROGERs's FUNERAL.-The funeral
services OF this lamented gentleman took
place yesterday afternoon from st. PauPs
church, and were attended by crowd OF
friends Of the deceased. The services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Mimi
gerode, assisted by Rev. Pike Powers.
DR.. Minnigerode read Major Rogers's
fnvorite chapter" Remember thy Creator
in the days Of thy youth "-aad his favorite
hymn was sung" The night is dark, and
l am far from home."
OF the people present at the church there
was an unusually large number of mer-
chants and manufacturers, all Of whom
esteemed Major Rogers as well for his pub
lie spirit as a citizen as for his generous
and helpful spirit manifested towards all
who came within the circle OF his influence.
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~ ,xsr,,rrrrrs.-wlIpon,s Cop-Lrv

To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cop-LNEh
ou .sp LIME has now been before the pubic
twenty years, and has steadily grown In ia'or aod
opprec,atid8 This could not be the case unless
the preparation was Of high intrinsic 'nue, lne
combination Of the Phosphate OF LIN. WIN pun
Cod-Liver Oil, rs prepared oy pr. "npos' "a'
produced new phase IN Tue uea.,"ep. :. 80 -,
s,,rr,,on and an diseases Of the lungs IL can DC
,,ren nv the most delicate invalid without ere
.,,ng the disgusting nausea which Is such an oo-
,o,, % The eodliver oil when taken without hme.
n !. nrescrbed by the REGULAR faculty Sold by IN.
,,ronr,.,or. A. B. WMBoR, Chemist, Boston, and
by all druggists.
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Spring commences to-day at @ p. NJ.
Oar macadamized streets, in conjunction
with March winds, test the patience Of the
people to a great extent.
Mr.. Clay Drewry Is very III with typhoid
pneumonia at his residence, on the Broad
street road opposite the FAIRGROUNDS.
His condition was considered rather more
favorable yesterday afternoon.
The meeting OF Friendship Lodge, I. o.
o. f., tonight will he OF unusual interest
to the order, and will doubtless attract a
full attendance OF the membership.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, A. f. and A. b.,
will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at st. Al
bans Hall, and will confer the first and Sec
ond degrees.
Peach-tree buds and blossoms are n0ti-
fed not to be too previous, for another
cold wave Is coming.
Hon. George ID. Wise has returned to the
city.
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I'm MELLIS's FOOD. bat % large class Of consumer
whose dlgastions require deActte treatment. The
food Is 40 nourishng 40 delicious, that IL would be
strange II It was regardsS NJ nAerev baby's dish
TO be taken rs substifste fox something else.
This preparation has become weIf nown In nearly
every bcuschoia throughoss the country; hut as
there are always new babies and new invslb's II
II well TO Ir reminded Of sonss 81 the FOODS ez-
cellent quahtics, and that vereS u preparation
which dyspeptics. having once ffesi, viii never be
without Those with any delicaes Of constitution
will find MELsAS's FOOD better ,kan medicine
and the concentration of nourishfhg properties.
Every year increases It's popularity with t.ae pub
lie, who feel confidence In the genunsness and the
perfection Of preparation indorscdi by 7. NET
CALF Co. the weU-known druggists.f Boston.
Boston Saturday Essning Gazette.
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Rarbnro Miller Indicted.

The grand jury OF the Hearico County
Court-Mr. Thomas Johnston ioreman-in-
dicted Yesterday Barbara Miller Tor the
murder Of her husband, Daniel Miller.
Mary wilkins, her mother, who was ar
rested last week upon suspicion OF being
an accomplice in the murder was ordered
TO be discharged from JAIL.
Barbara will be tried on the second Mon
day In next month April ?th.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-Vaughan
rs. Johnston, sergeant. Argued by Judge
Rudd and ID. NJ. Bernard, Jr., for plaintiff,
and Alexander Hamilton for defendant,
and submitted.
Morse as. Johnston, sergeant. Argued
by Alexander Hamilton, Esq, for plaintiff,
and Judge Joseph S. Budd and d. NJ. Ber-
nard, Jr., for defendant, and submitted.
New York Life-Insurance Company rs.
Clemmitt, &c. Argued by Judge W. w.
Crump for plaintiff.
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A New Enterprise.

The fine store-room at the southeast cor
ner OF Main and Thirteenth streets for
merly occupied by the Richmond Banking
and Insurance Company will be opened
on or about the .2Sth OF March with the
finest stock OF Mems, Youths, Bows, and
Children's Clothing ever before exhibited
i'm Richmond.
Wait till the grand opening.
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p,chmoud and panyiIIc System.

A New York financial publication has
the following:
The increase in net earnings on the Rich
mond and Danyille system ofroads Is quite
extraordinary. Not only are the gross
earnings much larger than in 1882, but
with this improvement there is also large
decrease ID expenses, resulting in an in
crease of the reported net earnings OF near
" 80 per cent. in the two months. The
following is a comparative statement OF the
groSs and net earnings in February, and
for the two months-January and Febru-
orv-in 1888 and 1882:
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TIE POTTER SISTERS To-NiGHr AT
MOZART HALL.-The Potter sisters, under
the auspices OF the Young Mems Christian
Association, will give one OF their delight
FIJI entertainments at Mozart Hall TO night
This promises TO be the best OF the star
course OF entertainments. The concerl
readings by these young ladies' VIII DC
something now 10 q Richmond audience,
and WIN doubtless prove ~ entertaining
| and attractive as they have u many other
cities. s.
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WE PRESENT NO PRETENDED
MIRACLE.
@TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND MUST PREVAIL"
no soPHIsTRY CAN WITHSTAND
THE POWER
OF IT'S HONEST UTTERANCE.
rs;,or Of Hrensao Press

Editor ef Ertnfaq Press
Dear sir.--fcciing deeply grateful for the great
lsneats which have received from the use Of a
in our beautiful city. and hoping that Others who
are afflicted as have been may and like relief
from is use, beg the Indulgence Of few lines In
vour valuable paper for the privilege of communi-
eating TO yon brief statement OF the facts for
the benefit Of the multitade Of sufferers 70 be met
with on every side. Many of my friends well
know that have been very severely afflicted with
Neart-diseasc for n~mhcr Of years, and have
sueerua from u rs only those can suffer who have
tia, disease: II reduced ms strength so Tow that
could scarcely walk across nay room, and the least
exertson rendered me SO short-hresthed that
Jared scarcely move, and life seemed very burden
.ome. I was treated for my mala6y by the best
physlcans. and derived no benefit from their treat,
,nent or prescriptions until was advised by my
family physician 10 use Hunts Remedy, as my
trouble WAS caused by inaciion Of my kidneys,
which affected very seriously The action of my
heart. Icommenced taking il lhaving little faith
,nu or any other mediclnel, and 10 has helped me
wonderfully, and am now great deal better,
and have been ever since began Its use. In fact,
Ihave taken no medicine that has benefited me so
greatly. My breAthiag Is easy, and have gained
in strength 80 much that am able TO do my house
work. checrfully recommend Hunts Remedy 10
Al, who NAV De afflicted as have been or who are
suffering from general debility and nervous pros
iraiion. Respectfully,
Mas. A. o. ROCKWELL
Pcsrl street, Providence, RI
, standard medicine for curing Bright's Dis
case. Dropsy. Kidney Bladder. and Glandular
Nalsdies Is Hunts Remedy. Female Weakness,
Pain in the Back and Loins, Gravel, Diabetes In
Temperance, Excess, and Prosraiion OF The Ner-
yous system are cured by Hunts Remedy. Hunts
Remedy mpsrts health and vigor to the consli'u-
tion when it has bccose debilitated. Hunts keni-
edy restores the invalid 10 health.
mh 15-ThiwlSa&Tu
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Messrs. Editors: You will please insert
in your next issue the two accompanying
letters, that the citizens OF Richmond may
know something OF the building material
which the Virginia and North Carolina
Stone and Marble Company propose to
manufacture and furnish for building pur-
poses. i. DORSEY SUTTON,
General Manager.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRoUcHEs for Coughs
aud Colds: "Ihave been trying TO get along with
out them, but with the odds rather s2ainst me.
do not see how Il is possifae for public mant 70 be
himself in winter without this admirable aid.'-
Rec. r. NJ Deeeps. Pocdesef, Mass. Sold only In
boxes. Price 2j cents.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
partly cloudy, and somewhat windy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "A /;
0 A. NJ. SO; noon, IL; 3P. NJ, 20; p.
NJ, &C.; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 60s.
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"B select" and MOntrosc

Two brands Of undoubtedly pure family
and medicinal whiskeys-can only be had
at W. ID. Blair d Co.'s, 1109 east Main
street. Those who have to use n stimu'
liant cannot procure cheaper or finer
article than the above brands.
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Entered at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. Va, a
second-c,ass matfer.l
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, excepting New York,
occasional rains or snow, much colder
northwesterly winds, and rising barometer,
followed by clearing weather.
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DrRKEE's SALAD Dressing is composed OF
the freshest, p,rrest, and choicest condiments
money will buy. It surpasses any that can be
mfde at home, Is cheaper, saves labor and all
anxiety.
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OFFICE OF j. V. FARwELL x Co.,
CHICAGO, February %, 1888.
To Whom II Nay Concern:
We have used the Weems Patent, and
find that it withstood the frost Of the past
winter. and seems TO be growing harder by
age. JOHN V. FARwELL.
Certified copy.
THE WEEMs STONE AND MARBLE Co.,
OF Chicago.
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Mosr DELICIOUS, light, sweet, and wholesome
h,scults. cakes, pastry, puddngs. &C., which may
be eaten while fresh without detr'mea', are maue
with the use OF HEcKKR's PERsxcr BAKING
N<.xrnpu
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sIvx MONEY BY having vesu printing dose q
,,,s nrsrIrcu PRISrIsa-Housr. Good WORT
fov nrlcss, snd sstisfAction zusransssds
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ID. y. Glenn. cashier OF the sbo oss-naDsed bapks
do solemny swear that the above statement ~
true 20 the best Of my knowledge and bcfsef. g,
J. Y. GLESN- Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before msthls 18th day
Of March. 1883.
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annoyed by depredations Of this character,
and are determined TO spare no efforts to
bring all the perpetrators to justice. The
punishment for offences OF this sort Is con-
finement I'm the penitentlary.
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new aud beautiful lot Of EAsrEn-CARDs> >u
vcce,ved al bottom prices ", LEwis's.
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DRY GOODS.
.>---~---~~~-~--~->---
A c A X ID.
At the request of my friends and many Gus
TONERS. have again entered In the
DRY-GoODS BUSINESS.
and having Just received our wel-clected stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
we are now readyto show such a
VARIETY OF GOODS
IN all our departments, and at such
LOW PRICES,
haiti will gladden. your hearts and save money in
your purse.
For stylish and durable DRY-GOODS, NO
TONS, and FANCY GOODS AT LOWEST
PRICES call at LEVI HEXTER'S,
NH ls-Su.Tu,Th No. 307 Broad street.
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The finest ENGLISH BksrER-CARps just re-
celycd nj l.. LEWTs,b.
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EAsrER-CAnDs cheaper than ever before at L..
LEWIs'S.
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

Sunday was Palm Sunday, and 1t was
observed with the usual selemnties in the
various Catholic churches. During high
mass at the Cathedral there was the bless
ing OF the palms or other evergreens, after
which they were distributed to the people
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COrrcct-Attcst: < = FI
:, .o.,, s \; ( SSSSSS, s$$SS$S, g SESSSSSS,u a,.sss;.
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4ithmond 1ispatfh.
TuEsDAY......... MARCH 20, 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
lOTUE NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA.
AT RICHMOND, VA, At CLOSE Oh DCsi-
NESS MARCH 13, 1888:
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and St Johns Mission Sunday schools.
Mr.. John F. Glenn, OF MoOre-Memorial
school. then delivered weli-prepared adj
dress on "Bible Classes-Tbeir Great lm-
portance TO the Church." Rev. ii. Mel
Vile Jackson also spoke on the same sub
feet with great earnestness, dwelling on
the singular ignorance OF the great mass
of the people as to the Bible. Mr. james les
w. Pegram followed him. speaking more
directly as to how Bible classes should be
taught, giving his experience as teacher,
and inviting others to do the same.
Rev. Pike Powers took charge OF the
ouestion.box, and the questions were an
swered with great satisfaction. The music
was good, conducted by st. PauPssunday
school. The meeting was closed with the
benediction by Rev. Mr.. Powers.
The next regular meeting will be held
ot 81. Johns church abe third Sunday in
r,ril
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VIRGINIA FLORA.
XX, or BOUQUET D'ORLEANs: Ladies only,
LAISE ORANGE FLOWERS, MINNEHA-
HA: Men only, LAISSE VIOLET. At
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MosBY & co.'s.
NH 20-Tu&Su2t
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LOsT. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

T OST, ON SUNDAY MORNING
1 between Tenth and Marshall streets and ~:
james church. GOLD BREAST-PlN. nwrai
reward will be paid foI It's return 70 LEV IL
RAWLINGS. ll0s Main street. mn sV-lt
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Eg On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
LIST OF January and last of June the taxes for the
present year have to be paid by the purchaser On
all sales made Between the 1st Of July and last o
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
GThis custom was adopted about fifteen yearsagc
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap.
plies to Richmond and yicinitl.I
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. NJ, furniture, baga-
telle-table, &c.
WILLIAM II. LYME & CO.. Az p. NJ. framed
dwelling, No. 607, on the east side of Twenty
sixth street between Leigh and VI streets.
QCARLES & McCURDY, 5 =. NJ, brick DWELL
ing, No. 13, on the east line Of Fourth street
between Main and Franklin streets.
GEORGE 5. VASHON & son, s +. NJ, new
brick dwelling, No. l2S west Canal street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 +. NJ, building lot on
the north line of Moore street netr Oak street.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, silver-.are, gallery,
clock, &c.
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rTYIr CELEBRATED Stall Er
rs,H~ wtll - al lie stable II =. r. TweeN
Kos Is Is and iSIA ~st rrsnkna afvess nc s scss
iovtnf ssason. can es sss9 shssS sl sn3 s,1ns 80 =
.ssss r1rsfssSsss slpek. I IN PAM y sna esnsr ~.
& ;,.,, g As''ii i.s ssa ~. 81 + sa f675fx
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
~ TIE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BAkKAr
AT TIE cE6sE of o stssIiNikiss xxRca is
1883:
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OPEN N,S THE EVENING TILL o'0LoCKs
SATURDAY, 10 O'CLOCK. NH 2o-ss
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MISFTr STORE.

~ :
WE HAVE THEM NOW.
--Tz e
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Total for the week 81
A Private Word to subscribers.

When you desire to have your Stan
dard changed to another Postofice,
be sure and state the name of the
Office where you are now getting it.
Let US explain why this is impor-
tant
We get letter like the following:
'TICK RIDGE, O., Nov. 26, 1888.
Ed Standard Hereafter send my
paper to the above address, and oblige
JOHN JONES'"
Now we have say forty subscribers
named John Jones, scattered from
Maine to California. We find them
every where. Now how are we to tell
which John Jones is the right one?
Now if our supposed subscriber had
said: 'Please change my paper from
Hard Scrabble, West Virginia, to
Tick Ridge, Ohio" we would have
had NC trouble.
Will you remembeF this?
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Probate Court,

David J. jenkins appointed administra-
tor on the estate of Edward J. Jenkins,
deceased. Bond 5000. David S. Parry,
Joel Davis, and john Shumate, appointed
appraisers of personal estate.
Estate of John c. Branson. Petition to
sell real estate filed by administrator.
Summons to defendants ordered, and case
set for hearing Dec. "a.
Tn re assignment of AleX'r Dickson.
Inventory filed by assignee. and ordered
of record; order of private sale of stock
of merchandise made. Motion filed by
assignee for order to dispose of desperate
claims; notice ordered published one
week, and cause set for hearing Nov. 80.
In re estate of Booker Hendriek. Al
lowance to administrative, appeal per-
fected, bond given and transcript ordered.
Last will and testament of Edward D.
Evans filed for probate. Notice to next
of kin ordered, and case set for hearing
Dec. /.
Estate of Charles Byers. Inventory
and sale bill filed by John Goodrich, ad-
ministrator, and same approved and or
dered of record.
In re c. W. Dalrymple, guardian OF
Jas. Murray, lunatic. Exceptions tC
bond of guardian sustained, and new
bond ordered within 10 days, or guardian
removed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Jacob EXline and Sarah Glover.
John S. Wilson and Sarah p. Darling.
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command had been reached, Col. Wal
lace formed his command for an as
sault. After seeing the troops get
ready for business these guards on the
watch-towers Of Vallandigham De-
mocracy promptly took to their heels.
Several soldiers fired upon them when
one of the pickets rushed back to the
shelter of his rock-pile and waved his
old slouch hat in token of surrender.
Several Of his fellows were afterward
caught. These brave Vallandigham-
mers evidently did not know that
such crowd of Yankees would come,
and bring their guns along.
While all this is part of the his
tory Of the past, it is still p fair speci-
men of the spirit of Democracy"
when the Democratic party was doing
the most vigorous work in its history
when it was making the greatest
effort of its life.
While as a private citizen Mr.. Val
landigham's life may have been above
reproach, his political career was one
Of empty bluster. The ''spirit of De-
mocracy" of his day is not good
spirit to revive. 'Tis true the Demo-
cratic reign of murder has begun in
The South, preparatory to casting a
solid vottea for the Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency, but it is to
be hoped, for the good of The Demo-
cratic party, that the Vallandigham
style of politics will never again find
favor in any Northern State. The
spirit of Vallandigham Democracy
was broken at AppnmatOX.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

ArthalinZa Poor to Jas. A. Lackey ct
al. = acre in Milton tp, s13.
NJ. D. Jones, trustee, to Annie Tiliey,
Lot 30 in Altoona, $50.
Adam S. Dempsey ct al. to ]. E. God
dard, land in Milton tp., $1,45O.
Eunice Isham to D. w. Roderick, Lot l,
in Eunice Isham's Addition to Jackson,
$3.50.
Viola Jones to Jos. Deity, quit claim
to ITO acres in Jackson tp., $40.
Jefferson Furnace Company to Henson
Brunton, SO acres in Hamilton tp. $3.50.
Dabney Ragland to John Jackson,
acre in Jackson tp., $12.
VIM. Cutter to E. Phillips, Lot in
Austin's I'd Addition to Wellston, $50.
VIM. Sylvester to F. E. McMillen, Lot
100 in Austin's Addition to Wellston,
5000.
Jas. H. Owney to G. Graham, part OUT
Lot No. in S. q town of Jackson, $780,
II. G. Lasley to Elizabeth Paine, IA Lots
in Austin's Addition to Wellston, S16O.
Same to Jas. Erwin, Lots 81 and 22 in
Austin's Addition te Wellston, $3.50.
John Lemay to Benjamin Framer.
Lots 16, II and IS, in Lemay's Addition
to Coalton, $75.
T. j. Evans to E. r. Morgan, Lot IS in
Darling's Addition to Coalton, $3.50.
Madison Stephenson to VIM. II. Hand
ley, quit claim to undivided half of 40
acres in Franklin tp.. $3.50.
Eunice Isham to Lewis Long, Lot 81 in
Eunice Isham's Addition to Jackson,
$3.50.
Stephen G. Anderson to John Staten,
acre in milton tip. $3.50.
M. D. Jones, trustee, to Richard Graf
ton, Lot in Altoona, so.
S. E. Brookins to Rufus Peters ct al,
part Lot 72 in Jackson, $1,S00.
Nancy A. Dever to Solomon A. Dever,
land in Hamilton tp. 81 800.
Wellston Coal and Iron Company to
Maggie E. Willige, Lot 636 in Wellston,
$3.50.
U. S. to Geo. w. Reynolds. 81 acres in
Scioto tip.
Same to William McClary, 62 acres in
Scioto tip.
Number of mortgages recorded, %;
amount secured, So, ,29l.66.
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Court of Common Pleas,

Court met at 10 o'clock on Monday
morning, Nov. 26th, Hon. James
Trip Judge, W. B. Cherington Sher-
if, T. w. Steele Deputy Sheriff, Frank
Crumit Clerk, Elmer c. Powell Pros
ecuting Attorney, W. D. Trago and
VIM. Howe Court Constables, E. D.
Meacham Grand Jury Constable.
Andrew Leslie was appointed Fore
man Of the Grand Jury. The jurors
were sworn and charged, and num-
Der Of witnesses called and sworn to
go before the Grand Jury.
John M. Downey was appointed
Assisting Prosecuting Attorney, and
took the required oath.
The docket for the day was called,
after which Court adjourned until II
o'clock P. M.
There being no case for jury, the
docket for Tuesday was called, and
there being no jury case, the jurors
were notified that they would not be
wanted until Wednesday morning at
81 o'clock.