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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
McAtioo Married.

RICHMOND, Va, February I2.-Shortly
before two o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Congressman GYm. McAdoo, of the Sew
enth District of New Jersey, and Miss
Lee Tardy, of Lynchburg, were united in
marriage at BoDaiT, seven miles from
Richmond. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. r. Holderly, Of
the Presbyterian Church, in the
parlors of Colonel James A.
August, and in the presence of a number
of invited guests. A reception followed
the marriage, and in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. McAdoo left Richmond for Wash
ington. CongratulatoTy kilograms from
Congressman and Senators were received.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19

WASHINGTON, D. C., February 12.-
The report that President-elect Cleveland
has views on the silver question, and
wants to act on them at once, has set
Bland and the other silver men in Con-
gress to work. They are preparing, it is
said, Joint letter TO be sent to him, ask
ing him to suspend judgment on the sill
yer question until he has had more op-
portunity to study it from their stand
point. It is not exactly telling him that
he doesn't understand The subject, but it
means that. 1t is said there will be near
ly 100 signers in both Houses.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
rro tho Memory OF LIncoln.

JOLIET, Ill, February l3.-GovernOr
Oglesby presided here last night at the
banquet and celebration by the Lincoln
Club, of this city, of the anniversary OF
the birthday of Abraham Lincoln. Hon.
Leonard SWEET delivered an Grafton, and
Governor Oglesby responded eloquently
to the toast "To the Memory of Lincoln" ,"
Responses were also made by Hon. james
A. Connolly, Hon. Geo. Hunt, Judge
Stipp and Captain Winfield S. Kidd. The
responses were interspersed with pa.
triotic songs. About three hundred guests
participated at the banquet.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19

BLoOMINGTON, IND, February IL
Passenger train No. 4 on the Louisville
Chicago Ra ailroad from Charlottesville,
arrived at midnight, and at the east part
of the city the baggage car and two
coaches jumped the track on switch,
ran few feet and struck a loaded box
car, which caused a terrible crash. Ed
ward McGee, of Bloomington; John
Carmichael, of Harrodsburg; John c.
wilkins and Jefferson King, of Camp
bellsburg; Mason Complain, of Evans
Vile, and Frank Perkins, express messen-
ger, are badly injured.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
PIttshnrrh W. WheeIlnr.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 12.-The
Western Nail Association held a secret
meeting yesterday, members from West
Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
being present in full force. The object
of the meeting was for the purpose of
considering the card rate of 1925 per
keg, as advanced by the Wheeling mills,
and to which the Pittsburgh manufactur-
ers are strongly opposed. The members
declined any information as to the result,
but it was learned that the Wheeling
movement to maintain the advanced
prices was defeated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
LATER.
Moved to Dismiss 4.

CHICAGO, Ill, February l3.-In the
trial of the election conspirators, the
prosecution closed their evidence with
Offering expert testimony on the hand
writing of the forged returns Ali but
one were positive that the handwriting
on the pooIbook and taIlyshect is the
same. The jury then retired till ten
O'Clock to-day, and Mr.. Thompson, for
the defense, moved to dismiss the cases,
arguing that the case made did not come
within the statutes of the United States
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
FOUR OF A KIND.

Rapid Transit to Eternity Furnished DR..
Beach, at HOIlidaysburg, Pa, Richard
Trenke, at Philadelphia, Pa.s and Ligs
Parker and Rush johnson at Little Rock
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-02-19
CHE 8nlirar 8nlletiu.
TERMS OF ApvERTIsINc.

)ne square of eight lines, Sl.5O for the first
5ertion, and 75 cents for each subsequent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

the study and searched among my hus-
bands papers. The search, however,
was In vain. when the words Of my
dream. TO the left. came into my mind.
was standing AT tho time with my
back TO the fireplace. and instinctiyely
looked toward the left. Right before
me was bookcase. went toward Il.
and my eve instantly fell on the old
familiar Bible. in a leather wrapper,
lying on a lower shelf. This book was
a Wyciife Bible and the very first CT
ton published. II had been in the fam
lily Of my husband for four hundred
years, and contained the records of the
births. marriages and deaths Of his an
cestors and relatives. The leather
cover carefully removed and opened
the sacred volume. Sheets Of paper
were pasted ia the beginning, mostly
containing records. On examining
h IN. came upon the very certificate
Tor which / was searching. There,
spread out and lying next to the ccrtii-
cate Of marriage Of his father and
mother, was the precious document. -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

George Francis Train still lives and
writes poetry for the New York pspera
N. r. Sun.
John Habberton. author Of
.Hclen's Babies" Is now managing ed
itor Of the New York Heraid.
both Of Georgia's United States
Senators have been preachers, Senator
Brown as Baptist, Senator Colquitt -
Methodist.
Verdi favors the lowering Of the
musical pitch and the establishment OF
a uniform diapason for the entire mu-
steal world.
The wife Of prominent New York
banker. Mrs. Henry Clews. has dis
covered that the American ladies' do not
read newspapers, and she proposes TO
start newspaper clubs for them. Phil
ddciphia Tribune.
MIR. and Mrs. Gardner Luther, Of
Swanzey, Mass. aged eighty-four and
eighty-three years respectively, are 10
good health and able to walk two miles
and husk corn for their neighbors at
four cents bushel.-B Boston Herald.
John G. Whittier received two
large birthday cakes recectly, one Of
which was surrounded BY seventy-seven
lighted candles. The Boston high
school girls sent the poet basket Of
seyenty-seyen tea-roses. Boston Jour
nal.
r. II. Stoddard says that Haw-
thorne was never well paid, as liter
erary payment is understood now. even
in the fullness of his fame. He re-
members the novelist once showing him
an offer from publisher of IS per
printed page for story. m Chicago
Herald.
Bishop G. T. Bedell. Of the
Episcopal Diocese of Ohio, has adj
dressed letter to the Ohio State Jour
nal. Of Columbus, congratulating it on
the fact that it does not publish a Sum
day edition and subscribing for 1t as q
token of appreciation Of this whole
some reverence for the Lords day"
Judge Poland, the venerable YER
mont statesman, has discarded the
light-brown suit which made such .
stir in the House the first time he wore
it last session. and gone back to the
spike-taiied blue coat, ornamented with
brass buttons, that he has worn ever
since the time OF the Wilmot Proviso. ~
Troy Times.
MARX Twain" writes friend, lis
undoubtedly destined to be the richest
of American authors. No man has
made so much money in the same
space OF time as he has done. His wife
has large estate, and together they
now have more than S1,OUO,0O0. He
is sharp business man. increasing bis
pile all the time by good investments as
well as by new books and lectures, and
a. he is still on the right side of fifty he
! will probably turn his present million
| into other millions before he dies"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16
AN INTERCEPTED LETTER.

Your letter N hand nni hasten.
The urwS viii shock you, no doubt.
To send tOu the rtrny b.fs ~ gossip
Thar have caught floating afouf-
Hut nr-f I'm all .i1xedr for the ssa-on.
Ny co~fLtnrs arr unrvrls ot art.
Gotten M tor the hsudnble purpose
OF ensnarIng come masculine heart
You see. dear. I've turned twenty seven.
For heavens sake don't breath u. NcIls
IL our -sf avn tut one and twenty.
Aud I'm Spoken ~ -till a. a belle.
Father rrowis whrn speak Of new dresses.
And SAYS tne<e expenses must stop.
Mother ~ "a ~ the kcpf-up attentions
I receive IRON the men who don pop
hut What can dor I'm as anxious
As ans live wotgnn cAnh e
To l.iakr "a dist nxu ~hfd alliance
Of couFre would much better suit mel
An alliance of some kird with some one.
Don't laugh. ve grown desperate. dear:
Brown, Smith. Jones or Green-eyen Temp
Iprefer 70 '-Niss Constance Dcycrer
You remember the iong-haired young Ger
You thought him decidedly .-naf:.'
We'll he's fallen her 10 fortune
And Dukedom. " something like that
The young widow who WAS the sensation
Offhc season. last winter. just think.
She lifted the man that wanted.
And now he has taken 10 drink
Young BlInks has eloped with Miss Tanner;
Prank the bank clerk. the blonde mus
tachcd dear.
VIII soi0urn az the Chateau de- sing Sing.
For pleasure. Of course for a year
Ms sp.lkfns. the hair dresscr's daughter,
The frcckicd III ant. you will recill.
Who sporfet a fortune in diamonds
Al the scgcnth- iast annual ball.
II Il said will h. married NJ Christmas.
shes thirty II sue i day.
But she's captured the catch Of the season.
The handsome young artist Paul Gray.
And here arm wearing the willow.
white the homeiicst girls In ms set
Are plsnn ny their tours and their outfits.
It's enough 10 put one In pet
vow I viii not waste my sweetness
or wither unpluckei: II al falls
HI eiufr. in de~rnr. with our coachman.
handsome <iK-footcr from WAlc..
hare reached. Nell. the end 81 ms paper.
And the end 81 N gossip: N : late.
The Oh II OF Decrmncr T. round me.
For the IRE has burned low in the CRATE
Write soon. very soon Now good night. love
IN NIX often ~ her who. in fear
OF future unblcsr by husband.
Nourn- the fact she's stiil Constance De
--0rsa m wilson. IN Chicago I,.,r OCEAN,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16

"A sweeping yictory-When you get
the servant to handle the broom sue
cessfully. -Boston Post.
Robbie said the visitor kindly.
'.have you any little brothers and sis
tcrsPr no" replies wee Robbie, sol
clmnly, I'm all the children we've
got"
-..lf you don't keep out OF this yard
you'll catch it, said woman to boy
in West Lynn. s.All right answered
the 1amin. II wouldn't have come in
if I'd known your folks had it. '-Lynn
Item
Mamma said little girl. II
think I've got ammonia. You mustn't
say ammonia, dear; you must say
pneumonia "But it isn't new, for
think l had il yesterday. - Boston
Courier.
How do you braid your hair 50
nicely?" queried gentleman who was
visiting lady-friend. oh" broke in
her cnfdnt terrible sister, ''she takes il
of and ties the knot TO the gas chande-
lier and fuses over two hours every
morning Y. Herald.
mo, ma'amr' exclaimed the pre-
voked young man to q young lady, who,
on the refusal of her favorite, had asked
him to accompany her to . party: II
don't play second fiddle to any One!"
mo one asked you to play second fid-
de-" replied the girl, with smile; II
only asked you to be my beau."-Bos-
ton Union.
Pap. Is Queen victoria's other
name Lize?" mo, my son, Why DO
you askP" why, you know Shakes
peare was an Englishman, and I've just
heard you reading where he says: I'm
easy Lie, the head that wears the
crown and Victoria wears the crown.
doesn't sheP"-OH CITY Derrick
Much Adioux About Sioux:
There was young woman named Sioux,
whose pa made an awful adioux
Al hearing her marriage
To the groom OF his carriage.
but he's simmcring down 70 sioux.
I'D rather she'd welded diouxcd
Or man with whom Id louxed;
But I'm glad. ali the same.
She's ut last changed her name
And It's here the old besgar was shriouxedi
Philadelphia Nsscs.
--"Some people," said Mrs. Sharp
male. measure love By gold. l meas
ure ii BY is quality" =. measure il BY
quantity said meek little Mr.. Sharp
male, in feeble tones II measure it by
the peck" by the peck, you luna
tic; what do YOU mean BY thatp' by
the hcn-pcck," he gurgled, hoarsely,
and then all the rest Of the night he
wished he hadn't said 1t. - Bnrdettc.
Everybody knows how the sudden
cessation Of y laundering band Of music
causes remarks 10 be shouted out in .
tone like locomotive whistle. The
other night at hop the band crushed
out lew final bars and suddenly
stopped, when the voice Of lovely liz
tic thing in pink was heard screaming
At the top Of her lungs: Don't my
hustle hang nicclyr Chicago Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-16
TWO MISSING DOCUMENTS
A Purloined Marriage Certificate
and Stolen Record

On stormy Saturday afternoon in
January. 1929, the parish clerk at Moi
fat. in Dumfriesshirc. Scotland. was
lighting the fires in the vcstry and the
kirk to warm the building for the next
days services. when he observed that a
stranger had entered and was attentive
~ examining the large. old-fashioned
pulpit and precentor's desk. The
stranger wore a low-crowned. broad
brimmed hat. and large travelling
cloak with three or four immense capcs-
The high. fur-lined collar Of the cloak
was up. 20 that little II the strangers
face could be seen When he saw the
clerk he spoke 10 him politely. saying
he was on = journey, and. having TO
bait and rest his horses. thought he
would walk round and see what was Of
interest Observing the church door
ajar. he had entered. He asked the
clerk the name of the minister. the ex-
tent 81 the parish and other questions.
and then moved toward the rear II
the building. Pointing to an open
door. he said he supposed the veStry
was. and invited him 10 enter.
1T i chilly" he said: II don't won
der a. Your making up such roaring
fire.
He stood with his back to the fire in
the vestry. and gazed at the room.
MY word. ne said. rubbing his
hands. chow very cold il is
Then CHANGING sideways with a smile
At the clerk. he said:
IL have flask - prime French
brandy in my pocket. and. il II would
not b. sacrilege. l should like 10 take q
sip and ask You 10 Join me. Y
Deed sir said IN e clerk. fixing
his eyes on the strangers hand rs II
drew forth a bottle from the folds Of
his cloak; :. deed. sir; it's no for me
20 say whats sacrilegc and whats not;
but this ken TINT the minister hissel'
takes drap in the vestry after service
Of Sabbath
That settles IL" said the stranger.
and he took a long draught Of the
brandy and handed the bottle to the
clerk. who did likewise.
AN OLD CHEST.
After some further talk. the stranger
ssked. pointing with his finger:
What Is in that old chest over
yonder?'
: That. SIR said the clerk. going 10
Il and lifting the lid. ~ il where We
keep the records Of marriages and
baptisms."
All. how interesting they must be. =
the stranger said. :. Here. take another
zip. II you're not in hurry Ill iii
right here BY the table and glance over
one Of the rusty records, If you have
40 objection
None in the world" said the clerk,
and glanced toward the bottle.
60 and take drink" the stranger
said land iii pick out volume and
glance over il. y
the clerk helped himself. and the
stranger lifted strongly-bodnd manu-
script volume.
Good" he said, 'this contains rec.
ords Of marriages from 176l down e
1871 Il will do ~ well as any other =
Then he placed IL on the table. drew
the chair and sat down. As the clerk
looked over his shoulder. he turned lsal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT or THE
i District Of Alaska. holding terms al
sitkA In AlAekA \ erritory, before Hon
John g. Brssy. United States Commis.
sioner and ex-of1cio Probate Judge, re-
siding ~ said sitkA
9. Coz en. deceAsed Citation
The People Of Alaska 20 the unknown
be - Of Antonio G. Coxien- greeting: By
order Of this Court you, and .eh OF you.
are hereby cited and required 20 be and
appear, esthR IN person o. of alto ney.
before the Judge Of THE Court. q; the
Court roou teereof. In thu said town OF
s,fkA In toe Territory Of Alaska. on Men
day. TIE ID day Of November, ISIS, ~ IL
O'Clock meridian Of thai day. then and
there % show cause. II any you have. Why
m order OF sale Of certain reai estate 81
sid deceased should not b made. a.
prayed fer IN The petition of the executor
81 shs iask VIII and testament Of said d.
ceased lied N this Court on the 81 day
ne propsrsy de.csibed in sasd pessvou
ID deecsihsd - fo&lowA town: The andi-
vided one-hait Of house numbe.ed thirty
one cll and the lot Of ground apon Which
the same s<AndA A. shown and ma ked
On the plan anne ned and N aos part OF the
protocol OF Transfer Of private properly
esfwcen the Russian GOV exnnsent and TIE
Cn,ted states q America being sifu led
N the town Of SirkA Alaska Territory.
and fuzzy described IN book A. On passs
sftkA-
:-----.: Witness nv hx.d aaSi the SEA,
:seAI Of sid Coarr. this ID day Of Aug
:...-..: rst- A ID. 1888
uni.ed states comm ns =. 49, ~ la
CO Probate Jndge Of said Coart.
seff>or3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18

TIE carriage Sonsaiuirz TIE to Fl
Presidents Ess iss; oVpo=I;s TIE i sen-
~ -talrd street sEtrzncs - tie kIfth
Avenue Hotel. where they we're f07r iocs
hOors ssitins for tie proce-ssoL 20 move
G-Eerai Arfb1r. VITO usually eats liSei
breskfsst, beosnins harsry. called 70
TIE carriage az stt<rdAni $40 stooe 81
the hOtel door and asked hiu 10 bring
coople Of .4ndxIeeez- In : few nis
asss toe xAissF appeared 9th = tray, %
vhich u earned soa1s santwleess ness
" covered sifn = napkin Ia The o@nter
% the tray. however. vas oJt;le OF
elsret uhich stood bolt upright IN fall
vlss Of tie thousands Of people Sho
teronGed the sidewalks and rosdEAys
near By. General Arthur told the waiter
% take The cizrst bsrk, saying % seta
ter MAnderson Of Nebraska, VITO vas
leaning ever the carriage door talking
sl;s tie distinguished occupants Of ths
vehicle Probably the claret IL super
aaoos. ~ Gen. Hayes has undoubtedly q
SEX 10 bis pocks;.- % No. said Gen
sral Hayes, With = twinkle 10 his eye,
since / sold nnY saloon 10 Omaha, | no
longer carry fiask. - 'e~slSsd Leadsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18

sCRE CUkK POUND At LAsr-so o.
sEKD sUEFEk-

a kE CCkE POUND AT LAst-so OsE
sEKD sUFFEk.
A sure care for Bind. Bleeding, Itch
ing and LIBERATED Piles has been dIs
covered By DR.. William an Indian
Remedy, called Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A single box has cured
the sosst chronic cases Of = or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer i've min
utes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions, Instru-
ments and elsctaaries do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment absorbs the tuDors, Aliays the in
tense itching lpsrticnlarly at night aft
or getting warm in bed }, acts as poul
tioe, gives instant relief, and Is prepared
Only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
lead What the Hon. J NJ Cofnnberry
of Cleveland says abont DIR. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment have used
SCORES Of Pile Cures, and it Affords ne
pleasure 10 say that | have never found
which gave suck immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. Williams
Indian Ointment" For sale by all
druggists, and mailed on receipt OF
price-fl. Sold by A. b Stewart Seattle
FRAzTgR MEDICINE Co, Prop'rs,
Cleveland, q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18
A wIDpssc SIRE. DE wAn.

Tbouas N Field has written oos tror
memory = description Of coiored seS-
ding under tie cd regime. which b
sad uAed TO be related With gzsto
by Major Harmon Bosnian A tall.
dizniied and cAericaI-dresssi looking
negro Ton Means o5siafins. ssic.
10 voupo1s tones
Silence II dis 'sembly Here ID Q
couple Who have walked cot tonight
wishing 20 De iioed in thro' love, and
visE all dem Dat have anything 'tsIxt
ssu. to come forsard and speak nov
If not, let den hold der peace nov and
forever more | want every ear TO hear
and every heart to enjoy.
M. Irwin Johnson. vhomsoever
stands lastly by your lefs side, do you
take her for your beloved wife, to wait
on her through sickness, health. safe
sRd be safe, loving and Believing. holy
and be holy do yoa love Der mother,
and do you 1--we her father, do YOU love
her sister, Dc you love her brother. and
above all, do you love Ged de best
Answer, / do
Miss Mary Jones, vhomsoeyer
stands 50 tasty by your site, DO you
take for your lsvInR husband, TO vsit
on him through beeifh and through
coHhiction, through Afiiistion and con-
victiou. safe and be safe, holy and be
holy; do you love kis mother, do you
love his father, do VOC love his master.
do VOC love his mistress; bat, above all,
do you love God de best:
answer. | do
command you, Mr.. Irwin. TO bold
VI is Mary so f4stly by de night hand,
and by aQtho-ity urouoQEce YOU MAI
and vife by the Cemm sudments of God.
What God iines together let no man
'snRder.
50 We shall hope and trusting through
God and bis 'postles that you may live
right, and that you may die right, nov
and forever more. Nov, Mr.. Irwin,
=" Plunged in gulf of dark despair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18

On ths banks o. Deer Crisk, here's the
ptaee for rle-
wsr.er siidin' pass yo1. iss' a. clear -
IL can be-
See yer shsdder 10 il. and tie stadcsr
Of the sky,
And the shsddsr IF the b1zz8rd - be
goes alarm by;
sbasdsr Of the pizin vines. and shsdter
Of the tres.
And | aimos' aid the skAdder % the
Sunshine and the breeze
Well. nsseg sd the occzn. Ter ] never
sesd tue So.
Bat on tie banks o. Deer Criek 10 grand
enoagh for ne
--Jamss ". Rsiey ~ ne IAsssrags'l's
Journal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-18
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or The
Third Judicial District Of the Terri
tory Of Washington. holding terms 81
Seattle, in King county. for the counties
Complaint AMI Ned 4 the county Of King.
in the oflace Of the Clerk Of s.id Dissrict
Court
No. william H. Harris and Albert
& Greenus. pArtnerA doing business un-
der the firm name Of Harris & Greenus !:
and Byron p. Bosardus and Byron =. Bo
fArduA yr-. parfnerA doing business IN
der the irm name Of Boxarcus g. Son.
plaintiffs Va kmily Klihgel and H. II
Khngel Florence l. Wadleigh- Puget
sound Furniture CoDpany and George
". Crane. and ]. II. McGraw, ~ sheriff
OF King county. Washington Territory.
TIE Uxrp srIrss or AnKzici sxsp GarxYrxs !:
To Emily Kiln gel and q II. Ktingei.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you By the above
named PLAINTIFF N the District Court Of
the I bird Judicial District Of the Terri
city OF Seattle. IN the county Of King. for
the coun Ties Of King and Kifsap. and TO
answer the complaint fsed therein within
sky days from the data Of the fra xlb.
location Of thu sommons or Judgment b.
default win be taken against you. accord
Ing 70 the prayer OF the complaint.
The said action b hrUuehr to recover
judgment against aid defendant. Emfly
khnsel ana in favor OF said plaintiffs
Harris Z Greenus for the sum OF $40.
with inters 20 thereon frcm April q ISIS:
and agAinsf the sid defendant kmily
khngei. and In favor Of the said plain
tina HoGArdus & San. for the san Of 3is2
with Interest thereon nom March q, lsSS
and for coafs and disb1rpemenn IA this
action, for materials furnished and labor
performed for sid defendant Emiiy
kiineel at her special ins-ance and ne
quaef. b paaistiffs In the construction of
the building hereinafter described and TO
forecicse hen a sid PLAINTIFF. HArris
d 9seen1A Tor said sum Of stu and 9
lien of sid plaintiff Bo9Ardus & son.
for sd Sum Of $l47 for sid naseriak
furnAhed and labor performed. sech ian
being upon the following described PROP
ersy, toWir: That certain two-sfory Hrnue
building ereceed for Q dwelling hopse
and upon The est halt Of lots one a. and
twe % In block forty four ttD Of Mar
nard's plat Of the town now cifyt Of Sc
attic. King coansy. Waahinxron Terri
eory. upoa which sAsd portions of "a loes
Gid building . situated
Witness he Honorshle Reger g Greene.
-, Judge Of the mid Disfxics Court
sKAI- md the seal thereof, thu nj
49, day u AuG10 a. ID. l4a
JAMES SkAyRY, CLARK.
By JANE p. LUDLOW. Deputy Clark
George H Preston. plaintiffs atsorney.