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Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
TowMOf officials Arrested for Exhum-
Ing the Body Of Young Girl.

PoRT WASHINGTON, Oct. 3I.-The
Rankel grave robbing sensation here
has received fresh interest. There
were some suspicious that the girl died
from criminal operation, and the Off
cials opened the grave for postmortem
examination. Now the girls father
has had them all arrested for robblng
the grave.
Maggie Rankel, a young girl, died
early in September, and there being
rumors that her death had been caused
by criminal malpractice, the author
tiles took steps to have an examina-
tion and the body was exhumed on
September 18th. The disclosures did
not bear out the rumors, 1t is said, and
the body was reintered. These pro-
ceediEg were taken without cogni-
zancSeSf the girls mother, who was
much enraged when she heard them.
She procured the arrest of all the
parties concerned. On some techni.
cality they were all discharged, and.
yesterday, she procured another war
rant in an adjoining township and had
all the parties rearrested. There is
great excitement over the affair.
-
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Result Of the Recount Of the Votes
in INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31-In the met
ter of the recount of votes cast for
mayor at the recent municipal election.
two reports were filed this afternoons
Both reports elect Mr.. Denny, Repub-
lican, the Republican commissioners
finding a plurality Of thenty-three
votes in his favor and the Democratic
commissioners giving him a plurality
of nine. In the Second aldermanfc
district, two reports were also fled.
The Democratic report elects Ripley,
Democrat by two votes, and the Re
publican report elects Pitchard, Re
publican, by n vote. In the latter
case a temporary restraining order was
dissolved, but what further action will
be taken has not yet been determined.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
From Canton.
Special to Commercial Herald.

CANTON, MISS, Oct. 29-The Grace Episcopal
church, which has been undergoing extensive
repairs, will be ready for worship next sunday:
A prOtracted meeting was begun on Monday at
the Methodist church. and will last through the
week. Services are held morning and night by
Kew. H. II. Singleton, the pastor in charge, as-
sisted by Rev. Mr.. Bowen, a great r,eVlVallst,
who breaches much after the style ana manner
of Rev. Sam Jones.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Couch AGAIN Invading oklahoma.

LEAVENWORTH, KANs., Oct, 30.-Gen: MIIeSl
commanding the department Of Missouri. with
headquarters at Fort LeaVenwOrth, has received
official information that about four thousand
well armed and equipped men are on their way
to Oklahoma territory, under the leadership OF
Capt. Couch, and announce their determination
TO stay and fight, II necessary, for possession Of
the land. Capt. Couch has organized a stall
and the main body Of the "BoOmers" are
march, gwith military precision and determine
ton. They expect to occupy the lands and hold
them until congress declares them open for set
Element. Some Of the invaders have already
reached Oklahoma and staked out claims and
put up signs, mo trespassing allowed on this
farm" Gen. Miles has ordered Mai. Sumner
to proceed to Oklahoma and eject those there
and head off and put out anyone on their way.
Maj. sumner can utilize. II necessary 1900 regu-
lar troops at Forts Reno and Siel.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Case of Hough Against Goldman
and Others.

Special Commercial Herald.
MONROE, Oct. 3O-The U. 8. circuit court con-
vened at 10 O'Clock and argument was contlnued
in the case of Wade Ii. Hough vs.. g.. u. Gold
man, ct ais, upon the exception filed by deten-
dants as to the jurisdiction OF the court, as 70
whether HOugh was a citizen OF Louisiana lne
plaintiffs 10 exception were repPesehte !. Ry SUa'
and the defendant on said exception by MeSSTS;
Ludeling q Stillman. Two days were consumed
in this present case, which was ably, argued anu
presented on both sides ana suOn1lgLeu W Ine
iuly at noon to-day and after an absence oil an
hour they rendered a verdict that HOugh was d
citizen Of Louisiana and not OF MISSISSIPPI;
This is the second trial OF the exception during
this present term, the declsloh pa 3Gon
& Stillman, counsel Tor complainant, ask
ed leave to file a motion for q new
trial, which was granted, and the case nXea Tor
iury was set aside by his Homer Judge Boar
man, This case is one Of peculiar interest, ln-
Volving the rights of persons removing from one
State to another to establish cltiZenshlp. LOT d
purpose upon declaration OF tnelr Intention 80
to do, in order " institute proceedings IN the
The man suit is an action instituted by Judge
HOugh against j. G. Goldman and OTHERS, Oh
sum of S37,5OO, which he alleges Is due
him for being deprive OF bis Office OF dlStrlcG
judg- in the last election injury 10 MS telllngs,
etc, due TO a conspiracy fol med by the deleh-
dants ~ defeat him i'll said election alleging
fraud. etc.
in the case Of heirs Of W. ID. King vs.. ben y:
Hall, adminlstr dt0r, ct al, from EAST Carrou, II
was agreed that the case should be submitted
by briefs on November 1s, 1885. This Is also an
important suit. involving lands In the parish OF
East Carroll.
Court adjourned this evening and Judge Boar.
man leaves for New Orleans tomorrow, 10 hOid
n week S session OF the United States court III
place Of Judge Billings, and Will return 10
Monroe on November 18th to continue the
present session.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
A IHighWayman Killed While At
tempting to Rob a Street Car.

OMAHA. Oct. 3O-During the past month bob
tall street cars have been robbed in The out
nighwaymen, who on each occasion has covered
the driver with a revolver and made him hand
over his cash box, usually containing SIS In
change. Wednesday night highwaymen robbed
a car in North Omaha, although the car was
with his revolver and backed into darkness,
making his escape Last night they attempted
a similar robbery in the anne locality, but the
driver. instead Of handing over the cash box as
two men fired Simultaneously, missing each
other. The robber then fled, pausing ut the
edge of the sidewalk to fire another shot at the
driver, who then rred twice, killing his assail-
ant instantly. The dead man has been identi-
fed by this and other drivers as the highway
man who has committed all these r0bberies 10
be Charles Collins, a notorious character.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Arrival Of Bishop o,sunlvar.

MOBILE, Oct. Sl-Bishop OSulli-
Won, the newly appointed Bishop 81.
Mobile, arrived here yesterday and was
welcomed by large delegations Of
clergy and laity.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Senatorial Nomination.

Special TO the
ROLLING FORK, MISS. Oct: 3d.. Q: casey
was this day nominated by acclamatloa Tor SEN
atOr from the twenty-sixth senatorial dlstrlsI Oh
Mississippi, at the convention held at Mayors
Vile, Miss.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
Lynchburg Cut OFF from Railroad
Communication.

L%YNCHBURG, Oct.31-On account 81
heavy washouts on railroads connect
ing here, this city is almost isolated
from the outer world. No northern
mails have been received for three daye
and business Is suffering.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
MONROE.
Business Transacted in the United
States Court--A Postmaster Sent
to the Penitentlary.


States Court--A Postmaster Sent
to the Penitentlary.
Special to the Commercial Herald.
MONROE, LA, Oct. 2S-The grand jury OF the
United States circuit court OF the western dis
tricC, which has been in session at Monroe since
the 10th insL., adjourned to-day at ii O'Clock, re-
porting that they had found sixteen true bills,
and referred other matters to the diStfict-att0r-
ney, and recommending that u timber agent be
sent to Ouachita parish for the purpose Of
makiug investigation of trespassing upon gov
ernment lands, as they have reasons u DelleVe
that such offenses are OF frequent occurrence.
The tue bills found by the grand jury con-
sists of violation OF Internal revenue laws, and
Of persons VINO have been defrauding the gov
ernment by forging signatures and presenting
fraudulent claims for pension and bounty,
the latter persons being colGred. and all
from East Carol parish. the most prominent
among whom Is A. H.. Henderson, col0red, late
claim agent from that parish.
The principle criminal case disposed Of at this
term was that Of d.. H.. Meng, late postmaster at
Vidalia, La, indicted ID October, 1883, Tor en-
bezzlement. lie plead guilty to several indict-
ments and was sentenced to nine years in the
penitenti.ry at Chester, Ills, being one year on
each court.
The case of Mrs. Carrie 7. Benham, VS.. X. II.
Anderson, ct al, from the parish of East Car
roll. was Tried and the case remanded for want
Of Jurisdiction.
The re-hearing in the case Of Wade H. Hough
VS.. Goodman, ct. ais, from TenSaS parish, was
taken up to-day, and the question OF 1lrlSdlc-
ton will be decided tomorrow. Both VI these
cases involVe question of citizenship.
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06

BUFFALO, Oct, 9O-In a recent decision the
Buffalo Lubrlcatlng OIL Company obtaineda
judgment against Charles M. Evarts and other
officers OF the Standard Company. The latter en-.
TERED a demurrer on technicallties for a stay OF
proceedings. Judge Chllds yesterday handed
down his decision denying the motion as frlvol-
GUS,
Weekly commercial herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1884-18??, 1885-11-06
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. SO-A heavy rain in the

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 3O-A heavy rain in the
past twenty-Iour hours caused the greatest flood
known In the past five years. On the Western
End and Lexington branch Of the Richmond &
Allegheny railroad the trestle at South river
was washed away ana a mixed train on the Allie
gheny road was wrecked. Engineer Williams
and the fireman are missing and are believed to
be killed. All the passengers are safe. The
the same point, but no particulars arc obtaina-
bic at this hour.
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Il. w OLE S ON.

ftanb Deutidlanbs BON einem fortge.
feBten Steigen bes @olbs unb Gallen
bes Silbermertbes erleibet.
- Ser beutide &an3ler bat, tpie aa=
gemein ermartet morben mar, ieinen
Norl1Iag auf grb6bung ber @etrelbes
36ae i'm 0euti1en Mei1stage nit be-
trd9tli6er Mebrbeit bur9Jeiebt. Ser
&ei1stag iit mod ettpas meter gegau.
gen, ais Der 2ansler uripriinglid pers
langt bate, inoem er ben MoggenaoG
auf 8 Wfarf erb6bt bat, wdbrenb Der
&egierungs gntmurf rur 2 Wfarf be-
antragt bate. Die grbbbung beg
Mei3en3olls unb @oggen5oas auf 8
Marf pro Doppeleentner tpirb in
Seutf1lano eiue nidt unerbebli1e
Steigerung bes Brobpreiies' 3ur 6olge
baben, alfo ber Mafe bes 9oltes, ben
Mrbeiiern, Rleingemerbetreibenben uno
Gleinbauern cine neue f1mere 2aft ouf
ben &iiden legen, ipdbreno aur bic
@roBgrunobeiiber bon biefer 3oaerh6s
bung WortheiI baben tperben. gs lit
eine gemeini9doli9e, grunbperberblihe
MaBregel, ,melde Der Qdn,ler mt 6Ilie
Der llltramontanen bur6gcfeBt bat.
=
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abreang 90.
9l1)cr's
Q9ue= Cure

satbdIt Elm @ssrnsiit sesea alle hon sumpHuft Der.
ribrenne 1tfhtl, bas. 70 piel man weiB, In feiner
anbern ar5nsi entbaIten 1T. es entbaIt teii, Gbs
min, aud feline ietauif9en ober anoern idabIi6en
gefanbtbeif bat baber feimen madtbeiIigen
einfaB a,f bic Contribution, fonbern IaBt ben aSrs
per 70 sefunb rpie Dor ber sranfbeit.
aBir sarantiren, baB sper's aguesGmre ale
5dHe uon faIten, ren.ittirenbem, itiuen,, me9feTs
,tb 0aIlenfeber, 70 ,pie uon aeberIeiben, bie
h,trd5 Suntpiluft berbeigefabrt iinb, beiIt Gonte
es mad rittiser Nnmenbuns su beilen perfebIen, 70
finb bic gambler bur4 ,ifer girfuIar pom /. SaIi
1882 esniadtist, nas Gslb suriifsusabsen.
Or. 8. g. aper Z Co., lumeIL 1naH.
Su alien apotbefen 81 babeu.
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DER Gir1e bic erfte umarmung Der
@9wlegertohter 10 griinoIif berleibet
bate. gs mar berfelbe Musbrud eiiig
ftol3er Mbmebr, ber bef1er als Worte
iagte: Sd bin unnabbar fiir Did unb
Dtinesgleiben!
IS l9ien nun freili6 leid,er, bem
8ater nit biefer pornebmen Mrt 3u im=
poniren als benz @obne, pieqeidt neil
bieier fid iiberbaupt bur9 ni9ts mebr
imponiren lieB. gr iab benn aud iue,
Der beftrst mod einsef@adtert aus bel
biefer Benegung zines rtir 3lt beutli6
funbgegebenen Wi6ertpillens; nur ets
mas eritaunt f6aute er auf.
ST Sir 6as unan9enebm, Gugenie2
llngemDbnt gum Wfinbeiten! Du
pfegteit mid bisber bamit gu Derf6nnen.
Der iunge Mann mar piel 5u opa>
tbil6, UNI Die tiefe 9erbbeit bieier Wotte
gu uerfeben; er i6ten fie als cine Dirt
BON 8ornurf su nebmen.
BIsber? So. bic etiquette in Oeis
mem 0aterbaule tpurbe ettpas ifreng ge=
banobabt. Wdbreno unferes 3tpeimo=
natliden 8rautitanbes bate i'd niht
Elm ein3iges NfaI bos Slid, Sid alIein
3u feben, unb bic fete @egentpart Dei=
neg Noters pber Deiner Briiber legte
uns bod ei1en 3uang auf. Der Bel 6iee-
fem erfen ungeif6rten Nleinfein ia
iuobl fallen barf.
gugenie mid nod meter suriid.
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0efobIen.

Sin selbes, IA Sanb bobes @ferS, 8rano
C an ber redten Seite, IA On Der 8ade,
fdpar;er @treifen auf benz Niiden, 1T mir bon
meiner 8arm. nabe gaitrobille abbanben se-
ton,men. $40 8elobnuns Demienisen, Der
mir bas Sbier 3uriidbrinst.
Muault Santleben,
gforb Gloresftrabe, San antonio, Eeras.
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Oonneriiag farb baielbit 9err 0einri1
gartels i'm Ilter BON S. Sabren. Ser
yeriforbene geb6rte Der dlteren beuti9en
ginwanoerung an unb fam i'm Sabre
1916 na9 Seras.
3wei 2naben bebaupten am
Greitag bon bier Garbigeit BEL Dignos
mitp's Berg nie6ergei6lagen unb be,
raubt tporben 5lt fein.
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Mnerlet.


= ueber Die YerpReeung bon Mrmen
unb mitteloien &ranfen fonnten iif
5tabt unb gountp big iebt nidt einigen.
gnblid baben Die gOunip Gommiilios
ners @britte getban, um Elm uebereins
fommen 3u treffen uno au biefem 3mede
ben GDuntpri1ter unb gountparat be-
auftragt. nit bem WaoDor eintn yers
gleid bariiber ab3uihlieBeu. Mls
@runoiab mirb aufselfellt, baB bas
gpuntp nidts nit Rranfen uno Mrmen
5u tbun bat, bic ldnser als 6 Monate in
Der Stabt mobnen.
Waibingtons 8eburtstag fdlIt
bieies Sabr auf ben 5onntag. Des.
bnlb ldBt man ben Batter bes 0aterlans
bes einmal einen Sag fpdter geboren
fein unb feiert fein Geburtsfeit au1
fpdter. 9lm Neontag iperben 6as
ber bic Geri9te unb 8anfen gefdloiien
fein. Nur bic Geuerleute !aiien ii1
ben Sag nidt nebmen unb iperoer oas
Nat onalfeft am Sonntag feietn.
- Ser biesmalige Sermin bes
Oiitrift Geridts fdlieBt nit bsutigem
Gage.
= Geitern ginsen bic pferbe stpeier
Gubrmerfe tur1. Ser erite Der 1lnfdls
le ereisnete ii6 an Mpenue 6 unb be-
traf einen @emiiiemagen. auf benz elm
Mann uno cine Grau fnBen. Beibe
tDnroen beruntergefhleubert, obne ernits
li9e 8erleBuugen bapon gu tragen.
Ser Wasen gina inbeB in @tiiden,
rlad)bem er mebrere Bdume imgerifIen
uno cine Gen3 bemoIirt bate. Ser
aipeite llnfaG betraf glmenborffs Deli=
perpnagen, oeiien pferoe einen tpeiten
Weg 3urndlegten, ebe iie aum 0alten
gebra1t iperben fonnten. Dem Wagen
bat es tpenig sefdabei. bod cine Gnt-
i9e, nit pel9er er eollioirte, tpurbe ger.
triimmert.
- unperl9dmte Diebe brangen in
ben 6ofrdum pon 8. Borders. Der in
Der gtorb GloresffraBe lpobnt unb iiabs
len ibm bic Worberrdber ieirtes Wagens.
= 0ortonioipn ober Neigbborsbile,
tpie man ben ienieits Der Guadalupe
gelegenen She'll Der yraunfelier lmge=
genn 3u nennen pflegt. bat einen ieiner
a9tbarfen uno fleibisten 6armer ourd
ben SOB perloren. 9lm pergangenen
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europa l1nb geras

@urrpa unb gera8
Sept lit Die Belt mad Gurota
2al}}3|{ al reifen oDer 8ermanbte nod
= : Eeras fonlmen su Iai1en DurA.
bilIets in 3ipifdenbed 5n folsenben @rei en-
antuerpsu, Bremen, 9amburo
Bon Gan Antonio ........... $40 IS
Rad Gan Nnf0uio $34 15
Dirette DurdbiHets bon europa rlad1 iebem
YIate II 2eras iinb perbdIfnibmdbig biQig su
baben bei - 3. Yomn8, asent,
@ @eblert @aIIage glerf,
4,2,t ~ Wef. gomnnerselir., Gan antonio.
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Cages : Neuisfeite,..
SnIa n B..

"a. On co ct
oeI geotIg oeIHoH, Sao. eaI'
g'slpe ela SglaIma9eI uno Dutoe 3ef'
laammsrl. 5mel palldglere, norunfer
ueI. S'otloge DON SHerloH, 9eIas,
DaIoen gelooles uHo me9rere l@mer
oerlsBt:
s'ne Nn5ael en9lu@er @epetn1z
pO!'d'HeH " rep! IN pen 2ser. Staaten
lno 3rpar 5pllWen 9eemsUorl, Nefo=
Srleans ! nlo San Jraneiseo lfailcnlrt.
81 IN Kan Sanlas ello aue'n paosn Q t9reil
SoDvnnH genOMMeH, Hm OghamtIerH
AaWdulpuien.
5mll@ea ualIlnlore nno pDIias
oeiggla, am 4usgan8 elnes Slaoutls
IIsBeh esg puHag'ers uno, EN- UfaWt-
sa ssS a..' Io.sa .;,s s;s gs,uan dn,u'tn.sn. pug
nsa t iasbxo%sr . % .,,.s saa; ~ w Osua.u.:, :;
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saD'oa.s toS. o,,s a. ~ % 'ulluS'slSngss % ouso
vus nv" uu oet os,mar -. a's,aoaau.s a'as W.
has Isss 'OIs M;s msa ms'as' @ us1 panag'e1s psss
Mns. :s.s.., ~ =. up. uno Sep'.b.SuI W.
tsr'ps ta y sammsm uae 6 Desofoa. am.
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sl uurs.M ss.a as - .ss.nls..s ~ y 81. pDus
,aa. oIi. assS,s.saas, m luv pusiuas,
YsOyaa'ass 9eo a;sr;. poesuus. n.s sn!vu..sMO uao
10y a.s.ns..s - :, ua.ss u.s u'etDess
uuISe"Ss ~, msn, TD.yes -, sxa.a uu.sn <.
non aS}ax.;ns ~ s' "s. ~ O.S.'s r"ns p.s UuO.!.
o%ssx;n.s oSa aav1s m.tSs Sas smSpSynss m a9 s.n
u,ruu'SSs .s1..a s.yta0s uosn ~ no0 ~. 2. ,ubs'
ss,ssas. n.sD.a, osa.ut Mns.;. s1ousuvV: 'oDe,gua
Is1nas.!lISg Is1iuuulnnIS,g a.u.nsI l!ap oaoalW
Oelwuiraganss.os mgsaa geID.osa' msGa s.n;.. !.
Spuvlsao oet souYe un1lte1 "
Ssa o.l. Saaa'ea ooo' ~ eahaoa o.
u'lmsH' m
slu W.
General Sir Derbert Stetpart, Der
IN Der S@la9t BON 4bu Hiea peruuns
pet muroe, IT ON ID. bel ben Watoul
q 0RH0T
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ga9esfsaaen

Warum fam Sim Sart 70 HI>
Zig perfaufen
Weil CT feine 56eilbaber ,lnb
8eiienbe BAT uao dies fir gaar
perfauft. ST banoelt l.ad BEN
Sase: ,,aleine prDite nnb sru6e
@innabmen. )"
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2eute nit grauen 0aaren f6nnen
bic Sbatfade, oaB ne alt ,perben, ourd
Mnmenoung pon 9al's 9aarsg grneuerer
D0r ber Welt perbergen. Dieter Mrtifel
erneut, reinigt unb ftdrtt perbieidtes
noer graues Daar. unb piebt ibm ias
genolide Garbe unb Glan3 btllig, i1neG
unb nit Si1erbeit mieoer.
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.GnI6,6 gesetabiliiaer
9sssS Gteilsamii@er
1ntirs@ s@ritelleret.

selten eewirnt etn SeiImitteI 70 enti9iebsues
8ertrauen beim gubIitum mite San's saarseraens
sfr. Gte Sale, in beHen er cine pouffdnbise mies
berbertsaung Der 6arbe bes 9aares umb einen
seiuuben 8uftanb Der aOpfbaut beruorseraIen, finb
sn5dbli8. 9Ite 2eaite Ioben i'm Inn ieiner NUMBER
baren araft wilIen ibreH weibperbenoen 2oden
esxeu uriprausIi9e 6arbe unb e90nbeit wiebersu,
ssben. 2eite IN mittIersn Sabren gebrai.9en ibn
9srne neil e bic aablbeit perbltet e6uppeu snts
ternf bdlt uub BEN 6aare Elm trdftises @a&stbnns
ertbetit Sunse Damen iiub ibm i'm ibrer Toilette
iptuen 8spossns neil er benz 9aare einen f95nen
ipetqen slant ertbeilt. uib es ibnen m5eIi9 mo9t,
i1r 3aar tn ieosr bsIiebisen 5orm susuri9ten. 60
tr er pct allen bsliebt, uilb swar einfa9 aus benz
@risnbe, westsr fiets ipren erpartumeen eutfprit.
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Gin MpOfbefer
9l1er's gariapariild.

5oIgenber Brief pon eirlem unierer betannteften
apotbeter in Maiiadustts 1T fir ieben asibeaSen
Don gf,fere5ge -
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The Bonds.

Since the new compromise, voted by the
people of Lexington, Washington and Sni-a-
Bar townships, last June and July, there
have been compromised upon the terms
agreed on, the following judgments. bonds
and coupons:
LEXINGTON TOWNSHIP.
August 8. Bonds of Tilton Davis attorney;
SIC, 374; compromised at 81 cents on the dol
lar; 1913 20.
August 8. Judgment of Henry c. Jones,
o. L. Houts, attorney; $l1.112 "a; % cents
O., 1858 80, which includes, $50 80 costs.
August 6. Bonds Of Tilton Davis. attorney;
SIT ,Oae As; 81 cents; ss,71o u.
August IL. judgment Of Thos. 4. klnker,
attorney; $4,000 70; IS cents; and bonds
&c, 52l 40; 81 cents; total. 1914 2 10; ST.
500 80, which includes $217 63 costs.
August 1s. judgments Of Jno. B. Hender-
son; s1el ,67s 70; IS cents; slo6 .0s1 81; and
costs, in addition, Sss7 n.
September 16. judgment Of John r..
Overall. attorney; 2,7So 80; IS cents; 81 1852
81; which includes s45 costs.
September 16. Judgment of John Il.
Overall, attorney; 81, 1897 4S; 6o cents;
81, 9ls IS, which includes $50 costs.
September 16. judgments Of John d.
Overall. attorney; 1919 76; IS cents;
32S, 1872 70, which includes 1858 % costs.
REcAPITULATIoN.
Amount Of bonds and judgments .,e. COO II
compromised. SZ6o,oSy ~
Amount of new bonds issued ...... 172,lS7 III
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
August 3. Bonds of Tilton Davis. attor-
ney; %, 2l6 40: 81 cents; >2,073 IS.
August 3. judgment Of Henry c.. Jones,
o. L. Houts, attorney; s13 ,987 81; 65 cents;
s9,111 81, which includes $40 80 cost.
August 6. judgment of James A. Draper,
Henry T. Kent, attorney; sl2,7S4 %; ID
cents; ss.439 Al, which includes s161 II costs.
August 10. Judgment Of Thomas Bsyley
1875 20; Is cents $500 %. which includes
$50 30 costs.
August Is. Coupons, Tilton Davis, attor
ney; s191 Is: 81 cents: 800.
August IS. Bonds of Thomas h. Skinker
81, 2Ss 20; 81 cents; and judgments, s1s,.
1856 GO; IS cents; total al ,273 80; s25, 292 70
which includes s257 ~ costs.
September 16. Judgment of John. h.
Overall, attorney; sl0,299 Al; IS cents
s6.s2l "a, which includes 1926 50 costs.
September IS. judgment of Jno. d. Over
all, attorney; s39, 500 30; IS cents s26, 03S 60
| which includes $3.50 80 cost.
RECAPITULATION.
| Amount of bonds and judgments
compromised. S12o,9 21 8.
| Amount of new bonds issued. 800. SO,69O O.
SNI-A-BAR TOWNSHIP.
August 8. Judgment Of Henry c. Jones
O. L. Houts. attorney; 32,76s "a; 65 cents
81. S25 IL, which includes $40 90 costs.
August Is. Bonds of Thomas X. Skinker
$685. 1914 60; 81 cents; and Judgments, $45,
1888 IA; 65 cents; total, S69,777 "A: 49,
TIA Is, which includes S33s 70 costs.
RECAPITULATION.
Amount of bonds aud judgments
compromised. ...................e72,638 Q
Amount Of new bonds issued. 800. 1853 8
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