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THE FINANCES
OF
Preston County, w. Va.
AT the close of the fiscal year ended
May 81, 1885.
suRyEYons' ACCOUNTS.

Robert J Arnold 81 81, " @ Brit.
ton 26 ~, Amos Bolyard 81 62, a
+ Bolyard 81 81, Nicholas Bolyard
% IS, Guy a Bishop l9 81, Henry
G Beatty 81 80. Fred Il rlow 26 rs,
j ii Garrcn use Il y Stone 8, J II
CarricO use Ami Martin 8 25, J III
Carrico 80 20, John w Chambers use
. " Bishop 30, John w Chambers
%, W $ Castecl use w l. Washing.
ton S IS. VIM l. Cupp II rs, Chris.
tupi,r Gale - 80, s T. Darby l6 70.
Joshua Ditmore rs G2, A b Dancer
20, J ID Elliott use Wm G. Brown 2l-
%, Jonas Frankhouscr -, Allen
Fawcett use NJ Bishop Is -, ] W
Feather 10, VIM FELTON, 10. S O Fra
ley 10 81, Allen Forman 33 93, j j
Guseman % 10, NJ Gibson 20 30.
Samuel Garner so 81, Preston Il
Glover Is 80, Lindsy Hug9ins 10,
John Johns II rs, Il p Jackson o.
70, B f jenkins "a IS, G. A Kelly
Il rs, j G Liston 8 So, Henry
Lewis 5 so, Il B Lipscomb l6 %, S
B Lee 70 IS, Richard Loar 20 81,
S Mattlngly s, w G Menear 26 81,
Cornelius Martin 43 %. Samuel Mar.
tin Ia 25, Alpheus McNear II 80,
a S McNare 10 so, Jas Miller 70,
j Allen Miller l6 II, j Il Miller 27-
IL, Ed Messenger use " Ii Chase
" } Messenger 55, NJ NJ Pierce use
W III Jenkins q Son 18, M NJ Pierce
use VIM Shapes 5, NJ NJ Pierce H.
%, Nicholas Poster &c %, B A
Peaslee "a 38,J W Rodebaugh 81 so,
J V Rosar Is y, Wm Smith so so,
Henry ShafTer % 81, Alex ShafTer
SO, Vim a ShaHer Is, Geo Shaver 80.
Alex ID Squires Is 81, B f Squires
46 10, Z Sinclair 81 rs, Daniel Sin.
clair SO 81, A Staley Shaw 5 %, j
w haw 10, Alfred Sisler % 70, Geo
II Sisler 7 so, L M Taylor use j
Ami Martin 8 80, + NJ Taylor ii so,
q ii Trimbly Ii %, Harrison Teets
30 81, Andrew Thomas u IS, w
b Trowbridge 60 80, Daniel itch
enell II 81, Daniel Titchenell use Jos
Gorden 4, jOhp Vausickle 90, John
Vansickle use w ID Arthur 4 81,
Phillip B Wolf %, George Williams
Il 81, Jno Nj Walls SO, Z L Will
y, David Wilhelm IL 81, III X
Wilt 80 A., Wm + Wilt is so, 10
Watts 50 10. Total Surveyors Ac.
counts, 1924.
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TUNNELTON.

Work on the new botel here is pros
crossing rapidly. John O'Kane IS doug
the pllstering, John Barrett, OF Grafton, is
building the flows, john Phillips carries
the bricks and John Cruise totes the
mad. So it's "Johny" crew at present.
When completed Will haye moro 10 say
about it.
Michael DonahOe,w ho came her g about
! one year a from Ireland died Saturday
evening at . o'clock, OI typhoid fever
lie was about 81 years old. and well Mk>
| ed by all who knew him. He was at
tended in his last moments by devoted
brother and sister, who deeply mourn
his loss. His remains were taken to-
day Monday TO the Catholic Cemetery
at RodHners Tor inIerment.
Messrs. Henry Mulligan, ST., and Jr.
OF w est Union, attended the above fun~
eral.
Samuel Mankins is having the material
hauled TO build "a now house. Now we
know new railroads make now enter.
prlseS. Who next?
~. j, BOnanelu will commence his an>
uuel coon hU mt tour this week. We'd
advise Farmers to learn their cats to run
under the house, instead OF climbing
lioes, al his approach, Tor j. has wax d
many taDDy in bis time. Yea, Vor!ly,
sal up many night thinking twas a
coon.
Some unprincipled wretch stole Mr..
Frank DwhuTst's order book here hast
Friday, il VIII cause Frank to 20 over
the same territory again, which VIII take
lhin ABOUT days. n liberal reward mas
Oeen offered Tor It's reluTn.
JAMES w. Watkins il making shook
foI M. j.. Shanor.
d.C.H Helm purchased a new hundred
anu '"elty-G Collar spring wagon last
week Oh Il. Il. Gale. Clay has "A daisy OF
team now 10 hook Oh To il.
Also Charley il. Cool has treated him>
| soil 10 hundred-and-twen ty -doliar
| buggy, bought of Geo. i. Durr, agt Tor
Newark Valley Buggy Go.
| ,. IL. Hdidesty cut himself in tho II ip
last week while shaving a stage with "A
| drawing knll0. With d lew more DAYS
! rest he will be able for work again.
Wine It's painful, It's not serious.
Mrs, Sarah Cariico, ne Nine, returned
| Friday from Baltimore.
We noticed the following visitors i'm
| town last SUI ay; Geo. Muiligan. OF
Fdirmont, Jackson Ladee, OF keyser,
John haniey, Of Newburg, Johu King,
| Comm aud Miss MOllio Gilmore, oi flows
| losDurg, BeLJHniu Yackey, of CmrKs,
| burg, Geo. Cooke, of How esville, Cheap
| john, Ol Phnaueiphia, and Frank PUaI 60,
| OF lnOinus. Tucker county.
| II Percy L'nlz continues pIacticing
| he will mako u nist-ciass bass singer al
| tor awhile
Mrs. VIM. II. Watkins and daughter.
| NJ iSS Agns, lett Saturday morning uJ "A
| visit TO relatives at ClaIksDurg
Mr.. Editor, we notice that The most OF
| our CORES pOndents seem to De oil Oh
| vacation. We WISH Grace O.. aud several
| others would come Uack 30 wecould take
a short vacation too. LAURA.
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7 SO, CP Smith 7 90 Jas N Sap 6.
ID j Scott SO, Thomas Scott
z so, NJ + Stuck 90, John Snider
9, s ] Sterling 7 so. q G Shaw 4 so,
N q Squires l 90. VIM Sharps 7 so,
5 Q Shaw 90, John Streets l3 80.
n S Stevenson 4 90, John G Shaw
4 so, Eugene shafier II, L NJ Shay
10 so, A J Snshan 9, Amos Snider 3,
ID Stemple Jr 10 80, J A Shaifer | so,
Julius Scherr | so + NJ Thomas
| so, Harmon Trickett / so, NJ NJ
Taylor | 90. Daniel Titchenell 7 so,
Frank Trotter 8, Peter Voltz 7 so,
VIM Virdin so, Watson Bros 6,
j l. Holmes 3, J S Howell 8,
Thos Watson so ID q Watson 10
90, X S Welch so u NJ West 7 so,
John w Wotring 4 so, A 4 Werner
! 80. G A Walls 6. w ii Watkins g.,
J n Wolf 7 so, A Werner z so, + +
wilt 6, Geo l. wotring 3, ) l. linn
3. Total election 1895.
(CoatiHuea ne1t lCeek.)
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A LADIES, PEmFucr CoMpANTo

Painless Childbirth, new book by DR.,
John IL. Dye, one of New YuGk's most
skliliul physicians, shows that pain is rot
necessary in ChlldbntD but results from
causes easily understood and overcome
At Clearly provvs that aay womn may b o.
eemo mother without suffering any pain
hattveT. 4, also tells how To owe, come
ane prevent morning sickness, swelIed
limbs, aud other evils attending Or, guam
cy. IL Is reliable and highly endorsed by
rhYsicians everywhere As the wife's true
private cnmpanion, Cur this out; il wilt
save you treat pain, and possibly your
lie. Send two cont stamp TOR descriptive
slrculnr, testimonials and confidential LEI
ter sint Ia sealed envelope. Address
Frank Thomas ~ CO. luoll hrrs, b ,lti-
sore Mary land. 7. II 6m.
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THE GRAND JURY's WORK.

Following are the names of the
men composing the Grand Jury,
which was empanneled on Monday
James " Brown (foreman), NJ +
Pell, III W Huddleson, Caleb Piles,
f M Huffman, Daniel FELTON,, John
Calcamp. Summers McCrum, George
r Beatty, Jehu jenkins, Lucian
Smith, George " Wolf John @ /
ShaiTer, ID G Zinn, Joseph Feather
and James Elliott,
The Jury finished its business on
Wednesday afternoon and were dis
charged. They found q indictments
as follows:
Against Elias Gooding, felony
for stealing two COWS.
Against Grant Cooling, Major
Fields, Joseph Dillon, Thos A Cas-
teel, Calvin Groves and Hiram
McMillen, misdemeanors-for carry
ing concealed weapons.
Against Wm Jenkins, misdemean-
or-for cruel treatment of a cow.
Against James Hurshman, INSIDE
meanor for disturbing a school.
Against JacobMurray, misdemean-
or--for assault and battery.
Against the following persons for
selling whiskey: Thos A Casteel (3),
Ayers Nixon, Patrick Cline, jerome
Kelly, Samuel Glissen, I'm S Col
Inns (2l, Fred Hine (2), Chas Hart
man a..
One against Oliver Mex night,
Frank Martin, Rolly Martin, Joseph
Smith and Isaac Smith OoIntly) for
assault and battery.
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Shan the E.X-soldiers' Reunion
DO Political or Social

% EOilucdl or SOCIAL
The posters are now out announc.
ing the eX-soldi,rs reunion that will
he held on the camp,ground Septem.
her Sd, 4th and 9th. A great deal
of interest is being manifested in the
matter on the part OF those who are
getting it up, and it may be expect.
ed that very large crowd of veter.
ans will be present at the re union.
And here we desire TO state that
they ought too, at some time during
their meeting, take action upon same
policy to be pursued by them in the
future.
1t is our opinion they ought to de.
eide then and there whether their or.
ganization shall be merely social
affair or whether it shall be made
a political body.
1t is fact that needs no demon.
stration that the soldier element OF
this county holds the balance of DO.
Iitical power in their hands. Bv or.
ganization into political body they
can, if they desire to do SO, make
themselves master of the politics of
this county. Through such an or.
ganization their own members could
be elected to positions of trust. The
business of the politician who packs
conventions would become q thing OF
the past the boss system would be
broken up the politics of the county
would soon become pure, and their
own cause would be elevated.
On the other hand they can meet
have a good social time together
and leave politics entirely out of
their deliberations.
just which one of these two courses
The soldiers ought to pursue we shall
not at this time attempt to dictate.
but tue one or the other of the two
ought to be adopted and rigidlv
adhered to by every ex-soldier after
its adoption.
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Soldiers Reunion Program
FIRST DAY, SEPTEMBER 3D.

FIRST DAY, SEPTEMBER Sd.
AT 2 o'clock p m. the camp .will
be called to order by the President
and permanent officers elected. At
u o'clock p. m. dress parade will
be made under the command of Cant
j. Clay Hagans, and orders will be
read.
SECOND DAY, SEPTEMBER arm.
General drill from 10 to IL a. m
Speech by Hon. John ". Mason at
: p m. At 3 p. IN. two foot races by
amateurs and other camp exercises.
THIRD DAY, SEPTEMBER 5rH.
Morning drill, sham battle &c. AID.
dresses by Hon. j. r Hoke, Col
Caldwell and others.
Special orders will be given each
day by presiding officer. All per
sons are requested to bring their
provisions. BY order of
CONMrTTFE
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Beeghly, deed was approved
Union Cemetery Co, vs. VIM.
Willett Five disintereste d per-
sons were appointed TO examine and
assess damages and report at next
term
State VS. jerome Kelly. Misde-
meanor. Defendant fined $40 and
costs
T. l.. Purington, constable, was
allowed 3 0 90 for services rendered
the State.
Jarrett vs. Albright. judgment
ioS defendant.
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JeHers 6, Michael Hartman 8 so, ID
f Martin 3, w T Mattingly 8, NJ L
Wilhelm 4.
Daniel Thchenell, Suroeyor.-Levi
May 3, ] X May, sc G Lee Q 75,W
III Groves 2 80, NJ S Titchenell IS,
n J Lee /, Francis Metheny 3, A J.
Dodge 1 90. w G May 2, j ID Miller
2, j NJ Gooding use w II Chase 81
Co 2 so, W G Cooling use same 2
90, NJ A Teets 2. Thornton Hardesty
j M GOOding use W wilhelm 2.
3, Preston Ringer 4, Jas Sines 3,
Peter Sines 2, + b Taylor so, Ii
Hardesty 2. Henry Metheny l, S
Boyer 2, NJ II Taylor 2, Sherman
Boyer Q, j j Taylor /, Frank Hoye
80, Jos Gordon l,
" e Beatty, Suyvcyor.-Clark
Gidley use l. NJ Albright 7 so, NJ
Hawiey use same . 30, l. g Garner
use same ), NJ Hewitt use same 3 so,
w w Taylor use same / r. Whitehair
use G w Mayer Is 80, Geo Thomas
use ID X Jackson 4, j @ Koormen
use Brown Bros 4, Jacob Buclllew
use same so.
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COMMITTEE.

DIS. Mackey, Of Mo-gantown, and
Edwards, Of Wheeling, are here this
week as experts in the cause of Ed.
wards rs DR.. Lanham, of Newburq
charged with malpractice. AS we
20 70 press this morning the cause is
sill pending, the Witnesses not all
having been examined. In all prob
ability this will be the big case of
this term, and will hardly be con.
ciaded before Saturday as it will
take fully a day to argue it as both
sides are ably represented. Bran.
non and Holt are for the prosecution
and Crogan and Uoke for the de.
Tense
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VERY SUPERIOR FRUIT.

u is very favOrably situated with regard
TO Churches, Markets, SCHOOLS 90. and
az vaIutfIu. itrfr.
THIS stio b. made upon tire written re-
quest OF william Hamilton who g. now
tho owner Oi said ira Q. Title prod.
Kiugwpod. W. W. n. ~. MoNnlE.
10 liI Aug cot 40, 1850. Trustee.
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VALLEY DISTRICT.

N Poster, Surveyor, WILDER Co
bun |, O Nj Cobun 2, Barney Chris
toi'her l, 30, Maxwell Watson l 80,
] } Welton l, Calvin Birtchcr !, j S
Poster 3, George Spurgin so, Lloyd
Watson 10, f p Menear l,
Liadzy HuggtnS, SurUeyor.-J j
Field L, Z Field u so, John A
Liston 4 50, L @ stuck ., Josiah Cal.
vert 3 30 NJ NJ Riley 2, Richard
Field 2, Henry Greathouse 2, Calder
Hartley 2,Jacob Feather 4 g A Her
ring 3, b Graham 9 25, w w era
ham 2.
Richo5S Loar, SurUeyor.-L Rig.
gleman use K Loar 3, WIN NJ Rogers
!, Joseph Riggleman l, ID G linn /,
Henry Euddleson 80.
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CUTTING DEAD TIMBER.
KINGwooD DISTRICT.

NC Gibson, SwUeyor. -Thomas
D Hawker 2, VIM Shrout use NJ
Gibson d Bro 3, Thomas Turner use
same 3 90, j b Plum use same so,
Chas Chichester use same 2, VIM j
Chichester =, Vim Conner 2, NJ G
Gibson ri.
Fred BarIo,o, Surgeyor.-George
Barlow 3, Henry Barlow2 so, Frank
Barlow /.
Han Q Brttton, SurUeyor.-Frank
Koch 3, Jos KUrte 3.
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GRANT DISTRICT.

William Smith, SurUeyor.-Abner
Walls 2, Newton Rogers mcclellan
Rogers !, Irwin Christopher /, j T
Gribble /, Jehu Smith 4.
Joseph r Miller, SurOUyor.-Joseph
Miner 4 40, Elijah Fike 4 so, Geo
DeBerry 2. Lewis Teets 06, John
FoaIer 2 p, Ami Glover l 10. Jack
son Myers 4.
Wittian, Thomas, lSurUeyor.-H w
White 2, Jacob Rosanberger 3, Mich.
ael Pysel l.
Anire'o Thomas, SurUeyor.-Isaac
Thomas |, Andrew Thomas 6 70, w
Conn % Ervin Wilson 4 10, John
Hovatter 3, Henry Herring |, Har-
rison Glover l, Isaac Patton 8 so,
John Wolf 4 rs, Ami Glover |, Ezra
Glover 2, Levi Wolf l 20, Levi
Teets rs.
Miscellaneous accounts for cutting
dead timber Amos Bolyard 4, NJ
F Chorpening 3 80, James Chiles 2,
W q Menear 4, Jos Notes use Bish
OPP u Manown 8, VIM Thomas 2 80,
w f Wilt 5. Total cutting dead
timber, $50 SO.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
(Coatinued nert aoeek. }

! pracJlCe OIL law In tile courts OF this
county.
Laura Bolyard VS. r. Il. Stone,
BastardY. Compromised.
Joseph Grahrm, special consta-
bic, was allowed Sl3 O5 for services
rendered the State.
State vs S. Flagle, Felony. Dis.
continued.
State VS. F. NJ. Dent, Misdemean.
or, No. 6. Continued. Same rule in
No. 7.
State VS. H. Massey, Felony. Gull
ty and remanded to Jail for sentence.
Verdict set aside and new trial
granted.
State vs. Geo. G.. Collins, Felony.
Defendant admitted to bail in 5000
for his appearance next term.
State VS. A. j. Hale, Misdemeanor
Cause abated on account of death of
defendant.
State vs. r. Golden, Misdemeauor.
Defendant fined $25 and costs.
State vs. Herman Weltman. Mis-.
demeanor. Defendant fined s25
and cost.
State VS. John Carrico, Misde.
meanOr. Defendant fined S25 and
costs.
State VS. Vim. banks, Misdemean.
or. Fined 81 and costs.
State VS. Henry FawkIns, Mis-.
dsmeanor. Fintd $40 and costs.
State vs. John A. Nawcett. Mis-.
demeanor. Discontinued.
w. II. Bell was allowed S12 so
for services rendered the State.
State vs. DR.. T. j. Longstreth,
MisdemeanOr. Fined $50 and costs.
State VS. VIM. NJ. End F. NJ. Dent,
Misdemeanors, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10. IL, IL. Defendant acquitted.
State VS. Dorsey Shaw ct al. Mis-.
demeanOrs l end 2.
State VS. G. L. Brown, Misdemean-
ors 1 and 2. Fined $50 and costs
in each case.
State VS. G. L. Brown, Misdemean.
or, No. 8. Discontinued.
State VS. VIM Benson. Misdemean.
ors l, 2, 3. Continued at defendants
costs.
State vs. James A. Worthlngton,
Misdemeanors, 4 and 5. Fiaed $40
and costs in each case.
j. G. Shaw VS. Ell I. Allen, Dis
missed by agreement.
III. M EVerIy vs. e. @. Gribble.
Appeal granted.
Mitchelps Assignee vs Jesse M.
johnson. Verdict for plaintiff for
Sl55 go and costs.
State VS. Thomas Sanders. Felony
Defendant gives bond in $500 for
his appearance at next term of this
court.
McCool and wife vs. town OF New
burg. Plaintiffs non suited, but case
re-instated.
Ryan ct al, VS. Joseph Benson.
EJectment. A survey Of the land in
dispute was ordered to be made and
reported before next term.
f. Harper vs. Rowlesburg Lum.
Der Company. Judgment for defend.
ants.
Rev. jeremiah Thomas was licens-
ed to administer The rites of mar.
riage.
Watkins VS. Kingwood Gas. Coal
q Iron Go. Judgment for plaintiff
for costs.
John Vansickle VS. Preston Coun.
/ ty. Judgment for plaintiff for $375
and costs.
State VS. John Evans, Misdemean.
ors, Nos. ! and 2. Fined 81 and
costs in first cause and S25 and costs
ON second count.
John Zwyer ys Joseph Graham
kjectmcnt. Continued and ordered
that a survey Of the land be made.
Carroll VS. Manown, continued till
next term.
Kingwood II. r. Co Va G. A.
/ Brgman and Mary j.. Bergman.
3 Five persons were appointed TO ex.
anime the land and report upon
damages At dis term.
Corhin and wife vs. Jno r. Gcd.
dis Judgement for plaintiffs for
cost,
Report of FIRST settlement Of Ema %.
OIL -,cBbgy TX cutor Of M X.
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Al Che Democratic State Conven
ton in Ohio last week the old ticket
was nominated again with uoadly
at the head for Governor. II is
pretty bard to tell at This time what
tie rs.a.siu OHIO this year will ter
inmate 10. The Democrats are unit
cd aud are working the campign for
aIl there is init.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

because the Stock is 30 varied, incIu-
ding all the latest ct u les of the most
improved makes, and in regard to fs
we will guarantee them equal if not
more perfect than any tailoring es-
tabiishmeut in this State turns out.
We will convince anybody th4t the
above assertions are rue In every
particular.
OH Yes. we forgot to mention
tbont rrIoes, but hen they are 50
cheap II IS scarcely worth while to
'OeuIon it. Suffice to say tbat we
can, viii aud 30 sell clothing, bats,
caps aud Gents furnishing goods ior
'ess money than any house iu Tay-
ior o! adjoining counuee,
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MIsDEMEANoR CLAIMS.

GS Brady use VIM Shaffer Q.
James Breakiron &C, Sarah A Chides.
ter z, Josiah Ditmore III %, A De.
moss 80, j A F Everts |. John ID
Elliott 8 60, DIR Vim Frey 5, David
) Feather 80, Jasper Fortncy so.
+ NJ Gibson l, - j Gibson 5, James
Glover use j G Mayer 2.Scott Howell
8 30, Henry Hunter %, II NJ Hay
den 3 80, COnrod A Hoffman SIS
Conrod hoffman / 90, w Ii Jenkins
90, $ NJ Martin 5, G ID Munson /.
Levi L Miller 3, ] g Mayor 4, John
o Kane 7 IS, A Ogden so | b Plum
| 30, T l. Purinton 9 IS, John w
Rowe IS, b F Snider rs, w f Sin
clair 80, Rev d NJ Simonton 7 10.
VIM Shaw z 20, " NJ SchaeTer 6 10,
l. + Swearingen 81 O5, VIM Sharps
= 90, I M summers 6 05, + Il Trem-
bly, 80, Joseph Trembly so, Henry
Vanvcrth 80, A j Wilkinson 8. ,Jno
Wolf 80 l. III Wolf 8, IL II Wheeler
8 40, f Walls use II T. Gale 8 10. b
f Woodward 8 Sc. Total AIisde.
mcanOrs l8S 10.
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lying aUOut ono milo west Of Evansville
in said County, ON Little Sandy Creek
the N W. Turnpike running through &C..
10 adjoins tho lands Of Samuel Evans.
=. NJ COrnwoll and others IL has on 10
dwelling house and other buildings,
md an nInhard Of
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RENO DISTRICT.

George " Stacer, Surveyor. Ed
Funk use Gibson 81 Bro 3, Charles
Baker " shaver use Gibson e.
Bro 8 Ezra Shaver IL so, Charles
Baker 3, Chas Baker use Gibson d.
Bro 5 30, Chas Baker use Geo >
rock II so, J NJ Friend use same 6
William u Shaver use A II Bowman
Z %, NJ NJ Rob nsOn use Shaffer q
HpnaEold ~, John Friend use same
$ 90 John Friend use A II Bowman
q Il McNi,ker use same 3, Lloyd T.
Siglcy use bishop d Manown l. +
iglry use ehaTcr q, BOnaheld 8 so,
X McNicker use A ii Bowman 2 30,
.tcIuln Shahgr 3.
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LYON DISTRICT.

John " W0lls, SpTUeyor.-D J
Walls so, Cyrus Liston 4 so, VIM
Smith l,Jacob Kelly /, 50,R j Walls
3 so, w ii Zinn d Bro 2 80.
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PLEASANT DISTRICT.

J j GuSemaa, Sur0eyor Nicholas
Friend 8 90, Jacob Wolf /, Jehu
Jenkins l, j j Guseman /.
ALphues DicNare, SurVeyor.-R +
Martin 2 30. j S McNare 3, A Me-
theny l, n A Titchenell 2, T b
McNare 2.
g n Bishop, Surveyor.-H u
Smith 2, Aaron Lenhart so, + NJ
Falkenstein 10, Abner Liston 2,
Hadley i Smith 1, w Ringer so,
g A Bishop 8, Peter Spahr |.
Josiah Damore, SurUeyor.-Allen
Crane 80, B q NJ AMMAN so, Jas
Kelly 2 %, Edward Smouse l, Lu-
ther Hanger 4.
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Description:
20 ACRES.

The property % be sold consists NJ q
| worry desirable little farm containing
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UNION DISTRICT.

ftHp b. WolC Surcevor.-H +
Shader ]. J. j. Wolf 3, S & Sell /. j
II -haGerZ -. Noah Snyder 7j,Jno
Winters ! 80 Jno ryder , Thomas
Kenny j.
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