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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19
Mr.. SAMUEL SUNSET Cox, minister t,


MIR. SAMUEL SUNSET Cox, minister to
Turkey, recently recommended q person
for his secretary Of legation, stating that
he was a gentleman, a scholar, a man Of
character, respected, wealthy and compe-
tent. By q singular omission, he forgot
to mention his politics. II he had been a
Democrat 1t would have been stated at
once, but then-so many virtues, all In
one Democrat. He was appointed. 1t
nov" transpires that this worthy person is
q Republican. Why notf--he has the u.s.
ual Republican characteristics. Mr..
Cleveland and his aid, Mr.. Bayard, hasten
to explain that Mr.. Cox neglected TO state
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

THE able and estimable Nashville
american says 'the South does not ask
for much" No, indeed. Give her the
earth and a quarter section Of outlying
space, properly fenced with barbed wire,
and the South will call everything square.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

UNCLE RANDALL has taken up his res
idcnce in Washington for the Winter.
Gentlemen who want to assist Stephen G.
Cleveland in saving the country will
please address Uncle Randall as per
above notice.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

ROBERT GIBSON Of Moberly, Mo-, is
119 years old, and has used whisky and
tobacco for over a century. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed that Mr.. Gibson would
have been a good deal older by this time
II he had lived q more abstemiOus life.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

THE Mugwumps made a particularly
bitter attack upon General Carr, the Re-
publican candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor of New York, and, in consequence
thereof, he ran 5000 votes ahead of the
ticket. If the Mugs had only wumped a
little harder he would have been elected.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

AND now the Democratic press stands
up and denies the charge that Secretary
Bayard is q nepotist, and asserts that he
has nothing to do with the appointment
Of territorial secretaries. In that case
the old gentleman has been shamefully
imposed upon. The man who runs the
territorial secretary machine should have
more respect for the Secretary of State
than to appoint his son to al Office with
out the fathers knowledge and consent.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

THE Free-traders will try to strip I'm
Gle Randall of his power in Congress-of
course they will. They are bound to
have a row at any cost, and Uncle Ran
dali will accommodate them.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

GOVERNOR HILL, Of New York, is
pushing his presidential boom straight
ahead. This is what Mr.. Cleveland gets
for his $1,000.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19
JoNEsBoRo, TENN, NOV 10, 1885.

PRoDIeAL MuGwUMP-Father, I have
sinned - "Yes, you have, and now
you are going to catch it."-Nep Version.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

It's strange what has become of the
Democratic old time wall about the num-
Der of public Offices exceeding the public
requirements. Now their anxiety is
solely to find enough holes for all the
npus
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

THE dead millionaire, Ex-senator Sha-
ron, of Nevada, is a good example Of the
impotence of money and high official po-
sition to secur for It's possessor either
happiness, influence or respect. Had he
died while a member Of the Senate the
vacancy caused could hardly have been
more complete than that which existed in
fact fer the six years during which sha-
ron nominally represented the State Of
Nevada in the upper branch of Congress.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

Don't forget that you can get the
best thread in the world-Clark's mile
End spool cotton-for machine or hand
use, at Dosser u Co.'S at New York prices.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19
7. GREER. J.G. DUNCAN. NV. cULrol
j. nj. GREER & co..

DEALERS IN
IMPLEMENTS. MACHIN-
cry, &C, Agents for MCCORMICK REA-
PIERS and MOWERS, Prick & co.
ENGINES,
SAW MILLS, and THRESHERS. MCSHERRY
r. DRILLS, KEMP MANURE Spread
ERs, FRANK q Co. PLANETS AND
WATCHERS, MOORE COUNTY, GRIT
MILLS, WAGON co. SPRING WAC
oNs and BUGGIEs. The celebrated RUSH,
FORD FARM WAGONS, EVANS 4 ZOOS
MFG co. Corn Planters. The Thom-
as Hay Rakes and Smoothing
Harrows. seplS-Sl-Iy
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

Just received, anew lot OF Oyercoats,
Boots and Hats, to be closed with our
stock, regardless Of cost.
DossER 8 MCCALL.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19

the gentleman's politics, or he would not
have been appointed. Mr.. Samuel Sun
set Cox, at present in the East, will un-
doubleday soon return to the West. This
dreadful act has cooked his goose.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19
[1Sd1


I'VE do hereby certify uaf tce supervise the
arrangements for all he Monthly and Semi
Annuat Drawings o. the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and eon-
troll the Drawings hensefrss, and thai the same
are conducted ufth honesty. fairness and In
good /difh towards all parties, and zoe authop-
fze the company 10 use This certificate, With fec
isemenfs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-11-19
187th Grand Monthly
AND H
Extraordinary Semi Annual Drawing,

ln the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December Is. 1885,
Under the personal supervision and manage.
ment of
Gen. CT. BEAUREGAKD, Of Louisiana.
N
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20
New Proverbs.

A white lie often told make black
story.
It's q poor musician who can't blow
his own trumpet.
He who world eat the egg must first
break tAe'shell.
Every back has It's pack.
The man who wishes 10 continue be-
lIeving In his friends should never put
them to the proof.
Look after your wife; never mind
yourself, she'll look after you.
The want Of money 10 the root OF
much evil.
Egotism is an alphabet with one let
ter.
fyou'd know 4 mans character, fol-
low him home.
Men love women, women love man.
The sursst road to honor Is TO deserve
It.
oply whisper scandal and it's echo is
heard by all.
It's not the clock with the loudest
tick that goes the best.
Home is the rainbow Of life.
Don't complain Of ths baker until you
have tasted his bread.
They who live In q worry invite
death 70 hurry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20
Prssfaent CIeveIand's saahiss.

Unlike most men Of his build, Presi-
dent Cleveland requires very little
sleep. The stories are very plenty Al
Albany OF former visitors to the Exec
utivs Mansion who stayed up until one
or two O'Clock in the morning with the
Governor, and then at 6 o'clock In the
morning have been awakened from a
half-completed rest BY sounds OF heavy
footsteps and Of whistlins, TO peep ouI
OF the.r rooms aud see the Governor be-
fore his looking-glsss shaving himself
and whistling as Iheerfully NJ . school,
boy. Once shaved and fully dressed,
the Governor would then let himself
quietly out Of the front door and stride
away beyond the city's outskirts for his
daily constitutional, In the compsny OF
the rafting milk earts and belsted truck
farmers on their Way to the city market.
In q small circle Of iptimates he was
known as "the 5reak-o'-dsy Governor.
Four or Ave hours' sleep and three
light and entirely plain meals day n u
out the programme requisite with him
for good health and buoyant spirits, and
10 pursuing the course he has begun Ia
Washington he will be following his
natural bent. He will miss the walk 10
and from the Capitol six times day, to
Lob h. In lh.nE
and he may miss 1t so greatly sto make
q new departure In Washington. In
former times, before Lincoln was Pres
ident, the Chief Magistrate had the en-
tire White House TO himself and his
household, and his work and that oi his
secretary were performed In rooms sci
apart for the purpose In the Capitol.
President Cleveland may return 10 that
practice, not only because IL will afford
MIN exercise, aud. more important still,
enable him TO use the White House a.
resting-plscs and retreat. but also be-
cause under the present arrangement
there Is rot suflcient room for an ordi-
nary household there. When President
Arthur desired TO entertain friends he
was Obliged to send them to hotel at
night; aud it is understood, and 10
probably true, that not all the servants
could be accommodated under the White
House roof. In Ar. Lincoln's time the
great apartment into which callers were
u.hered and the smaller one now used
by the private secretary were taken
from the household either 10 free the
President from uaily aud frequent ex-
posure TO hostile persons Ia the streets
or for some reason that 10 probably non-
existent now.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20
-SHEPHERlSIOWN W. va FkulA1, MAn.ll ~ .00o.
arWOKR OWE DAY"

I woke one day 10 ma that Youth was going
with Tine. who takes good things and III,
To jein vague procsssion. ever growing,
OF ghosts who people dreamlsnd still:
Those whom the ysars have rent world-wids
asunder.
Old friends once daily looked upon
Some toll upon this earth. and some rest un-
der,
No doubt: and do some still regret. wondsr,
The glad old days, the good time gomez
Time rakes away his dust-hsap OF dead roses
or empty cups, Of broken vows
Spent love, and all dim memory dscioses'
The morning after Youths carouse;
He shows Us shades of ofunforgottsn faces,
We hear the voices, far away.
OF rsvelers, who leave us still some traces,
OF songs whose echoes haunt old hating
places,
whsrs night was often turned 70 day.
And many rest In sleep by dreams unbroken,
By winds unswept by stars unseen,
Never to speak again as they have spoken
Or know lost joys that might have been.
When snow-dsparting summer day yet lin
gen,
Between the purpling western bau,
When winds sound faint, as II some fsr-on
singers.
Were touching harps with tired. trembling
fingers;
We see lost eyes smile. in the stars
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20

while shaking hands with an old msn
the other day, we noticed that some OF
his fingers were quite bent In award, and
he bad not the power Of strsighteniLg
them. Aliuding to this fact, he said /:
"In these crooked nBgers there 10 .
good text for q talk 70 children. For
nfty years used 70 drive stage, and
these bent fingers show the effects Of
holding the reins for so many years"
This Is the text. ID it not q sugg~s-
tive ones Doss IL not teach u how Oft
repeated acts become habit and, once
acquired, remain generally through
lifes The old man's crooked nngers
are but an emblem Of the crooked tenn
pers, words and actions Of men sn@
womsn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20
Now sweep out the store ="

NOW sweep out the store."
So Ned struggled with the big broom
till his brow was vet. And at the end
of I've minutes Mr.. Green frown~d saw
agely, and said:
'-Put up the broom; I've other work
for you. Pick out three OF the very
biggest and handsomest bunches Of raj
sins In that win 1ow."
So Ned blushed, but selected.
"Now. vsmose, Ned, my boyl" said
Mr.. Green, grinnIng, anG patting the
boys head. You've worked q little
over time. Take your pay In rxlsins."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20

A Dallas servant girl walked into h~r
uistresses' psrlor, and said 70 The lat
ter: al wish you would give M GER
titlcate, I wish 10 leave" "Givs Jos
certins.tei Why, you lazy, worh'r~<
creature, what sort Of . certineaIe D."
you expect from mss You douirxp~a
me 10 say that am satisfied with you'
do yout- "oh. 80, wouid NOT have
YOU say tbnt for the world. That might
get me in trouble Al. want yoa 10
certify is that held out la your house
for three whole weeks. Everybody in
town knows what sort Of a woman you
are, and that will be she best csrtineale
1 could possibly have"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20
All Saints.

In O church which n furnished with muinon
and gable,
With altar and reredos, with gargoyle and
groin,
The penItents' dresses are sealskin and sable,
The odor Of sanctity's eau-ds-Cologne;
But only could Lucifer flying from Hades
Gaze down on this crowd with Its paniers
and paints,
BE would say as he looked at the lords and
the ladies.
.oh, where is All Sinners. II this Is All
Saints'?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-03-20

Heres . shose ball Of twine." s1'd
the irriybls old gent 70 his mus'eai
uieee, .sud now I want s'op pat 20 t"ls
thing Of serrln' down 10 the psrior hui
hours al . stretch. r.isin' the neIrhbofs'
vellin' about .Ths Lost Chord" she
Il now Learning . new song.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

a" =" Landi8e' and. pit lot So
valuation .t55 90. taxas due $16 616.
Stevenson John no'2646 % ne ssc'04t
n 3 10 acres. wal l7D, ,taxss.dRs5 5'55.
TAYLOR John
No 1854 .sw 20 . not g e g, 39} aoree
nv ne : is & . r;8. 40 acres
sine . is 3 4 3 go acres sval
600 taxes due .e8.z7.
TAYLOR WIN II
No 2ss7 SO me g 10 ( 8 rs, 20 aores
NV sw q III { g r. 3, 40 acres
val $40 taxes due III -.
Wsdtllc Milton no 2S9f sw, ne I. IS te
II 8. 40 acres,val .155 lAxes due o 81.
Wsde VIM III
No. 2002 NV sw "a is 8, 40 acres
sw - at S'r 8, 40 acresvsl ass
taxes due 1915.
Young Louisa v no 2oa7 y nv s'lst
2 r3, so acres val 500 taxes duel7 63.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, xoQ.
Able Enoch
No 2929 VI NV g ~ te r4 4, ~ acres
se NV lit 2r 4. 40 acres val
475 taxes due 10 al.
'Buhr Mary r no 1888 NO se . % t-2r4s
40 acres val 'l70 taxes due a..
Brcnner George
No 296O st Marks lot 64
\" lot 65, val 10 taxes due
"a IS.
Fisher Alovsius no so4I Kyans block
a lot II Walt IS taxes dues IS.
Merkel Frances
No 3l3p se sw . 35 t2 r4, 40 acres
% sc : s5 tar 4, 80 acres val f26
taxes due ~ As.
Renber Anthony
mo sl77 Apt q 90 . ~ tc = 4, 36 acras
To- @cAs sw 20 . ~ .tG A, 10 acres
val Rs5 taxes rs 20.
Schwartz George no sl06 q NV 60 U
Ii A.. 80 acres val 33Otaxss due 1876
SchafIer Jacob Jr
| No 3202 Sc ne 8 { g ~, 40 'aeros
sw NV > 2t8rA, 40 acres valR9o
taxes due IA A..
Trcxler ,George.uo seo5 Teips aid St
lAuthoney lot i, val 05 taxes due 4 IS.
| 'Wsldman Matthias
No 8241 sw We sec e6 t2r4 40 acres.
q 40 NV sec 26 ~ 4 20 acsoa.
lvelustion $40, taxee dus'l3 IS.
| Weis Barbara no3252 4 ne sec1 t8r4
l5S and IS hnnd. acres, val ais, taxss due
III 05.
weis Paul no ae53y ne .ec 4 tsrA s.
and 80 hund. aorcs, val AS, taxes due
% rs.
4 .PAToKA TOWNSHIP, no. 10.
Beeler CIarinda no so7s q ue ne 80 =
IL 2r6 30 acres, val 125, taxes dnc2eQ
= lContinued. on last.psgsl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Bixler Sarah.
No lUs5, ~ ". sec 30. l,r5.
ptn q. sec 80. / 4. RS, So acres.
val Al 500. taxes due $23.6C.
Campbell Elizabeth. No 1905. e cor 9
2. e. sec -. !. r 5. 5 Hcres, val t3cu,
taxes due $7o9.
Cooper aud IIogen. No llo7. Ireland,
lois 20 and 26. val e. ~ taxes due 80 IL.
Cooper wm T, No lius. ~ W Sc. N
w, acc le i, r. Z, ~ 9srd 10 one hand.
acres. val l4o. tsxes due 7.Vi.
Cooper K v aud T., No iii0 v w.nw,
sec IS. i,r 8, % acres. val 2o5. daxes
due l2.2s.
Dillon John r, No 1l42. pt u 2. .. sec
=. ~. .r q. s acres. val 35. taxes due 2 O5.
Fureuson Sarah r.. no 1896. lots 8 and
g. Ireland, Corn's add, val $50 taxes due
1881.
Hornet William, No 1880, u e. u z. sec
Ii, ~. rs. ~ acres. val AS tax due 81 ~.
Hobbs . r. No d20l, n W, sec 36, I 4,
re. 1OS and 81 one ihund. acSes, val l8sl,
taxes due 1850.
Harris Susan NJ.
No f2ll, W. ne, sec 1s;t 2. r6. 90 acTee.
NV. sc. sec Is. t2,r5. 40 acres.
ptn w.ne. sec Is, t2,r5, 2 acres.
val 7i5, taxes due is 46.
Keen Samuel r. No l2f0 NV W.,
n W. sec 20. 1. r 5, l6i acres. val sb,
taxes due $50.
Keen Eliza Belle, No l240, Corn's add
ireland. lots 8 and 35, val $50, taxes
due 0 So
Logan Harris p,
No. 1851, sw. Nv, sec n. z. : S, 30 acTes.
pin A.s w.sl7, t2,r5, 10 acres.
val 22O, taxes due 7.64-
i.edgerwood Samuel, No 1866, pts e.
sec 10. [ III s. 50 hund. Of MI acre, val
I235. taxes.due 7.6A.
Monroe VIM, No 1874, .pte J. ". soc
le.tl..r5.6 s acres. val 81, taxss due 5 6S.
| Postlethwait Lydia,
No 1928. ne, W, sec III. ~. re. 40 acres
4 sc, q VI, sec III, 2, 8, 40 acres.
iva $50 taxes due 6.64
Ro~e Thomas J ~. No 1855. }se. :
~ erc "a. ~, re, ~ acres, va. 230. taxes
linr ~ 50.
sprauer Joseph: No 1915. ps 2. sec
10. / i, RS 5Ohnndreilhs of sn acre, val
1 il75. taxes due 1850.
Stal:cup Simon. no 1926. sw.-Se. sec
IA. II, RS, ~ scscs. val $50. ,%x fne on.
| V~afrh John. No I4.i. e. = G. sec
ia, 3.ri. 70 acres. val 30 tax 5uc 2.75.
lAiABEipGE TOWNSHIP. NO. 8.
] Krn,prr John NJ no l6s2 pf u o
sec IS I tl.r5 : acres, val 5000. tAxes
dine <2- as.
I Morris dob
lNo 112s e sec 12fer5 90 acres.
4 pt ese sec l2t2r5, . acres,
wal loo. taxes due 81
! MrCrillus NJ n no 1889 pin " W sec
36 tlr5 acres. vsl rs %.
u MAJ srillt.a ood add a. i = aoar slofa kG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

Dofson Mahalia. Mentor. f.andisg add,
loss 10 aud 81. taxes dus'9'23,
r ID and Il II n CO ut ne ne sec IA ~
~ 2 and - hund acres, val $40, taxes due
90.
Finey Margaret no.262s ne ne acc te
Il 40 acres. val 40, taxes due 8 81.
Friedman Jacob no 1896. Birdseye, lot
~, val 8 %, taxes due % 23.
Gohble Austin M y647 " sw acc IL
8 r 40 acres, val 1JO. taxes due 6 90.
Howard Samuel no 1861 pt ne ne sec
~ I ar 8 32-5s hnnd. acres. wal Jas,
taxes due 81.
eiufr Jefferson no e66s sw cor NV nc
sec sra IS hundreths, vsI 500, taxes
duo e5c.
HUFF EIevenor M c66s nj se sec IS I
E3 r. s 80 acres. val 400. taxes due 1893.
Howard Robert l. no 1910 ne Sc sec Il
|t:3 ;8 40 acres, val l50. tAzes due IL 1e.
Hobbs Basii h
NO 1913 se NV sec 12 t3r8 40 acres.
- pf Sc pt sw NV sec IL t6r3f
|acrea. valuation ITO. faxes due 3 81.
Holcraft benjamin H
|No 2675 40 ne .ssc I 8 r 3 20 acres.
p "a se sec : 3 r 3 90 acres.
rvsIuafion 475. taxes due "a "a.
Hammond willard n no 2676. Mentor,
lot g. valuation 8 90. taxes due 8 A.
King Levi M 97ls wy Sc sec - t2r6
so acres. val 375, taxes due IL 81.
King John j
No 27as pt Sc sc sec "a tn sss acres.
=" pt ne ne sec 25 t2re 88 acres,
(" valuation $50.
:" Birdseye, lot 8e, vel SOC, taxes
due II 06.
Landiss w n no e744 NV &c sec 20 t2
|r:3 70 acres. wal 100. taxes due 10 81.
Melton James no 9740 WI ne sec pt8
X B so acres. val 325.
Miller Sam1 b no 975s. Birdseve. Bor-
|dem's add. lot ~. val 10 CO. taxes due 50.
Pruitt NJ NJ and q r no 2812 e ne ~
SEC "a er 90 acres. val 80 90, taxes
duo 81.
Roach John Il
No .p8e6 4e NV sec II I er3 ~ acres.
:" ew ne sec IA G r 3 40 acres.
- ne sw sec IL I 2r 40 aeges.
,vsluAtion 40. taxes due % ~.
Sanders Francis N Sr
Nosss47 p' WI NV sec 20 { 2 - ~ and
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valuation l65. taxes due 8 %.
Sermershcim X n no 177i e ~ sec
70 80 acres. val 400. tax due 46 IS.
weisman Fred III no la20 " sec
20 scres, val $50. taxes due 81.
MARION TOWNSHIP. NO. 8.
Rnechlein John sB no 1853 e s'e sec
|S2 : ] "a 40 acres. val 200. tax due Is IA.
Dekemper George no 1864 pt q W
sec Il tlr43 81 hundredths OF an acre, val
Ilo5. taxes due ii 73.
Pix Andrew
NO 1874 . W sw sec 35 Ira 40 acres.
m wnw sec ~ ? "A 40 acres.
sw n w.sec 9tzrs40 acres.
valuation 395, taxes. due 16 30.
Cries Joseph
mo 1927 Q W acc 80 ( j I 80 acres.
sesw sec sat- "a 40 acres.
valuation 800, taxes due ~ 76-
Heninger Andrew no 1900 n w spc
3 ] "a 40 acres. val 100. taxes due 2 o.
Hurst Cornelia no 1915 Pt W sec
loo IN r 4 Is and 30 one hund acres, val
'65. taxes due 4 az.
Hop.ter Joseph
NO Jal6 " sec % lrx 60 acres.
s4swn.w sec % I ] 4 20acres.
valuation SO taxes due 2l 22.
Shoulders Cerilda
NO 3039 W W sec II f2 4 20 acres.
pit W INV sec II t2r4 IS acres.
en- " sec IL 2 "a 20 acres.
NV sc sec III t2r4 40 acres.
ptn.enw scci1 2rx ~ acres.
valuation 600, taxes due 20 90.
Wigand John X no 209S pt W sec
II t2r47 az acres, val 400, taxes ducl7 60.
HALL rowSsHiP, No.7.
| Bell John
No 2l26 a se-sec 13tl 1850 acres.
| NV n sec ~ lr3 40 acres.
valuation $40, taxes due is 92.
BUXTON James M ol28 " sec "a a
lr 8 40 acres, val 170, taxes due s e.
\ Batnnan Catharine no 2l33 se<
rs I'll r 3 40 acres. taxes due A 81.
\ Cope Jesse no2i56 a pt n esec "a
t1r6 IS acres, val 200. taxes due II 40
\ Crowdcr VIM A no 2i59 ws W ser
Il3 I r 3 40 acres. val $50, taxes due \ GO
Davis Miles w
lIINa 2l75 nnd 2-i5 pte4 e.ssc 2At1r;
\, III acres.
und 1-15 pt.c }nc sec 24ti
s 3 and 33 hund acres, val 55
| taxes due 8 63
\ Furruson Lucinda Il no 2202 W ne
sec 2itlr3 40 acres, val.li0, tax due4 -
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due t56 "a.
Traylor WmP
no eco, lot no2, fracls 20, ( ! n, r g, 81
o0-lOO acres
se,sw, "a, I'll a, .r6, 40 acres
s1nw, n W, -, 1 n, r 8, 30 acres
n INV, m VS. ~, ln,r6, 70 acres
w,nw. q %. ~ n, re, 20 acres
wal l935 taxes due ll6l.
Trsmbach Daniel no es1 w,n ",
IA. .tin,r5 40 acres. val sQ5 tax due
III 81
league James n no aeo ". ~. .s21
'tln,r6 Al acres ~ 2ot taxes dne 30
MAplsos r0wxsHlrs xo.A
Battles Madison,
No iOC6, t.nw, sec 70. 2. s, 80 acres
ne. sw. sec lot ?, re, 40 acres
wal $515, tAxes due &x5.27.
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no 3g2. ~ n I.sw.s s5.tin.r6.
pin cor. 4. ". see ~. ] 10, r
s. 80 acres. val 1s5. take. ane so 20.
rs. s.tln.r4. 81 6l-lOu acres, val 2Ou, tax
e. due 81 5z.
Gibson sud Mcdonald no s2i. u W, :
". -. n,rs. 40 acres, val $50, taxes
due - 1S.
Nsukam John no soG. nsysviiIe lot 40
val ~. taxes due o. W.
Potts Arms Y
no 569, ~ 4 se. ne. f3. II n. Y 40 acreS
ne. .ne.s 70. n. r4. ~ acres
s@se. .Ne, Is. II n.s 4. 20 acres
4n.e..s ?. sl3. TN, r A. &c acres
val Go taxes due $32 "a
Potts Amelia no 572. ". ~ W. ~. I
IN, a. 20 acres. val i6O, taxes due IS o.
Schiller joisa Jr
no 5sI, u W. ne. ". Is. r 4. 80 scrfs
nd. -. It's. 4. "a acres'
s(.se. 50. It's. r4. - acres
n w.ne.s 3s.'I y. 4. 40 acres
pfsw,s Sc. 25. I u. :. "a acres
ptse. sw. %. u. r :, is acref
wal 'as5. taxes due So. 10
Seiiz John no 5ss. Hsysville lot 20 val
200, taxes due SIS 10.
BooSE TOW SshiP, no s.
Arnold John
no $50, wa W. IS. It's, re. 40 acves
Sc. w.s3tfs, s,r6 6, 40 acres val
SEQ. taxes due SIS 30.
Rriftain + ID No Cos. n z. n w.sI. tl a,
II 8. 40 acres. val $50. taxes due $40 36.
Cooper Jenina "A no 6sg. a W. u W, ?
n ls,r6, 20 acres. val 400, taxes due
ltIs 20.
Fdmonston Rosanna no 7a4 q v, :
IL. ea.fis.r5, 5, 20 acres, val a50. taxes
due So IS.
Farris Sarah T. no7z2. pt frac. $40.
II a.r5. IS acres. val 100. taxes due es S.
"A Holland Charles 7. no 7so. 2i-z5 e. :
,e,s - .. s rs TO ic0 srres, Wi ls5'
Ifax.- iue 81 -
Holder Gieorge X no 4Gs. VS. vs.
~ .fla, fs. ~ Aera1 ssl Fps ts1cs 1ns
"a ~.
johnson a y no 20, y ". -.
u. rs. 20 acre- val Gsv. lakes due SIS u
Nnnkri Fred
no ssl Porte,syiIie, pt-ics.ss
lot 1oU
= lot l0l
+" lof a2
lot 80, val 40. 'tsxes
ldNe ein 81.
Miley svanBnven no sos. e. y ". : 25
lti o.. re, ~ scres val SJ5, taxes due
I&l4 -.
MrCane Ssrsh 4 and Thomss VI
no ei2. " n .s..s 35.t 4 p. 8. ~ SIRE:
nj wees 35.tl q. g. ~ acres
e.ne.- 35, 81 m. .sr 8, 40 acres
val Z auS taxes due &4S 52
Rodgers Mary A no ei2. RI n v. w.
~. tln.rr6. IS acres'val 265, taxes due
|&e ~.
SEEMING Chris'ian
mo s6o pt W. fracl ~. n. rg.3t rods
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velnatien 6235. taxes due $25 81.
Cummins Charles
No. .2562 nj se nwsec t3r3 20acres.
a se NV sec a 3r 70 acres.
nv ne sec ! t3r3 80 acres.
taxes due 1900.
Chanley Vim aud John H.no 1868 s3
Nv sec c4t3r 8 70 acres, val a25. taxes
due Q s..
Chanley ThomAs no $3.50 pt ~ NV
sec Il tsr 8 "a lscrcs. val 80, tax due s. n.