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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

home markets. India Council bills were nlotied NJ
decline OF 6l per rupee. The Bank OF En- Iosl
$4,000 bullion on balance AZ Paris frchsh per
cents rose from 7e. 07i9 to 79O2H ., p.ai
Estate Exchange and Auction Room. limited by Auran
H. Muller & Son:
5000 NewJersey Southern r. r, lst mort per ee s
bonds due 1893
consolidated mort. bonds due 1900 nov con,
5000 Milwaukee and Northern II. H. lst mort fe al
$1,000 Arkansas Stat. per cent bonds issued to Central
$4,000 Alabama state per bonds, Glass G W
ZOO New Orleans, Jackson and Great NOrtfer ~ -,
cent I'd bonds, due $50 s
$1,000 St Louis Alton and TeIre iaute r. H. "a mort III
cent preferred bonds Series d. due soi r cont
S0O0O mississippi Central Railroad, "a morl pe ln9i
bonds due FeDruaTy, '5havn1s'
s4 $50 Memphis and Rock r.. r. per cent o9n me-
7 shares Memphis and Little Rock r. $50 Ior oi
20 shares Milwaukee and Northern r. R.....-....
400 shares Pennsylvania r. iii
90 shares Mechanics and Traders Bank Lam 81
$4,000 United States per cent registered Oonu Io3ss
800 United State pcf cent coupon bond 1Gs
4S shares Jefferson Fire Insurance Company 40
81 $40 80 Jefferson company scrip
$4,000 broadway ana Seventh Avenue H. H. p' IOgss
81 900 Second Avenue r.. r. per cent consohuA' III
shares National park hank
$1,000 Louisville New-A 'bany and CHICAGO X ~ ,S%s
and Ind Dlv) LIST mort @ per cent Donds' uuo N SOL
$4,000 ST Louis % H. mort per cent bond, as
"a shares County Fire Insurance Company
80 Shares Kings Fire Insurance Company IL
II Shares Corn Exchange Bank te
s. 600 New. York central r. r., per cent ooho' vi" 'n
1000 shares Dahloncg "a Mining Company 81 for lot
81 80 wabash, ST Louis and Pacihc H. H. 'hA'Hn" ~
so shares items National Bank
ID shares Cheaapeake ana ohio r. r. preferred l3t
1000 Shares Boston and Halifax God Mining for in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rio.r Vsss.ls ant PIii-1 IT'S.
GENERAL Market REPORT.

coFFEEspot Rio dull sac fair sales. Options
we AIRY active at decline or 10 Dolnts The receipts nc
barely steady follows October 71517.2O November.
Io0! 10; December 1867 10. January. 7lOG1l5; Feb
ruay 72O; March To- a 30 Aprl 730 al 35 May,
3 9I4b Mild steady. SAFES. 500 mats Padang skimmings
terms. ~ NV ~
CoTT0N-Spot Cotton dull and unchanged. Sales, $50
na AL TOT homo consumption Receipts the ports today
82O4 bales against 1890 this day and 3 ABB
t year. N cotton Is ic higher than the appended prices
The quotations. according to the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
rr,popE.x FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON; oct lao mConsols 81 d5i0 , IoT o pe
Cent Bonds 1884,; Atlantic and Great western fiIs1
Mortgage Trustees CeTtincates 33a canadian racine
Erie ~; do second CCusOls, 1J1s Illinois central iol
Mexican Ordinary. 22is ST Paul Common sos New'hoA
Contra, 1853. Pennsytvan1. 81 Reading -
2pm-Pars advicos quote Three per cent Rentes Al 80
centmes for the account
100 for DOtu money and the account !
Atlantic and Great First Mortgage Trustees Cet
caea l.; second Mortgage q Canadian Paclhc - -
Erie 1914: do second Console 7BL Illinois Central ~
Mexican Ordinary 20 ~ st. Paul Common, SB4 NeW'ioIA
Central. lO4 2: Pcnnsyvania 54S Heading. ~ - -,
quote Three Per Cent Renes ut ~ francs >
confines for tho account.
Bar silver Is quoted 7aSi per ounce.
Council bills allotted today al decHue VI
1-lbd.
Hudson Ray Company, lS3l
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Ing
land balance today Is 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were SO cars Of LILO
hsadm2s cars e. and "a cars Jersey CITY Total
fraction lower Prime Lambs were im and tide hi her
to sos Mee asa @ % deck
OF Prime sold at 81 40 Common Choice Lambs sold at
Sales Judd buckingham. 1873 State Lambs II u, at Sc
81 CO. % ~ At 5tc O9 Indiana do 10 ID. at b4c - In
oana sheep ia b. at 81 4O IS state do 95 3D. at Sc rs do
y N Pidcock 1888 ohio Sheep 70 n at Ssc, 22l do ss y.
~ At sac 81 Ohio Lambs. Ga n at 4'ic 100 Virginia do,
qst as Gso Il s a ~
ya9ia sheep "a 3D. at SEC; lS9 Pennsylvania sheep 80 b.
p s. Kase: 292 Indiana Sheep III ~ at 44ci 40 do o?
q .Ss sss5GSs 5e%S' s' '.s
22o Do 70 b. &c 90 State do So b. at l.c s. DO 80
h at &c 0j state Lambs 6S b. at size 2j4 do GO n. ut
5c 407 Canada no. s2 10 at &c less so 1873 state Sheep
Walsh Kirby & Co. 100 Pennsylyauia Sheep and Lambs
% h. at 4ec "a state do 10 10 at 49c state sheep lSo
Halelbeck & DAVIS Is2 canada Lambs n N. at 6lsc:
29o do 70 ~ at s s0 l72 DO az 50 a. ZIG DO 10 b.
ssS DO 70 D. at a.; d d. So ID at 5c i5o do IS D. at
5hc 1874 do 81 n at Sc . sta sheep and Lambs, u NJ
ID. az 3 &c { Bucks lS5 b, at 30.
H4gS M No. Sa n StaS saoR a. % g. ss
& e % 49, III ~ g 65 do 1 Gs Saas Isl p do 50
Jons Wright 4 Co: 90 State Lambs Il 49, at &c lso
state Sheep and Lambs So b. at $780, State Sheep llo D
HOGS Receipts were AZ cars of 500 head-29 at
Jersey CITY and ears at 40st Total for four DAYS 40
ing hrner and dealers quote Heavy 20 Light at and
Piss would pr baby bring PC
j. Hunter: state Hogs 80 ID, at pa SO ~ do 100 n,
at 81 20; 5 do $50 ID, at "a 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Oct. I4-Ths Drorers Journal raoort, Csuls-
Receipts 9bOD head Shipments 24O0 mead steatv;
Exports S. 650SB % COWS MIke%i 6OGS3 10 StocE
ers ~ 5OGS3 CO., Feeders 81 50GS3 6O Texans. IS OOe
Ho9s-Recepts $4,000; Shipments 1000; market actve
Rough Mixed. 80 4U3S36j Packing and shipping $3 ~
81 ~ Light 81 400 81 10; sklDs. ~ J0NS3 20.
Shs,DRecepts 1900 head ShDmentS 800 heal; market
quiet inferior s2UO0s3 60 Natives - OO0s3 60 Texans
s. O0GSJ W
ST LOUIE. oct t4-Cdnte-Receipts 1900 shipments.
600 market steady Fair TO Choice Naive shipping steers
81 $3.50 90 aye Butcher Steers, s2 25Gsi UO Grass
Texan Steers. 81 40dR3 80
Sheep-RecelDts l. 300 shipments 900. Common Ne
dunn 0J0S to- Far noce So 75dS3 M LAMBS 81 70
HogszRecepts. $500, shipments 900 Light So 65S
$40 PACKING. % 30NS3 10 Heavy. f3 70GS3 g.
BUFFALO oct l4Ca;e 8ecsDts TO-DAY, 700 reat; total
Tor thus far 5000 head oouO
head consigned through lao dull and steady
GOOD % Jloc3 steers 81 7O0$J 49, Stockers ami Feeders
SAecp- Receipts TO-DAY 1900 head total
1900 head for $1,000 head consigned
tn ugh III cars marcel inactive and lower Aetum 10
Good s. 5OdSJ25 Good 10 Choice. 80 l6usj 10 canada
Lambs. 81 Sl6j TO-
HOqsReceDts today 500 head total for hus far
$1,000 head: for last $4,000 head
signed through 14S which IA NewYOrk market
firm; Medium Workers. ~ IS 1st rs Goon
Choce 81 20 9i rs Butchers Grades 81 l00Si 2Oj Pigs
a. COdS4 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
CJOIDERS of Ronds. Car Trust Certificates.

HOLDERS of Bonds, Car Trust Certificates,
Interest Coupons and stock Of, and other kinds OF
claims and demands against the DENVER AND RIO
GRA DE RAILWAY COMPANY, who are DESTROYS OF par
cpatng under the plal and
whereby the undersigned were appointed committee
TO execute requi transfers aad deposit their
holdings with the Central Trust Company 81 Newly ork The
committee reserve the ht OF refusing To any secur
ties November except such terms NAV then
be imposed. CHARLES NDA CHAIRMAN
JOSEPH ID. POTTS JOHN III. CONNERS
GEORGE W. CASS, PETER GEDDES.
ReorC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
no THE H0LDERs OF BONDS OF THE

1 NEW.ORLEANS BELT RAILROAD COMPANY;
notified that In acco-ince with he proyi
slous executed The Sh of OCTOBER.
1871 by the NewO rleaI. Belt Railroad Company before An
DIRE Hero IT, public In new Orleans ami duly regis
tered IN the Office the Recorder Of Mortgages and IN ac
with the terms OF the bonds ssned tat
the sail NewOrleans Belt Rail ODD Company WILL on tho
First ny OF April 1856 pay ala redeem all rs m9r,gago
bond at the Office Of sad company In the cry Oi New
La by paying or rendering 10 he 10 des OF sSa
principal thereof with interest 20 data or lst
Apr 1876 premium OF 1--WE cent sutl bonds
You notified 20 present said bonds for r,darp
on and pa NIL the Office OF he company Newtr ran.
on aid April 1885, when and where the tender and
a aforesaid Will be made
New- orleans. sept. 10. 1850. -,
BY Of the Board
Il II. CHA RLF,S. sccretarF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

SALES At the CONSoLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRO-
LEUH EYCH4NGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

Futures were rather active bnt without decided
chage, openlng points closing lower for Oc
iober and point higher for Sales 10000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

EAsT TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILROAD Co.
40 BROADWAY. NEw-NOAK, Oct =. IoS5.)
HNEIE annual meeting OF the stockholders and
voting bondholders OF the East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia ompany the election ofdrec AMI the trans
action epprO rse business viii be held at The Ones
OF the company Xyle Tenn. on Wednesday Noveni-
Der H. lSsJ. "a 49,. .. -, .,.., -,
1881 =, S,,.,r. - so.ru.a.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
CINCINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS. ST LOUIS AND CHIcAGol
fHgaaF


NOTICE is hereby given that tic annual meet
lt ing the OckhOlders OF tho Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
St Chicago Railway Company VIII DC held az tue
Office o. the company In Indianapolis Ind Tuesday tho
october lss5 at - o'clock for
eectng Ot DIRECTORS for the ensuing AMI for
the OF other business that come before
the meeting. -,
and reopened On the 18th. . . ...., go. -.--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

MENPHIs AND CHARLEsToS Il. r. Co. ~
10 BROADWAY, y. Y, Oct J, lSSj.1
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF the Memphis ana Charleston Railroad Com
many OF directors and the transaction OF Other
Appropriate business win be held al the Office OF the company
in huntsville Ala on Thursday, November -. $50. -
Transfer hooks close october November Is
1885. IL NJ SCHn an secretary.
T'HE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEES OF
the consolidated first mortgage n the KANSAS PACl-
FIC RAILWAY COMPANY give n tcs that they are pre-
pared TO apply OF $4,000 TO tho purchase and re-
denptOn By the abb described mort
gage al the price which said nds can b. hd not
exceeding pal and interest OF said bonds
nursuapt third ubdvison OF Article OF saG mort
gage Tenders for the sale OF said bonds m st be made 20 A.
n Calef 1875 Broadway Room "a seco hOor, New YORK
city prior 2 O'clock OF the 10th day oil oe'ooc
1885. ,.v cortn
RUSSELL SAGE,
Trustet2-
New York. october J. 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

Nut Union Tel 6s
10, 900 ...-..s SO
NJ org La & Tex ls
10000 900. lU2
Mid Of n j LIST
x 600 "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
He Shot His Wife Dead.

Last Saturday evening, in Baltimore,
Captain Thomas G. Hance, commander
of an oyster chooner, shot and kill his
wife, Annie E. Hance, in disreputable
house on Spring street. The ball PEN
etrated her skull just behind the right
ear and passed into the brain, causing
almost instant death. As soon as the
shooting was done Hance left the house
and went to his vessel, on the south
side of the basin, where he was soon
after arrested. He stated that he met
his wife in the house where she was
kill more than two years ago and
induced her to leave it, after which he
married her. They went to housekeep-
ing and lived happily together until
last April, when lie left home to prose-
cute his business. When he returned
he found his home deserted and after Il
search discovered that his wife had re-
turned to the place where lie first met
her. He tried to induce her to go with
him to their home, but did not succeed.
When he again went away he wrote to
her, addressing her as "My dear wife,"
and begged her to return to his care
and affections, but she remained obur-
ate. Saturday evening, when there
were only three persons in the house,
he gained access through the rear and
went Immediately to her room, on the
upper floor. He again begged her to go
with him, but she persistently refused,
when he shot her and then placed the
revolver in drawer of 4 stand in the
room. She was known in the house as
Kate Leroy and in that name he ad-
dressed letters to her when he was alb
sent from the city. Mrs. Hancc was
but % years old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
State News.

1t is said that William Mercer, a plain
farmer, living near Berkeley Springs,
Morgan county, has lately fallen heir to
$500, 900 Isl $780, OO) which is now lying
in the Bank of Scotland.
A number of capitalists are going to
erect large hotel at Blackwater Falls,
along the West Virginia Central Rail-
road. The place is very picturesque and
romantic. There is good fishing and
plenty of bears and deers in the sur
rounding mountains.
Major Henry Robinson, of Monroe
county, and C. w. and "A. E. Livesy, of
Greenbrer county, few days ago ship
ped to Baltimore, from whence they
will be re-shipped to Europe, 2S5 head
of fat cattle. In the weighing before
they were pat on the cars lot of u
averaged 1873 pounds, and one steer
1870 pounds; 40 averaged l ,4lO pounds
and Is head averaged upwards of ] $50
pounds.
The Secretary of State has issued
certificate of incorporation to the West
Virginia Methodist Protestant Pub
fishing Company, for the purpose of
publishing weekly newspaper, to
buy, sell and deal in books and station
cry, and all things belonging to the
business of book selling. The principal
office will be in the town of st. Marys,
Pleasant county, w. Va, and the char
ter will expire on the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1885.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mai. Jas. Ralston, well-known far
mer and extensive cattle dealer Of Rock
ingham county, Va, was run over by u
train and killed at Cowan's Station, on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, last
Saturday night.
A two-year-old daughter of Mr.. A.
l.. Harbaugh, Waynesboro, Pa, swal-
lowed twenty gun caps recently before
detected i'm her unusual feast. An
emetic was administered and brought
up the caps before they had chance to
go off.
A terrible explosion Of dynamite oc-
cured near Port Arthur. Ont. The ex-
plosives were in magazine belonging
to railroad contractors. A waitress az
the Northern Hotel, near the scene of
the explosion, was stricken blind by
the shock.
Serious ravagcs Of hog cholera are re-
ported from Stauiiton and the adjoining
counties of Virginia. In some neigh
borhoods every hog is dead. In others
the disease is appearing, and invariably
proving fatal. Farmers are alarmed for
their winter meat supply.
A man living in Lake Tow nship, Da-
kota, set fire to some straw Sunday. A
strong south wind was blowing 1T the
rate of 80 miles per hour, and in an in
slant the flames were beyond his control.
The fire consumed everything within
its reach, including houses, barns, hay,
grain and farm machinery.
Such immense crowds attended the
concert given by Christine Nilsson ut
Stockholm last Thursday that seventeen
persons were crushed to death. The
accident occurred after the concert, and
while Nine. Nilsson was singing from
the balcony of he.Grand Hotel. The
crowd numbered $4,000 at the time Of
the accident.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
A ViragO's Terrible Revenge.

Thos. V. Thompson, of Hilltown, Pa,
married last spring an abandoned wo-
man named Maude Jones, and ever
since there has been trouble in the
household of the Thompson family. The
father and mother of the young hus-
band had lived with him. Some ten days
ago Thompson's wife, during a drunken
fit, threatened to murder him if he did
not turn his father and mother, who are
aged and infirm people, in the street.
The enraged woman was confined in a
room in the house for more than week
until the effects of her debauch had
worn off. When she Was liberated Mrs.
Thompson told her husband and his pa
rents that she would have revenge for
the confinement she had suffered. No
special attention was paid to the threat.
The woman has carried out her fearful
resolution by killing her husband, COM
hitting the crime with an axe, and
nearly severing the mans head from his
body while he was lying on a lounge in
his office. Mrs. Thompson wrote note
explaining she had consummated the
murder, and then committed suicide by
cutting her throat with razor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02

Captain w. NJ. Conner, of the st.
James Hotel. New York, and Solicitor
william S. johnson, OF Philadelphia,
have just completed an inventory of the
effects and property of their friend
John Mccullough, the afflicted TRACE
dian, who is in Bloomingdale Asylum.
His theatrical wardrobe Is valued at
$4,000. 1t is now all carefully packed
in fifteen large trunks, and these are
under seal in the vaults of the Central
Safe Deposit Company. on Thirty-thlrd
street. AS number of offers have been
received by Mr.. Conner from actors for
particular costumes, and as it is evident
that Mr.. Mccullough will mover use
them again. it has been decided to sell
the entire wardrobe at public sale in
the interest of the estate. Mr.. Conner
said: ~ shall rent store or convenient
room near Madison Square and have
the costumes displayed in as attractive
"A manner as possible. There are many
very handsome costumes among Johns
effects, and the entire wardrobe is as
fine as that of any actor in this country.
His Olhello and King Richard I'LL.
dresses are very costly, and all are of
the finest quality. He has also a num-
Der of Roman togas of Chinese Grape,
which are the only costumes Of the kind
in the country. The sale will also in
clude the two plays that he owns, his
version of the Gladiator and the Bro
ker Of Bogota.
"What did the inventory of Mr..
McCullough's effects amount to-" was
asked.
''Taking all his property, we esti-
mate that his estate will net after his
death between $50, 900 and $50, 900. His
debts do not exceed $1,000"
GLOW is his health now?"
"Hc is gradually declining. He has
become quite weak and has TO be assis-
ted about. He has no continuity of
thought, forgetting everything in few
minutes. There is no possible hope for
his recovery. His brain is shrinking
all the time, and when the end comes it
will probably be in commissions. He is
perfectly contented and does not now
want to get away"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which Sigh;
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the gravest maladies Of the throat
and lungs, is consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep ut
hand, as q household remedy, bottle OF
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works so sure cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician:
Prof. F. Sweetzer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says:-
"Medical science has produced no other nno.
dyne eXpectorant so good rs AYERS CHERRY
ELECTORAL. II is invaluable for diseases OF the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by the
well-Lnown DR.. L. j. Addison, OF Chicago,
ILL.,, who says
al have never found, In thirty 1--WE years OF
continuous study and practice Of medicine, any
preparation of SO great value as AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL, for treatment of diseases Of The
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

ENrLER HoTEL-JoHN II. DUKE, PROP.
A. w. Dawson, Chicago; j. w. Cost,
2. Gray. j. r. Smith, DR.. Wishard, S.
B. Mcclellan, j. w. Schock, H. Kyd
Douglas, j. X. Bockenbaugh, Hagers-
town, Md; r. II. Phillips, Charles
town, w. Va; F. P. Fleming, Lynch
burg, Va; Miss F. Read, Washington
d. c.; James Dow, A. j. Griffiths, w.
b. Grifiths, w. III. Rogers, G. Il. Hart
man, Philadelphia; DIR. B. B. Ransom,
Harper's Ferry, w. Va. w. r. Roberts,
Leetown, w. Va; c. Swartz, P. a.
Rohrbaugh, d. w. Shaffer, Martins
burg, w. Va; E. B. Mcdonald, st.
Louis, No.; G. S. DeGrangc, A. Ora
ham, Frederick, Nd; J. Il. Beard, Will
Transport, Nd; Z. w. Spear, J.. Spon
agile, w. II. Smith, Il. G. Suman, A. X.
Snellman, r. P. Anderson, Baltimore.
CENTRAL HoFEL.-MRs. n. D. LEE, Pro.
G. NJ. Harbaugh, Hagerstown, Md. f;
A. ii. Worrest, Mt. Morris, n. Y; z.
Feelemyer, Baltimore; j. A. Willer, j.
r. Rodgers, IL. P. Rafter, Harrisburg,
Pa; Nj. II. Lewis, Huntingdon, Pa; j.
NJ. Quinn, Hedgesville. w. Va; John
Mcdonald, Cumberland, Nd; j. Bane,
Charlestown, w. Va; L. F. Smith, Gin
cinnati; NJ. II. Myers, +. P. Murphy,
Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1885-10-02
A FULL FOUR DAYS EXHIBITION !
State of West Virginia,
County OF jefferson, set


Clerks Office Of the County Court.
The following Is list of deeds admitted to
record in said Office, during the week ending
September %. 1885:
i. James NJ. Ransom to n. S. White, trustee
for Sarah Sloan and others. Deed OF trust,
dated September p, 1885. conveying $50 acres
OF land. Date Of record, September %, 1885.
2. John c. Shindlers executor to VIM. F..
Manuel. Deed OF release, dated August 70,
1885. Date OF record, September Y, 1885.
3. Robert l.. Osbourn and wife 10 Chas IL.
Knott, trustee for George $. Knott. Deed OF
trust. dated September II, 1885. conveying l0i
acres OF land. Date OF record, Sept. Y, 1885.
l. Elizabeth Tenant and her husband TO
Annette Entler, wife OF Geo. w. Entler. Deed
of bargain and sale. dated Sept. ~. 1885. con-
veying part OF lot No. l70, In Shepherdstown.
Date OF record, September %, 1885.
s. +. +. Souders and wife and others to Sa-
rah Hopkins, wife Of VIM. Hopkins. Deed OF
bargain and sale. dated Sept. II. 1885, convey.
ing lot OF land, near Charlestown. Date OF
record. Sept. q, 1885.
g. Jas. G.. Stotelmyer TO T. c. Green, trustee
for John NJ. Stotelmyer. Deed OF trust, dated
seDs Date of sep
Z. Josiah Gruber to George s. Gardner,
Trustee for Emily V. Gruber. Deed OF trust,
dated Sept. l6, 1856. conveying personal prop
s. Henry Robinson TO Benjamin Robinson.
Bill Of sale OF corn, dated Sept. q, 1885, Date
OF record. Sept. "a. 1885.
g. N. c. Bracket and wife to w. p. Curtis.
Deed Of bargain and sale, dated April IL 1885.
conveying Lot 6 in Block DID, Harpers Ferry.
Date Of record Sept. "a, 1885.
10. Jefferson Lodge No. 81. A, F. d A. NJ, to
SamT L. Rissler, Trustee. Deed OF trust,
dated Sept. Is, 1885. conveying real and per-
sonal property, for the purposes therein con-
tanned. Date Of record, Sept. ., 1885.
IL. George l.. Weaver and wife to Thomas
Johnson. Deed Of bargain and sale, dated
Sept. q, 1885, conveying house and lot Of
land in the town OF Bolivar. Date Of record,
Sept. Is, 1885.
II. Logan Osburn and wife to VIM. Osburn,
Deed Of bargain and sale, dated Sept. %, 1896,
conveying 200 acres of land 0ess acres re-
served. Date Of record, Sept. g. 1885.
Teste. T. A. MOORE,
October 2, 1885. Clerk Of County Court.