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National Republican., 1886-12-29

Nj ", NJ Clements who resigned as master
of transportation of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, will, 1t is said, be reappointed to the
same position on Jan. ], 1887. Mr.. Clements
holds a very high place in the regard of the
employees Of that road, aud his return is a
source of great pleasure to them. Entirely
by his own eXertions Mr.. Clements worked his
way up from n brakeman, and served In that
capacity on the same train Of which ex-senator
Davis, of West Virginia, was the conductor.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Christmas and New Year on tho Balti-
more and Ohio.

The Baltimore and Ohio as usual will extend
Holiday Greetings in the shape of Round
Trip Tickets at greatly reduced rates over their
entire system. The low rates go into effect at
east of Ohio river, including Philadelphia aud
Pittsburg Divisions, on the sd, and those who
go TO take Christmas turkey with friends may
selves to the utmost. If they do not want to
go on that date they can purchase tickets on
the 9th, 25th, 3Oth, and 9lst of December, also
Jan. /.
These tickets are all good to return until Jan
4, inclusive.
For further information see large posters or
call on station agents.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Christmas is Coming! !

The number Of ladies who have
thronged our house during the
past week and availed them
selves of our timely and season
able reduction of TEN PER GENT
on all purchases Of boys and
children's clothing, attest strong
ly the popularity o our methods.
They were loud in their admira-
ton of the beautiful styles and
odd conceits to be found in our
matchless stock. The pleasure
we derive from the happiness to
which we contributed, and which
they took pains to show, amply
recompenses us for the loss we
sustain financially, through our
great reduction of TEN PER
GENT from marked prices ON all
boys and children's clothing.
In our mems department our
strong point is our Superb Stock
Of Overcoats. We have only
space enough left to refer to two
kinds in four colors. One is u
West of England Kersey in
brown and blue; both warranted
fast; lined throughout with the
finest satin; reduced from $50
to s23. The other Is Chinchilla
Beaver in gray and brown, also
satin-lined. both simply elegant;
reduced from s26 to $40. If you
need an overcoat don't delay as
these are going rapidly.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

The board of managers Of the Washington
City Bible Society held a meeting on Monday
night at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. report was made of the
TeCeipts for the last mouth as follows From
First Congregational Church. S6065; from Mrs.
Temple, First Presbyterian Church, SO; from
sales aud collections, SPLIT s30.Gj was remit
ted to tho America Bible Society; several
grants Of bibles and testamenis were made
uuiing the month.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

. commissioners have issued an order
H. proposals win be received until noon
SR lay, Jan, next for the leasehold of all
vi "es, landings, and other harbor privileges
W. he exception OF the wharves held under
lC made by direction Of the commissioners.
II sails will be received for leases for one
yt or for a term Of years, payments TO be
IL, annually in advance.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

Train 81, leaving here at $3.50 a, m, oolllded
with train No, u just east of Knowles, badly
breaking both engines and damaging the bag.
gage cars to some extent. The accident was
caused by q failure OF the air brakes ON the
where No, ~ should have pulled on the siding.
Conductor RdenOur, OF the GaitheTsburg ac-
commodaIion, was slightly Bruised
National Republican., 1886-12-29
For Receptions and Parties.
sEAToN PERRY,
isrrrrssnn To PERRY & BRornEal.

TtrcANT GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
'.b kND STRIPED SATtNS FOR DIR ESS
NoVFITiES III FANNY SILK GAUzEs AND
NEyyl Al biScK StTS2,ND AND CoLoRED SILK ILLU-
sIOSS AND BRUSSELS NETS. ,-n A.,
MORE FRANCHISE IN BLACk AND ALL
e,.pFbR The sEm sEocE EorcFFSI OF BLACK AND CoLoRED
tAIlIE FRANCAl Sc, SATIN DlGh-
tSSE' RHADAMES, MASCOTTE, JERSEY,
sIiRkU AND GROS GRAIN SILKS.
EVENING SILKS AND sArlNs IN GREAT
1yoSIs SAKHE;H KrHi;RE SILK vELvETs, FROM % TO
TyENTY DlPFERENT SHADES, RANG.
ING FROM 81 TO s. PER HARD; AVN
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF I;,,A; BLACk raSu ASp
lOI ORED TRIMMING NELVETS. FROM
sos TO Is PER YARD, o,o,,,,,
TRFFOUssE AND PERlNOTS KID GLOVES,
FROM Q TO l6 BUTTONS LnSSGS;;r
BLACK, AND CqLoREtlpI, SIN iTkRiiE hH95Tnis 9u5TInoirus
ALL widths AND LENGTHS, WITH
NAPKINS (ALL SIZES To ON MAFeSthE: AretEcrn
LtNcH CLOTHS, WITH DoYIiES 10
&. MAf5TEHb;o WfbT Hb;oUBLE.FAoED CANTON FLAN-
ucPEATiS REDUCED PRICES on M
w 'iT6RTFD WRAPS, JACKETS. EEWMA AR,
KETs, AND SEAL PLUSH sACouEs
spEHcfAI APARTMENr FOR DISPLAYING
FVESING GOODS BY GASLlGHI. nm
RrPLAlN FIGURES IGURRbIs,v AND ooh hEo 4
SEAToN PERRY,
PERRY Blu l. ID u m,
PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE, CORNER STH 81.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1886-12-29

DIR. HESLEY's Celery, Beef. and Iron ought
TO be In every house In the United States. II
cure all nervous troubles-indgestion, Sleep
lessness. neuralgia, chills and fever, weak di-
gestion, &c. Leading physicians acknowledge
II. Sold by druggists. Barbour d Hamilton,
Wholesale agents, Washington.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

DOLL Babies must go, and we have marked
them at prices that must move them. French
Dolls, Dressed as Boys and Girls. at cost; I'm
dressed French Dolls reduced to 25 cents each,
and from this price up, ut Il, II. TAYLoRs, 93a
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: John Wilson and Georgia Williams,
Thomas smallwood and Mary Traverson, Clas
II. Richardson and Carrie Lauck, Thomas ].
Elgin and Mary i. Adams, both of Fairfax
ToIs"S e B. Warner W and % Anna u H. Holt h5Iy both IN
of Richmond Va; Vim. MOnck and Eliza
Puchta, both of Fairfax county. Va; Dabney
White, Of SpOttSylvania county. Va, and Mag
pie Johnson, of this city; John Curry aud Mary
+. Brooke, Jerry Strathcr and Georgia Blakey,
Of StRnnnrdyille, Va; James IL. Tape and Mary
S. Monroe, both of Lynchburg, Va.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
To Resume HIs Old PosItion

OUR reduced $40 overcoats by actual COM
rnrison arc as good as sold elsewhere at SIS.
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
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SINGLE GARMENTS.
WE HAVE BUT ONE OF EACH KIND

extra fine plush Short Wrap, l!e hit lynx trim
ming down front and around the bott stin lined size
80; a $66 garment for &3S
One brown brocaded velvet sh rt Wra ,, with fringe
to match, quilted satin lining, eiz, 36 $S9 garment
for S22
One Havana brown Ast:akhan Short Wrap, lynx
trimming, size Sd; S27 garment for $40.
One crimson and gold mateasse silk Short Wrap black
lynx trimming size SO; a $34 garme mt for $40.
One seal plush Vsie, nuine S-nch beaver trimming
down front and around bottom and beaver balls size
80; a $66 garment for S45.
One extra quality seal push Snort Wrap real seal ball
trimming, size 3d. a $40 garment 1880
One seal plush Visite, Russian az BIZ trimming, satin
lined, size Sd; S46 garment for $780,
One Plush Jacket, light chin hila trimming, sizs SO;
&39 garment for $26.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Lonsinr lhn Whnrvns.

sS per gallon, 75 cents a quart bottle. No.
~. Whisky best in the world for the money,
nj acGee's, Ninth street. near d,
National Republican., 1886-12-29
NEW YEARS NOVELTIES.

This al the Palais Royal affords
achievements of
This shows tremendous development store and
departments been successfully opened
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Colored Silks.

Faille Franchise, Satin Rhadames, Satin
Duchess, Surahs, Meryelleux, and other
> grades. Full lines OF colors and shades
suitable for day or evening wear.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
RniIrond Accident.

OUR saln-lincd Overcoats are 25per cent less
than any other clothing house In the city. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
or CHOW wnsKY-Kraemer,s, 787 7th B

OUR boys oyercOats are going for less than at
any other olothiers in the city. Elseman Bros,
corner Seventh and l..
National Republican., 1886-12-29

THE efficacy Of Red Star Cough Cure Is un-
questioned. Free from Opiates. % cents.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Price Is a Consideration.

Buying Of the same firms and u the same
prices as the New York houses, ~ should
not the Palais Royal prices be ~ lon
AS matter OF fact, they are lower. We
do q strictly cash business. Our comp ~.
tors do a credit business. Who can AFFORD
TO sell cheapest2
National Republican., 1886-12-29
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We have just received the balance of
New York manufacturers stock which we
out his business. We bought all b , h Id, t hey
are unpacked, and this morning will be placed
on sale in our Cloak Department at the fol-
lowing
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Plush and Velvets.

Nine grades and an endless variety OF
shades Direct importation enables the
quotation Of prices beyond competition.
We can guarantee our 26-inch Lyons Dress
Velvets to be one-third less than New York
prices. Send for samples and test our claim.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

70 want quiet place to dine, read your
j. r, and enjoy good meal so to Morgan's,
~ , suGet,
National Republican., 1886-12-29

sIIvER.pLATEp tea and table spoons, sugar
shells, and butter knives given away with
bluiue
National Republican., 1886-12-29
CnngresaInOn

who desire nm old fashioned homemade din
nCrPO to MoIgaU'S, 1888 ID street northwest
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Wnshington CITY Bible Society

STORM oyERcoATs at Eiscman Bros, corner
Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1886-12-29

When the Department Clerks
want something good TO eat they go to Nor.
nnnlN M4l ID aIrnnI
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Brands of Black Silks in Stock.
No connection
THE RESPONSE TO OUR
GRAND FIVE DAYS REMNANT SALE

VIE hESiON0E ~ OCh
GRAND FIVE DAYS REMNANT SALE
Is remarkable; for exceeding our most san.
guine Xps Citations, showing conclusively
that the public appreciate buying goods
below value.
To-day is the third day of this grand
sale. Those who have not done so should
visit our establishment at once.
Many lots are too small to be advertised
and are generally closed out in a day,
hence customers will readily seq the ad-
vantage OF daily visits.
"oDD SIZES" IN LADIES UNDERWEAR.
Having only the sizes enumerated below
of these aIticular styles, we lower the
price to close them out at once.
Ladies' Meruo Vests. improved sleeve,
good quality 2 size 80, 3 size S2' Size 3l' 6
Regularp price ...."...".r,r,....'."I0c
l4i.adies' White W. q. Mediicott Co. Me.
rino Vests, sizes 80, 81, and SO.
Regular price %
Ladies' Ail.wool Scarlet Underwear,
pure cochineal dye, excellent quality.
Vests, size 2S 2 size 80, ] size 81, 2 size
40. Pants, size Eb, size ~.
Regular price. e.....,"..........., ] p
LADIES' Extra Fine Scarlet Xii:wooi iiih Of I'm.
derwear, superior quality. Vests, . size
80, lG size "a, 10 size SO, II size 3S, 0 size
40 in. Pants, II size 2S, is size 80, II size
80, p size 81.
Regular price. e.;;.....''',.'.""".'."sl 90
"Remnant' price....,,,,''.'"r 20
"oDD SIZES" IN YOUTHS UNDERWEAR.
To cause the instant sale of these few
sizes we make the following reductions:
Youths White Merino Drawers, size
so, 8 size 81.
Regular price. ...fSc
Remnant" pTice..""."35c, 3for 81
National Republican., 1886-12-29
SILKS.

An enormous amount OF money wa to be
investd d In this new department, and after
much deliberation man was finally SO ected
as buyer from the noted silk house -Messrs.
u. Altman & Co., Of New York. Knowing
II to be the custom for ladies desiring choice
Silks to send to the New York houses, we
concluded to keep only the best Silks. Our
buyer, having had twenty years. experience
proved equal to the emergency. The as
sortment We carry vies with any house IN
the country. You will be pleased 10 admit
this should you favor the Palais Royal with
call during the Special Sale.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Black Silks.

In this leading branch OF the silk bust
ness wo recognize enormous competition,
md hSve determined the PALAIS ROYAL
SHALL LEAD. We have secured only the
best known brands--both foreign and do
mestic. "Selecting Black Silks has always
been locked upon as 'lottery" by most
ladies.
BY giving written guarantee OF the
brands we n AXE specially Of, we demand
your confidence.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
High Class Novelties

Silks and Velvets Of new designs, colors,
and combinations, especially adapted for
street and evening costumes. The goods
are new and fresh, and the best product Of
the French looms.
National Republican., 1886-12-29
GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED.


Children's All-wool Scarlet Underwear.
Vests, 3 Size 30, size 80, ii size 81. Pants,
u size %, 20 size 30
Regular rlce..:.,,'''.,.,"'..,....H %
Remnant pTice......".,.,.... .0Oc
As this rIaiculously low price will un.
doubtcdly cause their early sale, an imme-
diate call will be necessary in order TO
secure the size desired.
LEFT OVER" FANCY GOODS.
To close out this stock this week we have
made reductions equivalent to % and 33l3
pCr cent. ThOse on the lookout for prstt4
New Years gift at a small outlay shoull
examine this stock.
Second lOor take elevator)
"oDD LOTS" IN GLOVES.
All small lots will be reduced to close out
10 pair Coaohman's Dogskin Gloves. A
line we do not wish to keep long.
Regular prlce.""........,,,..,'.,,
"Remnant' price. ...."-... 80. SOC
II Boys l-button Eleece'Lined Dogskln
Gloves.
Regular price. ..,..'"..".,.""".sl 90
"smail Lott Of Ladies' Fiesce.Lined
FuT-top DOgskln Gloves.
Regular price; .;...,.'.,".,,....,.sl %
'htlnhhul pIlVe'''''''' ''''''' W
"oDD SIZES AND LOTS" IN COLLARS.
Unequaled "Rcmnant" Bargains.
lot of Striped Percale Collars, come n
sets, but culls have been sold, hence the re.
ducton. Sizes, IL and AZ inch.
Regular price per set.".... ..,,.""lIc
"Remnanp' price for cOllarS"", &c
l lot ofChildren' White Hamburg Collars.
Regular price. e.,.,,',,,,,,'.'',...,,..,,gc
Remnant prlce.,........."...",6e
! lot of Children's Fancy Pcrcale Collars.
Regular PRICE,, ,,,"''',''','''''''''''''',lu
"RCmnant' price. .......r,,., '.BI4o
lot of Ladies' Collars, with cardi ial
open-wOrk edge, size ID inch only.
Regular price. ........,,,,.,r.,,..'.,lO
"Remnant, price,. .....,".,.",64c
lot of Children's White and Fan'y
Hamburg Collars
Regular price ,,,,,,,,r.,,,,,,',,.",",llc
"Rcmnanp ,l2l2c
l lot of Children's Hamburg and Oriental
Lace collars.
Regular price. e.,...,,,.'''.''''"''"20c
'kCmnRnW priCe,..........,..,ol9c
Second floor; take eleyator.)
Remnants" in each and every department
WocDNvApD 2y I CTITpn,
National Republican., 1886-12-29
Moire Francaise,

in all light and dark shades, for skirts,
trains, and garniture in general. Undoubt.
edly the finest assortment In this city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23

balance Of S60,397 rs on hand TO be APP
Piled TO the payment of contracts on the
building now let, and which will leave a
balance nearly If not quite completing
the building. The amount expended for
the site on which the building stands Is
about $4,000, the greater part OF the
tract being purchased from John Quit
man.
Monday afternoon Deputy Sheriff Per-
ry. of Putnam county, came in contact
with one Hardy Jones, a negro desperate
who. about five years ago, severely cut
Caleb Thigpen, at Hawthorn. The Dep
uty Sheriff laid hold of Hardy as soon as
he saw him, when a desperate struggle
took place, the negro getting loose and
endeavOring to escape, but bullet from
the officers revolver caused the culprit to
bite the DUST" and he was safely lodged
in Jail. The wound is severe one, the
bullet striking somewhere about the kid
KEYS, and Sheriff Tucker says he has lit
tie hopes OF Jones living.
A stock company has been formed,
under the laws of the State of Florida,
which has purchased the steamer GOV.
Worth (the boat not long since under
the command OF the late Capt. Payne y,
and she is TO run between TitusYlle and
! Melbourne, on the Indian river. The
company is composed of che Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railroad, j. NJ.
Lee, of the Hotel Everett, and Capt. Pat
terson, a citizen OF South Carolina. The
new proprietOrs will lower the boiler deck
of the Worth and build a very elegant
saloon on her, and in other ways add
necessary repairs to her, at large outlay
of money
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23
OLDTOWN CAMP.
Some Account OF the Place Where Major
jackson win spend six Years.

some account or the Flhce Where M aJor
jackson win spend six Years.
Oldtown penitentiary camp is in Jeder-
son county, 10 miles distant from Louis
Vile.
For the next six years it will be the
abiding place of Maj. George 7. Jack
son Of Augusta.
Oldtown has an interesting history.
About the year IT'S George Galphin. a
young ScOtchman, recently arrived from
Scotland, stopped at Charleston. A few
weeks alter he crossed the savannah river
and took charge of the Indian trading
post at GreensbOrOugh. He found the
Indians quite friendly. He dealt largely
in cattle, to tend which he brought from
Oh arleston several ScOtcn-Irish families.
These families formed a small COLONY.
which became the nucleus of st. Georges
parish.
Upon one occasion an Indian chief,
while lounging about Galphin's store,
wanted certain gaudIly colOred coat.
Resorting to a trick OF his tribe, he said to
Galphin:
ME dreamed last night you gave me
dees coat"
GaIphin knew the Indian custom, and
gave the coat to the chief. The next day
Galphin said to him:
Il dreamed you gave me all this land.''
The chief was Outdrea med but he gave
the land, saying, Gwen, if you dream him
you must have him, but you and Indian
no dream anymore"
The place is known as Gslphinton to
this day.
The intrigues of Mary MusgroVe, half
breed who kept clearinghouse at Yama-
craw, inhamed the Indians. Galphinton
became, untenable, and the cOlonists
moved up the river eight miles and built
fort near the Ogeechee river. This they
called Newtown, the place they lett being
thereafter known as OldtOwn. A village
sprang up at the Newtown, afterward
GreensbOrOugh, and then Louisville, the
capital of the State.
The Oldtown penitentiary camp is own.
ed by L. j. james, a farmer. He leases
100 convicts. Major Jackson will have
light work, probably being made custOd.
ian OF Mr.. James, acconnLs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23
How Rachel Came to Marry Jacob.

From the Boston Record.
This true story comes from an old sea-
board town in Maine:
Jacob loved Rachel but Rachel wouldn't
have him, Jacob labOred on, pressing
his suit at intervals, and after each re-
bun telling her be was bound to win her
yet, ana convince every one she cared for
HIM as much as he believed in his hear
she did.
VERY well. "crled the indignant Rachel
with a toss OF her head, "keep right on
till you make folks believe that,a and when
you do III marry you'll"
Jacob did peTsevere, but with small
success, and Mt last began to lose cour-
age. About this time another suitor of
RachePs arrived home from sea, bringing
with him, among other eXotcs, parrot
OF gorgeous hue which be presented to
Rachel, who forthwith had the bird sus-
pended from the sitting room window,
whence she looked out afternoons when
her work was done. For day or two
after his elevation to this dignity the par
rot remained marvelously quiet, only
casting an eve about as If taking in his
new situation. On the third morning,
however, no sooner did the neighbors be-
gin to stir than he electrified each passer-
by with the announcement:
"RachePs gone on Jacob; no chance for
John"
! Ofcourse, the more laughter this raised
! the more vOciferOusly the bird proclaimed
! the news. 1t spread like wildfre, and the
! parrots audience steady increased.
Rachel. meanwhile, went into Mysteries,
! but however much this incOmmOded the
! family it made no impression on the par
rot who, although threatened and beaten
and relegated TO darkness. waXed more
and more furious with desire to spread
! his knowledge.
Jacob kept out of the way for awhile
| but there was no lack OF cOurIers to br-
ing him information of the other fellows
discontinue and the parrots heroic de-
| tense of his cause. At last RachePs
father appeared, wearing on his weather.
beaten face an odd mixture OF frown and
grin.
''LoOk a-here,' he said, "between that
derned birds screechIn' an folks a cack-
linz, that gal's almost out o. her head.
There's nOthin' for You TO do but 20 over
there and try to fix up things as well's We
can. 1 guess most likely she'll see ye-I
do no, folks can't always tell"
The upshOt was Rachel married Jacob,
who sticks to it that it was the penetra-
tive wisdom of his rivals parrot that did
the business, and denies to this day all
knowledge Of the way the parrot came by
his speech.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23
Hunting the Buck.

From the Cartersoi2e CGG.) american.
Steve Downs, who lives on Jim Fields
plantation, tells right good joke on his
neigbbOT, Robert Phillips. He says that
one morning last week Mr.. Phillips came
running to his house and told him that
his dogs had bayed big buck deer in the
canebrake on the creek, and that he
wanted help to kill it. Steve called
together the hands on the place, and after
preparing themselves they pulled for the
spot where the buck was entrenched.
By this time NeighbOr Phillips had
a well developed buck ague, and was
ready to shoot at and miss the first
dog that eallOped across his path. After
the men were properly stationed, and all
the preliminaries were arranged, the dogs
were urged to drive the buck from his
hiding place, and give the boys a chance
to try their craftsmanship. In q few
minutes out jumped the game, and to
their willing amaZement the buck turned
out to be a terrified SOW. only that and
nothing more. Mr.. Phillips has com
pletely subsidized, and you could hardly get
him to drive hog out OF the yard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23

From, tie athens Gd.l Banaer- Watchman.
About two years ago John X. Chancey,
a young man Of good appearance, forged
an order on his uncle, Mr.. Malc0m,
brought the order 10 Athens and traded IL
to Louis Morris. The order was for 81,
and on its presentation 10 Mr.. Malcom he
refused TO pay the order and declared it a
forgery. This case occupied the
whole of the day, and when
the case closed late Monday even
ing the Solicitor General declined to
make any argument. as he considered
that the witnesses had clearly made out
the 0ase. Mr.. A. j. Arnold, of Monroe,
made the opening speech for the defense,
and made good argument before the
jury. lie was followed by George G..
Thomas, who did his best 10 clear his
client, and made one Of his best efforts
The jury retired and brought in verdict
OF not guilty.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-23
phe Judge settIed n.

From the Pdtdosta (F1.l Times.
Some time ago \ controversy arose be-
tween parties in Echols county in regard
to the ownership Of certain lot of land.
Botn parties were doubtless innocent pur-
chasers, and both thought they had good
titles. Lawyers were employed and the
case was carried before Judge Hansell.
1t seems that both chains OF titles went
back to common deed made away back
in the torties, perhaps to the grant or the
first deed of the grantOr. When Judge
Hansell examined both sets OF titles
closely, a peculiar smile spread over his
face, and he said : "Gentlemen," holding
10 one chain, "here are the genuine d. eds
10 this land. / was young lawyer In
those days, and drew this title myself
for the grantor. This other title purport-
ing 10 have been made by MIN is a for
gerry" or words TO that effect Here was
the Judge, a living witness TO the genuine
ness Of a deed made fortv-odd years ago.