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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29
GEORGE BROS.
Successors to c. a. GEORGEl

successors to =. II. GEORGE.)
Real Estate, 3O5 Robert Street.
Elegant Dayton avenue property for sale
with frontage of rs feet on both Dayton
and Seby avenues. and 233 feet deep.
There are three fine houses on the prem
ises, with all modern improvements, water
and gas; annual rental $4,000. We can
sell at bargain and on easy terms; this is
a splendid investment.
One-half block on St. Anthony hill; lies fine;
at a very low price. This is the best bar
gain in St. Paul to-day: call to-day.
Corner lot, south 'front.' in Ninnger & Dom
nelly's addition; lies beautifully: $500 less
than present value.
We have large list of houses in all parts of
the city for sale al from SLICE to 500, geo.
If you want house on easy terms call and
see us.
81, 200 buys a beautiful lot on Laurel ayenne:
cheap.
Lots on Grand snd Lincoln avenues.
Large list of property in Summit Park, Halde-
mans and Ramseys additions. Some spe-
cial bargains.
81, will buy fine lot in Morrison's addi-
ton, West side.
Lots on Winifred, Susan Page and Concord
streets.
Acres on western avenue, inside city limits;
street graded very low price.
Lots and blocks at the stock yards at prices
that will net large profit in few months.
Lots on monthly payments.
$3.50 for q lot at Hamline, near station.
Fine house at Hamline for sale cheap.
$500 will buy a fine lot 50xI50 on Clark street,
Rice's First addition, worth 1000; must sell
at once.
Lots in Lowering, Merriam, Manchester and
st. Anthony Parks.
$500 for good lot in Watson's addition.
Two lots opposite entrance to state fair
grounds; good property.
$500 for business lot on Payne avenue, near
Sims street.
$3.50 each for lots in Eastville heights.
81, 5O0-Lot on Arcade street; business prop
erty.
s1,700 for lots on Lincoln avenue, east OF
Victoria.
S325-Beautiful lots at Lake Como; very easy
terms.
We give especial attention TO all property
listed solely with US. Parties desiring to
make quick turn can be reasonably sure
of doing so by listing with us at reasonable
price. GEORGE BROS,
305 Robert street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29
Miscellaneous.

F. E. Soloman has sold to W, R. Merriam
for SIS, 600 lots 16 to l9 and 81 to 81, in block
Sc, Dayton s. Irvine's addition, between West
ern avenue and Walnut street, and Irvine
avenue and Pleasant avenue. This property
has q frontage on Pleasant avenue of 232 feet
and is 300 feet deep.
Thomas Lowry has transferred to R. B.
Langdon eft al two-thirds of lot and lot Z,
block II, for consideration of $14,666. The
property is located on Fourth and st. Peter
streets, and is occupied by Dickinson's de-
partment store and Cullen's livery stable.
Recently several large deals have been
made in suburban property on the line OF the
Chicago, Burlington & Northern road. In
gersoll s. Camden have sold in this section
nearly 500 acres, some Of which will probably
soon be plated and put on the market.
The trustees of Boston university sold to
George r. FitZh1gh for SIS, 900 lots IL and 22
Halls addition to Hyde Park, the first bein q
between Minnehaha and Blair streets, the
second between Blair and Thomas streets.
j. J. Pearson Ell al have sold to ]. c. Rich.
ardson one-third of lots IL, Is and A. block g.
st. Paul Proper, fronting on Sixth str eet, be-
tween the Ryan hotel and Jackson street, for
$4,000.
D ennis Ryan has sold lots s. and 10, block
8, Manson & Simonton's addition on Grand
avenue, between Dunlap and Griggs streets,
for S18,0 900.
j. L. Haleman has sold to E. LangeYin for
SIS, 900 lot 9, block 179, Robertson's addition,
corner of Dakota and Chicago avenues.
C. B. Hess has sold to ]. Fl. Horton ct al.
the east half of northeast half of section IL,
town 22, range 20 north, for $4,000.
J. J. Lemon has bought Of Charles Sham
drew for 1000 block 8, Douglas addition.
W. r. Marshall has sold to E. p, Nortov O
part of Overbrook for $31 200
Yesterdays Transfers.
Thirty six transfers were recorded yesterday,
as follows
] w Nobersberg ct al to Geo Hoffman, It
II, Nobersberg & Ickler's subd, Banning &
OQVerfS aQQ. $3.50
L Hanse to A Burt, Its Is and Is, blk
I57, Robertsons add. Observation-Disclosures TIA
a Strohmeier to A Brcht, 1t s, blk &c. the
West ST. Paul Real Estate and improve
ment Syndicate add No. 2...,..... s51
a Rankin to q Mackey, 1t 3, blk 9, Hol-
combe's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29
Real Estate and Loans
81 East Fourth Street,

A large list Of both city and outside prop
erty. in lots, blocks and acres. A special bar
gain in small acre tract on Rice street that
will net $4,000 profit in six months or less.
Acres and blocks at a low figure near the ex-
tensive improvements on the Minnesota &
Northwestern railroad, on easy terms.
also have large list of bargains in Sum-
init Park, Trademarks, Palace, Nininger &
Donuelly's, Halcombe's and Anna E. RAM
sey's additions that cannot be duplicated
which istthe best residence property in the
city, being secured, as it is, by men of means
with the intention of improving, together
with the quick transit system, guarantee a
large profit to present investors.
Give me q call for property in West ST.
Paul and Dayton bluff, where the next boom
is sure to strike. Houses and lots in all parts
of the city at prices and terms to suit.
Remember the number, 81 East Fourth
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
L. Claire and MIRA Bulkley Hills IN songs Mi:s rinkham
e the piano. and Mr. Courtcnay Thorpe In secitatonA
NEW YACHTS TO BIZ BULLE

-Four yachts are to be built. 1t said 70 compete
with the Puritan Maynower and Priscilla for the honor
OF defending the Americas cup from the Scotch yacht
Thistle The dimensions of the Thistle not yet known
this side and the gentlemen who are to build ysohsa
her rather working in the DART Mumm. the
yacht builder has in his hands degns for yacht for
Rogers Maxwell and Edward Burgess is designing
owner of the Athlon 10 to build .
third yacht and William Ziegler has do
sign Tor fourth was sMa , Xes vschts
and would enter them In the trial they were to be
built keep whether MT they proved faster than tho
yachts already aoat and would be constructed primarily
Tor pleasure boats None Of the yachts excepting the one
Puritan and but all Of them win be OF pretty
good size. When the Geness sent her challenge over
here there not single fast American aloop yacht
afoat but the Thistle win nnd heet Of seven sWfs
bOafa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING VIEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. TUESDAY. DEC IA. 1885


ARRIVED
m:s sns s Of a4 CO. az lie T
Star. Howe. Galveston days. with mdse
Steamer Louisiana eager Neworsans days. with mdse
n.:ns
Steamer City Of augusta savannah days. with
mdss and passengers to YSnEs r.
ans %% sinins0n days. with md''
s'sans1 Gates. Boston lor On
with md.e to Theo Rugsr Co.
mdss TO loSn Rossna 'Ai' 'An i'An''''0 " 'A'' WIN
Days with mo
TS.s and
0snudal nr jones' nuenos Ayrss 65 dgys via Per-
nsm0ueo; with iron to order; vessel to master
and SIMPLY barrels %htney Co
BARK ,vka lAus. semunich. Havre A days. with guano
BARK ircidncs RSdoo lAu.t Msrtnicch Smyrna Oct l.
Bar. zane Ksoar tBrl: Taylor Parahyha 80 DAYS with
IHs LISBON 20 days with md's
Bari 10 u Johnson Henderson Ameria Dot 2s. with
mass to Graes vessel s1, to s Parker Co.
and ewpy barrels TO order vessel TO sOammell Bros
Brig scud. Gvan. Johns PR. 10 days. sugar
Brig Cameo Thomas Port Spain 81 days. with sugar to
sUNsEr-wind at sandy Hook moderate. wNw; clear.
Al City islapd the same
Arrived yesterday
Lagaayra win @dse aud passengers soultOn. Bias
Dallett. Arrived At the Bar al $50 pm.
CLEARED
Steamer Br Greene London-Patton. vickers
Galley Of Lorns tBr. POmroy London Carter.
Steamer BOLIVIA ,BrI Small Glasgow anderson BIoG
Steamer Elder tGer Hellmes, Bremen via southampton
A:nSs Beer: Para BAHIA Rio 1sns.S VIA
Steamer Mexico tspan BsniteS Aavana-Munos Eapril
Steamer Excelsior. Higgins. New orieans--JOhn Van
steamer Yemassec Platt Charleston and Fsrnandnawm
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-Henry Yenge IT,
Steamer Wy.nokS H9phers Norfolk City Point and Roh-
Steamer seneca Walker Norfolk Newport News and West
Point ws35d pOmS .T1, So n c.. nmoOk
BarI James Balm (Br). Mocker. Iloio or Manla-Jw
barr PossidOn Nor. Barth. Guayaquii Ec-w Grace
Bark sultana Br) Mosher Buenos Ayres-John Norton
Sons
Bark TslsiOn SSsrl VIE Lisscn.Fgnsh Edys Co
SAILED
steamer: susya for Hamburg Jan BTsySs An,wssp
fenandiDa, Tallahassee Savannah; Wyanoke. Richmond
Bsrks Lyn~ooi LONDON Alice NJ Clardse. Amsterdam;
Brigs Cora Green. Demersrs N Msett. PointSPitrei
Aic''' 0''"usk0' RETURNED
Excelsior hence for Neworeans having been In
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Dec 12-Arrived. steamer Enrique 5paD) Az
turianos from New.York.
New.York. "
BRISTOL Dec l4-Anived steamer Arecuna tBr) strck
scLLY Dec i4-Psssed steamer Bohemia toerh Karlows,
from New York on her way u Hamburg
AKTwEEP Dec l4-Anved steamer Hermann. tBelg) Mey
Sew.York-
PALERAo. Dec DISABLED Napier ,Fr) New
York
from Mediterranean ports on her way 70 New.Y0rk-
YOKOHAMA TO Dec 13-ATrvod, steamer Parthia (Rr),
Brough Ncw.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
BROOKLYN.

Joseph Forsyth Johnson who recently dchar ged from
Prospect Park where lie acted hOr uturis claimed that
no except by orders OF Commissioner Somers.
The police arrested and boys yesterday belong
Ing Tue Beaverst stable gang who have been robong
for the Grand Jury quantity Of stolen goods was found at
the house Vf John Kern No los Eleryst
The Rev. Singmaser OF Macungs Penn, has accepted
call TO the pulpit o st. Matthew'S English Lutheran
Church Clinton aud Amity ne Is thirty six years OF
age and graduate Of the Gettysburg College he Will Is
sumo tbs new duties on January IT,
Charles Burt, of No. PIT Cartons . well known
graver yesterday sued James N Allen. hograpIer TO
$40 engraving portrait of General clinton b. FISK
Prohibition candidate New Jersey In the
last election The defendant claimed that e engraving uld
ieenbe the photo .raph which copied Considerable
evidence aud Justice Courtney gave YER
diet for the full amount with costs
W. A McKee, inquiry clerk in the Post Office has been re-
moved nateD ton 10 duty and absence without leave
In the which decision OF surrogate Lott was
appealed the General Term sitting. his opinion
has been reversed. except I'D ono Instance
President Wilson OF the Assessment Department estimates
h population at 900 and the Health makes
IL 7l0.O0l The last census. in looO, made IL 666boS
assessed valuations property 1886 the
valuations Tor 1885 ny $3l324440 OF winch $l20397l0 10
from new buildings and $3SlSl5O from the new Twenty
sixth v ard.
the sale Of the pews Of the Central Congregational
Church. Of which Dr. A j. Behronds is pastor falling OF
Of about 81 900 in The fixed
OF the $4,000 and about three ourths OF them
vere sold. The premiu.u aggregated $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
HAxyyo FRIENDS roo EA SLY.

Frank Nagle Of No Il0 Washugsonst.. Newark who vas
Saturday upon stealing diamonds from
young Chicago made the acquaintance OF Annie
Crsbbe seventeen who nves IN Fatbush. L. L. few
speaking her In Fulton st.. Brooklyn He
aerwad visited at her house and said he was the son OF
wealthy Buffalo. In short tmo no her piano,
and in consideration 81 turned 10 her bill Of sale q
It. He also gave her sister sewing Machine fortnight
who had delivered the ana machine called for them
sppears he had ordered them without paying for them
and had the bill Of sale himself Maggie has becn
taken TO Chicago Q regulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

The superintendent " the Poor Of Richmond County want
e20UOO take of The The Supervisors
county issued $5t0nO Washington bonds
twenty years which will due October
Middletowu aud Southhed whose beDont
hey issued moving for extension Of time
Yearly $4,000 will have " DO added TO the taX levy the
o0nds when due.
PORT RICAoSDPeter a. Blossom the tin merchant who
was ssDg Tor Two weeks and who returned nom Kansas
Monday, declines 10 give account vi his travels
CLYTos-The steel schooner yacht Julia got under way
made short 10 The upper bay 10 stretch
Friday Will orsyesend Bay 70 have
Der conpasses adjusted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
NEW.IERSEY TOWNa-

PATERsoS-Maria Miller alas Riley arrested for drunken
ness carly yesterday by Officer Walker hanging
5y the hei cell the police station
Recorder 0reayes sent her " jail
MOSTCLAIR-MisD Dixon. who stabbed BY her husband
Thank sgving stopping GIVING chd
ported dying condition yesterday. priest ad
ORASGE.-For several days workmen were employed in
erecting telephone poles property In East Orange without
authority the The Township Committee was
appealed and yesterday when the returned TO
found that OF the poles had
down unknown persons during the night The matter will
bs appealed the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

John Morgan retail No 81 South Sixth. ST. and
bis John Anderson QuarTeled last night with
John Mccue IN Morgsns place Blows were when
the head with heavy pitcher and
Morgan struck hin with club McCues skull fractured
Anderson arrested. but Morgan disappeared
drcied abolish the
subsstnA and late establishing third police pre-
ciDct In the sixth and thirteenth Wards.
August KIeile. employed farm st Lyons Faims
admitted the hospital yesterday with bad wound In the
beau caused by the premature discharge OF gun which lie
had been cleaning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
THE ONLY BABY HOSPITAL IN rHg WORLD

THE ONLY BABY HOSPITAL IN THE WORLD
Surrounded by pictures tapestries and bouterfe from
every cline. large party of ladies In bright toilets
listened 10 u reading by Mrs john sherwood Dr. Ham
nouds tine pariors. Fifty ourthst. yesterday afternoon.
The object Ut the entertainment, gain money
Baby Hospital Of the Post Graduate Medical School, the
snly hospital In the world for babies less than year DID,
md now nlled by or helpless little Great
ures
Mrs Sherwood road Of her bright little stories which
fArstuas time. she was charulingy assisted BY Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
FRESoYs HOTEL FURNITURE SOLD.

FRENCFS HOTEL FURNITURE SOLD
The furniture and bedding Of Frenchs Hotel sold yes
terday Richard Walters Sons. at
Broadway sevenths number Of hotel keepers
present the prices realized
considered good The suit rongnt by MIRA French against
the Coleman Company for dsposessOn tried all day
terday In the Second District Civil Court and Justice Clancy
reserved his decisiCn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
TWAS HER NIEOR NOT HRp cHILD.

Andreas Larsen Norwegian maiden Of twenty years
Sunday from Ryesn the steamship Elder Feis
II. Tarmuensen, an Sd lover in Norway came to this
pay Passage promising marry after her
ayrs<zL he Cattle Garden yeserday but when he
old child in her he went away WITH
that he never Wished % see her again AndTess
ago Neils would believe her story Andrcss VIII %
sent back TO Bremen the Elder to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

The decision Of the Third railroad Company TO do
with lines and adopt tho cable system
w1 IL thought lead the other main sursce roads do the
tane Nearly ali OF them the OF
s,s ANA THERE n reason 10 pect that one or two Of them win
takt ACTION on the within The Eighth
Avenue kslIosd COMPANY sill has ixit In the efficacy Of
electrical motors but tne otier fsvosby dis
Art cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
HOME NEWS
,poxxENr ARRIvAL4

xsr~,sn Hsxss-consressman Charles n Feton o. ca,
~ 1snrv C. Potter, cepresident OF the fiint anu
fsrs SsSaneiIs RAlgaa compsny YORK xsnasor
Sssi ~ Grcssman Theodore N. Pomeroy OF Auourn
n Y.L sfor houss-Jndge y yackson. u 90,
S<sss ffph xpeau> Roe-Ex Congressman Logan II:
~ xrkausaa and and Hugh McMlnn OF
ke,s1t All Janes Hotri-R. Snowden Andrews, OK Balt-
~ EveSeu Howss-Fanny Davenport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
NEWS From HE SUBURBS,
Jersey CITY.

ne ctys last week from taxes and assessments
PAS <l059l2 81
Mary r. Beekman. coored woman. living in westfed 10
fn hudson County Jail awaiting trial charge OF OBJ
tanning by fraud and making false atdavts The
defendant cacd 10 DC the wido OF Robert f. Hickman
private la Company L. 10Th Regiment colored uoopa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
Announcements

As dressing and color restorer, Parkera
Hair Balsam never fails 70 satisfy
No RELIEF sick like Parker's Tonic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

n G. SHAYNE manufactures only strictly
reliable Furs and SeaskiD garments and sells at low
possible prices Only genuine urs IN stock No low
priced, trashy goods l03 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15

FOLDING BEDs.-LarRest assortment at mod.
Tax DoRrNo FOLDING BIRD Co.,
~ kast l4th ST, broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DA'

ExA,derman Mconade Court Of General sessions
Cream In, esfigation. cooper Union. 7]5p.m
Boari 81 Estimate and Apportion Rent
Park. Dock AQueduct commissioners meetins@
Board Of Education. 4 p. m.
Paine will before Surrogate Rollins
Electrical subway Commissioners meeting.
CITY MisNon annual election, No. 90 Bible House
American Baseball Association conference, Filth Avenue
Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
LONG ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND.

The Long Island Railroad Com has begun 70 build
fences along the lines railroad points
where the snow usually causes bockades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

IIENHI bANIEL5e
ia Lo1inston.sve. between Goth and 30th sts.
Hours 70 btoT Diseases Of the Nervous system
0sniso- Urinary orgsna Impotsnos and stsrihty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
MAXINE INT ELLfGENOE.
NINIArU 4 : ALMANAC

NINIArUas ALMANAC
Sun rises 7l3 Sets 430 9:24 Moons 20
l.x-sandy Hook 1910 Gov I.r 1899 Hen Gate 0 :5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Nrs wMsows SYRUP should alwaysbe used for
CHILDREN IL sooTtKs tho CHILD. soFTEks the
oUhs PAIH CURES WIND COLO, and 10 tie bKsI
HxMkDY pos DlAhxHHA Twenty. nvs cents u bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY
Vessel
Vtssel Line For Malls close. sails.
Grecan Monarch. Monarch, London....... am
Thingvalls Thngvaa Copenhagen Am
Elder Nc Lloyd. Bremen Southton.- $3.50 m am
Alliance, US a Brazil, Brazil ports.......
Newport. Pacific Mail. Aspuwal. .........l0 am noon
THURSDAY DEG 10.
State Of Georgia. State. Glasgow. an
Ruga Hamb-Amer Hamburg. am
Manhattan. Alexandra HSvana........ pm
Claribel. Atas, Hayti............-.....ll am J pm
Ornoco Quebec. bermuda pm pm
SATURDAY, DEC 19.
Umbra Cunard Liverpool ............. 7SO 1890
City OF Chester IDmaD Liverpool. $3.50 II am
Devonia. Anchor. Glasgow. .......... S:50am II am
Amalh, Carr Hamburg. 9 am
Edam. Neth-ADIer Amsterdam. $50 m II an
Pennand Red Star. Antwerp. $50 am IL an
La Boursog French. Trane Uavre.... $3.50 m IL Am
Marlborough. Quebec. Windward Islands pm pm
vertuninus, y & Jam, Kingston. ......n Am pm
State OF Texas. Wards Havana pm
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-30
Circuit Court.

Hon. G. j. Faulkner, Judge; ID. G. Yves.
tenhaver, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney;
Robt. Lamon, Esq, Sheriff; s. I'll. Mar
tin, Esq, Clerk.
Common Law. Geo. Fl. Ropp VS.. J ii.
Ward &C., (appeal) continued.
J. J. Watson assignee vs.. j Il. Pauld
ing, Tresspass in case. Continued.
Geo. ii. Ropp vs.. 81. III. Ward, assump
sit; special plea and replication. Contin
ued.
Brown Davis vs.. w. S. Grant, tresspass
in the case. Continued.
w. II. ii. Flick VS.. ID. A. Walker, action
ofdebt. Judgment for plaintiff for $458
81
w. Deering & Co., vs. X. X. Henson, &c.
action of debt. Judgment for plaintiff,
for s109.79.
Thornton Chapman VS.. John Chapman
action of debt. Judgment for plaintiff,
for 1858. OF.
Frazier 81 Bishop VS. C. 0. Payne, tress-
pass on case in assumpsit Judgement
for plaintiff for s53e.4G.
c. ii. shaffer VS.. Bridget Delany &c, ac-
tioH VI ucDb. ouu9u lOi pldInbin IOf
S395.03.
J w. Criswell VS.. Geo. w. North, ac-
ton of debt. Judgment for plaintiff, 1928.
30.
G.. &. Janneyys. j. w. Balm, motion.
VIM. Shade VS.. Joseph Shade, Garnisbee.
Case dismissed
Joseph Wallace, native of England, TOOK
out naturalization papers.
Chancery Benz. Lutz VS. Arthur Ellis,
to be heard in cause of Ellis vs. Ellis,
S. III. Martin VS.. Joseph Kerns. Decree
distributing fund in hand of special com
missioner
w, Emmerson VS. Clara V. Emmer son.
Dismissed.
Wilson vs.. Wandling, decree distribut-
ing fund in hand of special commissioner.
Il b. Hayslett VS. Robt. Lamon, admin
istrator. Rule against purchaser Of real
ty.
John I. sadler VS.. d. c. Byers, ct al, de-
cree of safe.
Il. G. Hedges VS.. Teresa Il. Mussetter,
demurrer to plaintiffs bill.
Mary A. Ropp vs., Cath. Kyne ct. al, re-
ferred to commissioner to audit liens.
Fred Carts vs. Caroline Young, sale Of
realty confirmed,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-30

THE Democrats have an exception
al ticket to vote for The question
for them to decide, is whether they
prefer Democratic or Republican
rule.-iStdtesmdn.
Tut, tut, Captain! Such doctrines
ought not, will not and cannot win.
This country is for the whole people.
1t is not Democratic or Republi-
country. The people want the best
rule-that which gives the most
prosperity and the best protection.
Hurrah for the best rule for all the
people l-INDEPENDENT.
That is just what we say. We
want the best rule for all the people,
and not protection for only the favor
ed few, and right in the Democratic
party it is to be found. Hurrah for
the Democratic party !-Statesnpan.
Missed your mark again Captain.
One man is good as another, as long
as he behaves well. We have many
Republican and Democratic friends
whom we love dearly, and therefore
again say Hurrah for all the PEG.
pie
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-30
MARRIED..

At the NJ. L. Parsonage, Darkesyille,
on the 10th il ST., by Rev. ID. A. Board, Mr..
GEO. w. MIsH to Miss FANNIE Il. BELL
all OF this comfy.
On the 21st inst, at Bunker Hill, by
Rev. ID. A. Foard, Mr.. ROBERT CHILDs to
Miss JAMIE MCFILLEN, all of Berkeley
county.
AT the residence of the BRIDES mother,
in this city, on the 2Sth inst, by Rev. VIM
f. Roberts, Mr.. CHARLES PENNELL to
Miss MAGGIE KEARNs, both of this place.
At Berryville, Va, Oct 20, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. JOHN r..
HARRISON to Miss SALLIE b. FLAGG, all
of this county.