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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTEp-B BY A RESPECTABLE wHrTk GIRL
situation q ehambermaid waiter, or 20 s.sist
tire ,ssss; good CITY rsisrsSses address W1ffEk s,sf
WAVED BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
private family good rcfsrsnosa- Call 1909 e'h St
WaaNrED,BY GOOD GIRL A coon sIruA:
CITY reference from last place Address DO, So star
" for Cooks chambe rnaids Waitress laundress
Bu,iern 81 M Men wsi.er oooh. oo.eems1 IN,
WAnnMrIED BY SETTLED. COMPETENT
ave- nurse one baby best city reference 1882 W
W ssSa1IS by ANON WHO gSpsssIAsas
:s Xa or is5c Ion
WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG WOMAN sIruA-
w uon n chambermaid and 70 assst with other
rosf; willing and 0blisirs. Call At l724 street
WANTED-THE SERVICES OF EXPERTS IN
w neeolework dressmak king included may be securcd
on very reasonable terms ON Application At IS 81
WANTEp-s5o WILL BE PAID FOR POSI-
and aI STA. a. ofe Pullman car conductor Addres. a.
WANTED : DICKS AGENCY FoR COOKS,
w maids waitress. laundress, seamstress. nurses.
Tor travelling Water coachmen and hosters for
family and resorts Aneity references ol3 9TH n
WANTED-sITUATIoNs FOR 80 FIRsT-cIAss
dryers NO tis ana oSsr oSess pur.ss Sai,srs
crank. need apply y II BGRNHxMp, S sso ossSs r
st. NV. mylo- Isl.
WANTED-siTUATIoNs FOR ALL KINDS OF
b senune sTEvESs 5Ss aNp 1 RooM 4
H nsi5;ist BUREAU ~ S'a st NV til PIN,
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES A
ss,s situation =, 70 tr1 p with family Apply hy
my24-lw'
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FANcY EMBnorDEnY DEpARrMEyr.

FANcY EMBRo1DEnY DEPARTMENT
The attention Of ladies going away for the
summer is called to our thoroughly. stocked
Fancy Embroidery Department. where they
will find materials for fancy work of every de-
scription.
In Silk Threads for Embroidering. Flourish
ing, Knitting. Etching. &C., We have aimed to
secure uniformity. smoothness. strength and
perfection OF color fully realizing the import
ance Of these features In this connection we
- call particular attention to the Basarron Art
Thread. SO highly spoken Of by all users which
can be had Of us In every conceivable art shade,
At Be. per skein.
Flourishiny Thread in all shades, SC. per
skein-
Bolting Sheeting for bedspreads, covers &C.
Two yards wide SOC.
Finest Of Pure Linen for embroiderins on for
drawn work, &c. 34-in. SO and Csc
Fancy Silks Of every description and shade
(Fourth foor)
WOODWARD LOTHRoP,
Cor. 18th and F sta. NV
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Nan OnDrn DEpAarxrsr.

Sailing goods b. man constitutes prominut
feature Il our business. We send samples upon
request Aad ship Ill orders The day rscsdvsd.
We guarantee you the same goods, priea care
ana sttsntion p0sAhas 70 secure by psrsoual
ssssctaoa, and refund the monsy for III epode
sont ous e town not provine satisSactory
WOODWARD Z LOTHRop.
my2o Cor llth md Pa ~.
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w RApPER BARGAINS ExTRAoRD1NARY.
The three lots advertised last Saturday met
with such an unexampled sale we fear the line
OF sizes will soon be broken.
Print Wrappers at 81 25 each.
Percale Wrappers at 81 each.
White Lawn Wrappers at 81 each.
While speaking of Wrappers we invite your at
tention to an elegant line Of
LADIES' WOOL CHALLIE WRAPPERS
TEA GOWNS,
Made from all wool French Figured Challe,
in light blue pink. and cream ground shades,
attractively covered with sprays spriRs. ferns,
flowers and figures in harmonizing colorinRs.
Fedora fronts Of surRh silks and India cash.
meres, in contrasting plain shades New prin-
cess shaped back Very stylish and becoming.
Price $40. $3.50. 1890. SIS, SIS. and $40
each.
(Third door.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and SITS. NV
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WANTED--BOARD.

w ANTED-A GOOD HOME IN COUNTRY FOR
w boy 10 years to board Call address AL ST
Sc. my2S-3t'
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BOARDING.

Swhiss aud blscf, &c 4o-anc6 I'M ss,ss HoSnS
sssS 6o6 ~ s co I s:S n ~
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BoYs Surf OFFERING.
No such values in Boys Ready made Suits
have ever been offered a. will go on sale To-
Observation-Disclosures Day morning.
In pursuance Of our liberal policy Of marking
down goods while demand for them still ex-
ists. rather than waiting until the close of
season. As 10 usually done, we have taken from
stock and placed on separate counter various
lots Of BOYS SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS.
which We have been selling readily at 90,
$50, 81, e7.25, 81. so, 90. 1925 and 90. 80
each. and shall give you your
CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR &5
The Offering embraces, particularly, well
made suits Of Blue Imported English Serge,
Navy Blue Yachting Cloth. Black Corkscrews.
Light Fancy Mixtures in Cheviots Cassimeres,
Tweeds. Tricots. &c, and % the finest will no
doubt be the first to 90, IL will be well to be
among the nrst corners.
(Third door)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and Sta n. ".
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ASS DRESS ROBE FOR s1.6S
Ass DRESS ROBE FOR S108
ASS DRESS ROBE FOR 81 .uS.
Ass DRESS ROBE FOR 3l.6a
Ass DRESS ROBE FOR 8l6s
The greatest Robe bargain ever offered in Washing
ton.
500 ROBES AT A SARIFICE
They can be sold 1t that price, because We closed
out the Importers entire lot at our faurea.
THE ROBES CONTAIN:
IL yards Of COLORED INDIA LINEN, either pink
or blue
~ yards Of wide embroidery.
~ yards Of narrow embroidery.
AND WARRANTED TO BE FAST COLORS COULD
NEVER BE BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
IHB MARLBORO DBM0CRAT'
PuhlisllBtl Weekly
BENNETTSVILLE, s. G.,
WED NESDAY AUG. s, 1883.
To Expcl Mosquitoes.

Take a piece Of gum campl,or about
one-third the size ON hens egg, and
ovaporatc it by placing it III Il thin
vessel and holding il over lamp,
taking care that it does not ignite.
Tho smoke will soon fill the room and
expcl the mosquitoes which vii not
return as long as the odor remains,
cvon though the windows arc left open
all night.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AT CGL UHdNl.s, S.

Ineludcs Graduate DEPARTING Mt, College o
Agri'ult.rc and Mechanic Arts, College OF
Liberal Arts and Sciences, College Of Phar.
mncy. Normal School, Inv School.
~ Teachers. III Grnduatn and 20 Under.
Graduate general, special, or professional.
for degrees and certificates. Instruction given
IN look Keeping and rhonogrnphy. Thor.
ough'y. %"qnirpcd Chemical, meteorological,
biological, Physiological, Physical, aud rhar-
maceutiral Laho rntorics. lso Mechanical
Department with engine and machinery,
md iron work. Experimental Farm. Model
Classes connected with Normal School for
practice ~ tcnching. Now Iniirmnry.
per Session. Other fees :I5.
Table Board $40 to $l9 per month. Rooms
Tree OF rent. Total expenses, including fuel,
washing, lnoks, &c, about $3.50.
.IT" Tuition Foe RENTED 20 Students cor
tiyins Their Inability to ply it.
For further Information. apply to
J. RI. McDMYDE, President.
Ang. !, ISIS.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
w. Y. BREEDEN'S
e EIE5 .s5D, g a &. :;

NTAVING sold out my stock Of mcr-
JlN, challdisc, | now take pleasure in
announcing to my friends and the nublic
generally that have opened y LIYERY
and SALE STAELE and SUPPLY
STORE whore will keen HORSES,
MULES, RUGGlE3 orall kinds, HAIR
MESS Of all kinds. with Il supply of
CORN, OATS aud HAY. | invite a
call from all IN want Of Il good horse,
buggy or set Of harness. | mean business
and promise satisfaction to all. DrovcrS
can be accommodated at short notice.
gen" ASK for B%nEEDEN's Livery, Sale
aud Feed Stable,
VIII fill orders iar SHINGLES, LUM
BIER and BRICK.
G*a$" During my absence at any time
orders for Horscs, Bnggics, &C.. can be
l;it at The Drug Store OF B,ccdcn q
Wells.
Feb. s, 1883.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08

Is That We can keep up this system
OF sales at starvation prices, yet VIC do
it, and grow Sat on it.. It's 10 secret,
80 We don't mind ''giving away tic
scheme. We make small profits On
large sales pay better than large prof
its on small sales over can pay. IN
this way We give satisfaction to our
customers and increase orr business.
We havc found that no man grndgcs a
merchant q FAIR PROFIT, bit ic
naturally objects to being nccccd; so
should wc. We do Il big business AID
a pleasant one, by marking goods down
to tho lowest limit aud being content
with SMALL PROFITS. There Is
nothing wonderful about that, vet.
when you think Of it, it is no wonder
the world wonders Mt such Il system.
Big profits, big prices and the "blp
boad,' layo been The rule SO long tlnt
Il low-pricc, little profit, modest
hammered way Of doing, business,
creates surprise.
Come and Got a Wonderful BARGAIN
AT SIMON STRAUSS.
July ~ . $50,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
ALL REP AIR WORK DOME PROMPTLY,
SAWTSNACWHON Gu ANANWEE gD,

We arc also Agents Of tho old and reliable Amos' Engines and
Boilers; Walter a. Wood llcapcrs and Mowers; Flo 9 liakcs; lIal's
and prntts Self Feeding Gins; Wheat Thrcshcrs aud Cleaners, and
the Justly celebrated Ross Feed Cutters, both hand a ID power. Any
and all ofabovc viii be sold in competition with nmy first class ina
clncry on tho market. -
ON'llAND At ALL TINES full stock Of Machine Oil, Belt
ing, Packing, Lace Leather, Piping, Iipe-tittings Of %alskinds, Brass
Fittings, Bolts, Repair for" Wood" machines, Gin Ribs, Brush Stats,
&c, &c. Te
For all needing anything in orr line we will be pleased to make es-
Inmates. We might save you money, if we do not sell you:
All correspondence promptly answered.
Cheraw Iron Works.
CMERAw, S. G.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08

~ J nIs lk 81 ). ~ GO, will sell you INSTRUMENTS at CASH PRICES and
Az rn 5n h"rM n Wm.o p prnS.n p : q %l md md zee e%e n them in Aliens Block, Florence, s.U,
o"k< md ,M4iical Mcrchandio shipped direct from publishers "a Good
JunC>21, 1855. B.## ##M## @M
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08

DAyage, as aT maternal and machinery is unlondcd. directly into the
shops, which enables us TO compete with any manufactures
We make a specially Of Saw Mills, Corn Mills, and the Acme Cotton
Press, the best on the market. We also manufacture Engines, Shaft
ing, Puncys, Boxes, Couplings, Cut-On Saws, Chain Pumps, Cotton
Holsters for Gin Houses, and other kinds Of machinery too numerous
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
Reason Why

Ayers Pills orc so popular is, that
whilo always reliable as ~ catl,artic
medicine, they never leave any i'll
effects. This is because they urc purely
vegetable, and entirely free from calo-
mol or any other dangerous drug. In
all cases, therefore, whether the patient
be old or young, they may be conf
IDENTITY administered.
In tho Southern and Western States,
where arrangements of tho liver arc 80
general, Ayers Pills have proved an in
cstimahlo blessing. u. ". Dainc, New
Bernc, N. G., writes:
81 suffered u long timo with stomach
and liver troubles. l tried various rem.
cdies, but received no hcneiit until l
coiiIiicliccil taking Ayers Pills. These
nils benefited ne ut once. ] took them
Regularly for II fcw months, md my
health was comnlctcly restored"
Tlroughout New England, next to
lung diseases, Stomach and Bowel
Complaints are tho most prevalent.
DyspopGEa
and Constipation arc almost universal.
MIR. GALLAGHER, q practical chemist, Of
Roxbury, Mass, who was Ions troubled
with Dyspepsia, writes
ga friend induced mo to try Ayers
Pills, and, after taking ono box without
1nuril benefit, wms disposed 10 Quit
them; but no urged perseverance,, and,
before I had finished the second box, /
began to rX,r~ricncoTclicf. continued
talking them, aJ intervals, until l had
used eleven boxes. Suffice il to say,
that l i'm nowel we'll man, and grateful
to your chemistry, which outstrips
IlinD.H
The llrad and stomach arc always III
sympathy hcilcO tho cause OF most Of
those distressing. headaches, to which
so mutiy, especially women, arc subject.
Mrs. Harriet \. Marble, Of pouglikcep-
sic. Ma, write. HAT irr wears she was
a E.ar,yrIto lr;tdacsic, and never found
anything 80 give iiut more tilan tenn
porary rriiri, un;ii she began taking
Ayers pii!s, since which she has been
III The cMioynIcit Of perfect health. "
Ayers PILLS,
PREPARED by
Or. j. G. Aver Il Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Notice Of Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby givcr that on tho
9th day Of August inst, | will apply to
tho Judge Of Probate for Marlboro
County for q final discharge rs Aaminis>
tratrix Of tho estate Of Jamos Ovens,
docoascd. SARAH OWENS:
Aug. lSt, lS88i-4t
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08

CUTT70!.lo N77W JAlSN EIO,
Ma. STYLES AND Prices.
/ have two IllIARSliS, and can at
tend Funerals TO the distance Of 80
miles. Ns3" Orders BY Telegraph
promptly filled.
When not i'll my shop can be found
at my residence in West Bennettsvillc,
near Wallace Swann's. My foreman
lives at The ~lluckabcc house in East
Bcnncttsvillc, and those coming in
from that direction can call on him
aud save time if u|nacquaintcd With
the town.
Jan. H.. 1883.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-08-08
.-& 3; So

We are now fully prepared to fur
nish, on short notice, all kinds Of Ma
chinory used in this country, and as
chcaply as can be obtained anywhere
else, quality considered. Our shops are
equipped with the best Of machinery,
the most skilled workmcn arc employed,
and being situated between the three
observation-disclosures & Darlington, Che
raw & Salisbury, and Palmctto-wc
avc our customers the expense Of
machinery is u~nloadcd directly into the
,netc with INV manufacturers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

he Rspabacas parsy ass us=chsd
errae aessu.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Ihs CFaaitsrs - 8l@hasi kasis1Es4a Hsl4
h4@G4z< - fR1s ll-y.
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ssas "a cFe.siEars 81 fk< lals i case. Ess =
zsz. II Asasl l<s - s5is elty = eiscsss
re cgazitsea ~ besiesss matters fr s1ich
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iar t1e iltHTe. laosz $40 alfzaae1 "a
.sses. as seFs }alles naM1s aa1 0l19 Ell.
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lslee --lt a1d LllAIsF C0Hspang ~ sllea
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el gais eitg 52zaes knss al u Altss4zee.
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zsAesr z1o Esrp@sl rallaz ~ asaaslss.
lr rscei ssrs mztss feporf gi a. l1zL Id
teea cels turiag ths 49, foar m4ntas. A
pf posiileD 80 sE9mitted is tee cat &
L-aicer Goa nslT 4a4lFs To- . eollpsyBs -
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ai9asF t1au i1eE asul i flsF ssILeG aDtd
.As 3tls ASS "a taa.lF sssd sag ~ fle
fscelVers. Tie zzsess ~srs oTizius.ig ertl-
asa 80 81 ) 80 TO - cover hs1ltt~s o.
s1eur i1e s3a4s 4ll9lat oas upon more a.
elrsts 1I4fss 1sins mals b - t4urd tae
s<ssss 49, suifsl a casss saflakag= sud stll
8e -l1Sf a n- ilil1a cellars
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
Goa. wtsh tho gyiaa.

4ne Cleveland Democrats var OF eItsr-
minAnon Upon our country and Is pro-
iected industries has been fought The
battle aas been fairly won. The protected
Industries are With rs Still. but Grover. oh
sasfs Is DC! Ak ~ the wind which passed
over our len1 On The Oh, a surprise %
Dsnlocrs,s. Prohibilionist aud Republicans
sliks- God saved ths country instead Of
hs -Quss1.' The Yer1ics of toe inteli-
ssnt American people IS substantially this,
llk, So pounds Of aiiposs tissue 90 not
constitute . great statesman. This base
- lsiOn ess oesn Opp9flunsly bat rather
decided = dispellsd. There are thousands
ua7 Eow wish ihat they h4d cast their
votes for the Fighg
Friends, it IS NOS too late 70 reform; fall
n
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

Aos lAEi ihs siscsloa . ssfEisd IN
fasor % pratseiion, snd lhs psopis have.
bot .Bly conEdsHce 30 The future, eGi
ti-ls io atlsaa Lo q. ss nss sxEscs = sea-
a0u % aaaauai business sctu.y snd
prosperity Ihs Surplus. witch wss AZ
silrze,i -ls@ers - danger 10 daily grow
iag less through tie lseitimals opera
iloss ~ ihs boFeFnment fes amonnt
IA tls Treasury decreased 81, 0O0.OOO
dur1g the mGnih u SsptsnibsF and
Icdgiag from past sxpsrisaes, aud taxing
mo ccn4lderst.ou tie prospective N
cons - compared sith tis nscss say
euis9 ci - Treasury during the oulnE
nscal ysaf. ~ sDKIsfy nes4 % felt on
tlas score ior SONS time % come by ths
1oat lmor0as- lBsTs - DO danger 0s Il
producing = strinzsney q cash, and a. a
matter of fact, osinz y the continued
silver eoinsge. the volume q money nov
10 sctaai crculstion - fas largest Ia the
history q tie coaaiEy. II. therefore, as
- claimsd. a. abundance q m9Uey makes
BUSINESS active. ths eoantFy Is entsFing
apon aG era o unparalleled prosperity.
fasrs . ~ danger thst ths value % IL
v'atalsuis in factories -. 20 disturbed
fy uufflsntiy iarf iinksriag. and capi-
ts.pA sAn procssd WITH eond1encs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10
a &c siLL
fhEss tfssarsd DeIlsss wastsd Tor shs
t,s "a ff@Etnaas nan

Three hssarsd DsllsFs WAITED for ths
t,s "a ff@Etoaas nau
A BAL Vt $50 Las besa presented 10 The
Republican, Coanty Commi.,ss i9r las use
81 hartman Hal on election night TaO
buadrsa snt twenty-five dollars az lLis
sHluLt IS .0r alleged damages t0 the fur
nitlfs =--l sa4.lIlF Republicans regard
fsfs az gross e esaive aul ss lLry have
Fsl1 NJ. Hartman age auoan during
tnr smpaign, thry a. very indignant az
81 Elai theg thiI< ~ a. et0rt a. bleed
ibsnl. Al ths Desisak ysstsFday sftsFn Don
Committee sas appointed 20 supfsise the
aalu=ses solca g. llsist VI some broken
chairs, and sons abTss.Ons on the wood
wor9 Cccas onsd Hh-n The wagon gas
isksn rpOn the Stage Tne t0mmistss con
sisted n Nf. PefegEi ne. Superintendent Of
tas school Fufnlsur9 Co. Wm. Vinegar.
JOAN kswson and H. K. Waysmith. all
practical men. and tbe amount hey pame
aud 90 more vii Do paid
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

llANTED-A CONPETENT SECOND GIRL AT
w II sorih lafayette 81, corner Fountains
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

F,s-s sArash's are 49, Fer p-sa''-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-10

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49, -. - Lslslis.- soA = & oiooa =
Co IH GRAND RAPIDs OK M q ANnG A
= 4 isl4nsyA sl.st soata "a iEe elig les
L n-nn 1egNf q toIy slora. fasr =. e. mauy ucH
DNsliuss eic niss lsFge lose Zen cheap. a. easy
tefiAls ss 81 iiate sItla lis aor lnFesilnsni a.
hone. l4l eu lroLs & Cutler, Attorneys koErd
- Trade t1iidinF A. Canals
TOR sALE-AN EIk6ANT EIGHI ROOM
L kol4se a. n0aerQ AIlhilec.ule. plumoed for
= s'er GEd Ess contains asef q C~et tsghrOE.
ana Eooc eeilSI. iot ssAlz3 a. slSaaga wakiA I've
MINUTES sslk ~ Cen ~ nDs fsy meats essy.
hn8l-Ie u T. b seJ moor CiSseuoOu ho.sl -.
NOR sALE-HOlsE AND LOT oN CLANCY
i r. ore ca lafss ctte-st- one on T9ylofst
near street csn Liscrs property foT tele or .
at 10 gFof'ery IA oi1sF isTts ~ Tie city ior
tsle. >. " 1as icF. Ia and ~ ilsinhe4o-ave jl6.f
E0R sALf-A lAkCL BRICK DHEIlN0
ieltr, 90 spring -, iQr 8s.y4 A nesl lsale
cNtliEg ACroe, q ssneSti- fof S1.ys0 and ~
o. ttfe arm 30 sparta for =, 70 al on SnAE
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4looLa Ia. ieoyaTd block, over fublic Library.
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THE COURTS


CrRcrlr- Charles Bsleman "a. Dsriel b
0sienfiGe. verdict for p.ainuh for So ~
procevdlugs stayed twenty dsYs German
American Banx IS Lc0ms X. Bishop, re.
p-evin. continued kuk A smith and John
+. " GODDARD ". sylvester Boulard, coniin.
ueJ. Chicago g0gtzgs Grove organ Co. vs.
tieorge a Bates e. al. continued. II. r
Aesd -. Fred y. Be-gsr, continued. Auson
l.. Crawford v. Frank J. Lamb. continued
samuel a. AoreY vs.. Z. i ". II. l.. X. Co.
continued. Ergsne ;. AverIii vs. Isaac W
Wood. continued Eulaia Harris vs.. Al
bert smith, administrator, etc. order allo "
lng amended plea.
On call: 40. :. 80. 6l. %. y. ~.
pR0EsTr- Estate Of Sarah Mcdowell. de-
ceased. order admitting will TO probate Es.
tate Ot Georgs Atherton. deceased; residusry
.egsiees bond hled and lst;c Issued 70
Sarsh r. Athsrton. Estate of Fred w.
LeavsnwOrth. deceased. petition tor liOense
to sell r-sl estate fled. hearing Dec. :. Es-
tate of Aart k0ning deceased: order admit
ting adminis'rstgir's fnsi account distrb-
utiDg estate and dischaFging sdmi nisrrl,rix
Estate Of EaTgsEst A. Warner, a minor,
guardians animal secoun filed.
PoucE-AaEy Mison. drunk: sentence
suspended. q. :. Putnam, an adjourned
ess0rier.Y case. was settled by Putnam
being released CD suspended sentences.
Chas A DeAar sSssuii ani battery. sen
fenced u pay $40 aud costs amounting 10
;, 20 or twenty DAYS IN TIE COuotg Jail.
Harry Ns5oer. oasiaFdy. nOlIe pr0s'd aud
discharged Nm. "A. Lewis. this afternoon
a. 30. " ". Phippen. assault ans bat
terr. adjourned uual November {. 10 = m
Leonard Tichsns. assault snd battery. paid
81 81. Dck Walters. drunk. paid s. 81.
SEQ Fisck. sssS1ls with intent % commit
rare. held for trial AZ present term Of Supe-
rior Court.
SrrEsfos-fn The matter Of The opening 2
aud extension ot First-st trial resumed.
James ). ovsTacksr vs. Mary Jane over
Rcker. ia chsDcery. hearing in open coart.
decree granted. dessrti0u.
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nF .sr 20 io lng t.oag g3 fo this hour, and
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