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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

That there Is 10 be a big boom in rsal
estate IN this city this Spring there can be
10 question. The TELEsRka HERALDs per-
sstsnt efforts % help along the growth OF
Grand Rapids hss forced the fact Of q com
iug boom upon yearly everybody. Peter
D0ran and l. Z. Eddy, two OF our promi-
uent lawyers. IA anticipation OF II. have
formed a CO.. partnership for the purpose OF
Going a genera real estate, loan and inSur.
snce business IN addition 20 theic indiyId-
usl lsgai business. Both OF these gentle
men have the confidence and esteem of the
general public. and are well known as con-
petent and enierpFising bGsinsss men, who
will vel merit the patronage which they
are surs to receive. All who wish to buy.
sell or rent real estate, make loans or place
insurance vii 10 we'll 10 call on them a.
their pleasant aod convenient rooms in the
Pierce block, over tbs Tower Clothing Com
pany's store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

The engagement Of Lester Franklin's .
celebrated New York Double Combination.
Al smith Oosrs House the coming week.
should provs a drawing card, as the COM
pany IS spoken Of 10 ths highest terms by
The great mcio-drsms, y. Y. will De
presented With al the gorgeous costumes,
a. used ia New York city, With powerful
cast OF characters Ia cor junction th.
following famous artists vii appear In a
superb ono. TIE Dolan Brothers in their
entirely pew lrisn sketch Miss May Olive,
he petite Dtchsr maid; @. III. Fielding. the
rrotesQue comique, Vernon Sisters, the En-
presses ofsll double operative v0cslists; Miss
Nay Johnson. the queen OF serio comics. and
every body fsyorits The Woods. in q new
comedy creation. comprise the company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
FOLLET CASE fNDED
JUDGE eURLINGAME's FAST METHOD.
The Jury In the Case of Mrs Roberts
Against l. r. Hawkins Ordered TO
Render Verdict In Favor
of the Plaintiff.

The case OF Mrs. Helen Roberts against
l. Z. Hawkins. which was mentioned IN
yesterdays issue. terminated by the Court
instructing the jury 10 render judgment
for the plaintiff in the sum of Sl,OS5.O6
without leaving thsir seats. The note in
question was given by Follett in January,
1884. for money borrowed. The plaintiff
produce the note and offered it in evidence
aud counsel for the defense made no objec-
tiou To the note as evidence so far as the
face was concerned, but claimed that there
vas discrepancy between the note and one
count IN the plaintiffs declaration which
includes . copy OF the face of the note aud
merely states that i ia endorsed by Mr.
Hawkins while in fact there Is written or
the back of these words:
For a valuable consideration 7 here
BY guarantee the payment Of tie within
note
Dated Grand Rapids, Jan. u. 1884
Il. (. HAwKINs.n
Interest for 1884 's5 aud So is also en-
| dorssd on the back OF the note.
Counsel for The defense called attention 10
1 this discrepancy and objected 70 the writ
/ ing on the back Of the note eeing admitted
under the count referred 10. The note
| however. was admitted a. Offered, the de-
fsnss takinE the benefit OF an exception.
Abrsm Pike Vas then called as = witness,
who gave the story Of the making Of the
/ note, be being the person who transacted
| The business for Mrs. Ro0erts.
The defense shsn admitted that the note
bad not been paid, when the plaintiff
rested.
The dsfenda1ts attorney addressed the
l Court. ssviex that thev would show that
/ Mr.. hawkins vas not legally bound 70 pay
4 the note, because be vas not notified that
/ it wss not psid when due, be would show
that a. about the time the note became due
/ Mr. Hawkins called on Nr. Foliett and
asked Il the note had been paid sna wss 10
I formed thar It bad SgppOsing tie note nai
been paid, Mr. Hawkins paid no more at
/ tsnriou 10 the matter Had Mr.. Hawk n'
been notified thst the note bad nos been
| paid hs c0old have taxea steps to secure
himself. FoHstt then being so vent but be
4 wss not notified OF the fact until tvo vesrs
/ after The note became due when Mr..
i F0ilett bad become insolvent aud vas .
1 f1Tirve
NJ. Hawkins vas then placed % ths
stand bat before - bal testified farthei
| than giving the date of ne note. the c0un
sei objected 70 his stating whether be bad
hssn noafsi as % its payment. s16 ion
srgn meut beloved ssCng Rntd ate yssfsr
dsv sfrernoon. when the Ccgrt 0vsrralei
( she sbieCtion snd ordered the verde a.
( above STATED
As there are ssversl parties who bold
I r1I stf = noteS for var7 ~ sr8cu1ts. ne -
/ su.t Of tniS sait VII be II O. sitsraoie IN
/ portance. snc hence it = shly co1fesled 6F
/ fS0 of the most ace counsel N tne cry
I Scne Of the aoses held by ether parties -
( 8ct endorsed. While ctaeTs sre sutsrss
4 ~ifhons the foru1sl xasrsn -. Asiora tha
+ after G ass is csc red 81 the lters OF thr
I Superior CcnTf TIE csse I'll os rsssn e
. the currem< Conrt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Nsiiie s. Chadwick wants = divorce from
isr husband. Charles D. Chadwick. to
whoul she Vas married in Msy. 1856. To
MS eu4. through her attorney. Fred A.
Maynard. shs yesterday commenced pro-
ceilings In the Circuit Court oy hhng her
hiIl of complaint. She charges hinl with
rtrsms cruelty. allure to support dsssr-
On and brutal abuse. SDs claims that she
as obi Ell fH some tine % work and sup
port boih him and herself. aud once COM
az 10 fhe piscs where she vss residing ne
.ismanisd money. aud when she tod him
shs bad noue 90 give hs struck nsr violent
BIOS IN the face
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

J. J Rice. sorsusn st tae Chair Factory
Or several yssrS. and farnerly fcrsnsa Al
fhe orisi and BsTkev & Gay's has tsxsn
me position 0f SuDsrintsnient Of he Vel
scr q Natter factory a. ssisrT 0f $50 q
vesr. NJ Rice Is thoroaghiy acquainted
vita the v1rsi1es cf ths large frruiture
factories snd hss many friends sao vii
wisn am success \ his new un2ertss lng
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Sd Bradley, Master Mechanic Of the
> r. e Railroad. came vsry near meet
iux With serious scciisot yesterday
Worknlsu IN the saons Ters quitting up a
nswsad verv heavy shait. Suppcsng it 10 be
fsstenef Mr Brad e. started % psss under.
when No tell insf tn trout of him. 80 near
bat it touched The rim Of his hst tearing
g the buttons fr1n his sest. add then
striking snd severely iniuriuS one foot
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05
@ O'HARA'S
SPECIAL SALE OF
FINESHOES
For few days only,
commencing
JANUARY 20, 1883.
JANUARY 20, 1883

We haven't space 10 quote
many prices, but the follow
ing will serve to show what
fine shoes are selling for on
this sale:
Ladies genuine hand-turned
French Dongola Shoes $3.45;
worth $3.50.
Ladies French Kid NJ. S.
Shoes s2.9S; formerly sold
for 81.
Ladies Fine Curiso Kid
Shoes that sold at 1915 now
selling at sl.95.
We save you $l.05 on every
pair of those fine kid shoes
now selling at $2.45.
Five hundred pairs of ladies'
Fine KID Shoes. with flexible
soles on the Opera, London
and Common Sense lasts will
be closed out at Sl.6S; regular
price s. 30.
a few Cozen Ladies Kid
Hand Turned Shoes are bound
to move rapidly at 1856 a
pair.
Gents seamless fine shoes
IN Balo and Congress, Sl.4S.
Gents fine dress shoes N
every style, best selected calf,
/ 50 %: regular price $3.50.
One lot, ia pairs, Gent
I genuine hand sewsd Cordovau
/ seamless crimped top 81 shoes
+ will be closed ont At s. p a
pair
All new styles and fresh
deSira bic goods. No chest
nnts on this sale.
IF YOU would coBxinef
yourseifthat now Is the time
80 buy ali your fo0tw ear f0I
tho coming year just steE
into
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

A vcurg nan VS. founa freezer - death
n Mich'gsa FOREST isv dsgs so. Lesp
Yssr - setting rs work promptly.
Stsna nr 81 fhe rscx. voGng men. 0nlT a
funce vruia isk4 fo TIE weeds n mid
winter -- E1tiefa1atsn ReTs.ti,css.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

a pleasant ssfs r. ahls ard chesp rsrn-
eiy : Dr Buns Cough syrup. Price -
eente
ceiEaEon tii nss re SUPERIOR - rsln-
rsVaedv. sBi Is coxss enIv 3 csrts ccfi3e
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Ernest Ksysrr. Of Gsines township. ~ss
,--ssfed yesterday on complsint Of Hirsm
Williams neishbof. Ear he larcsnv Of
-s~rsara-@' rfcsfah. vslnsi a. s. He gave
hsfi bein-a Justice Walsh IN The sam of sioo
fsr his appearance Fehrusrv
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

"I rsid .1t huudre3s q dollars tor msss-
Gre Ter catsrrsl vrises 4 lssiy N Prov
dsore. f. I .snt Hoo q SaTssvarila e
M a1lv unefic7ze waassn las Dee me- psr-
msnens S0od
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Palsn & Her, Id having dissolved part
nership, A. Hsrold & Co. will continue the
business an with their many friends to call
and examine their stock At 63 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

vsleuslae. nov ready at Go. A Hsil 4
CO. = - Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

vslent'nss fer -vsrT one st 60. A. Hal
q Cas-, IS N0nroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

vxi~utin~s. vslentsNss. vxlsnfinr> A. G.c
q asss . - = - keares s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

Designs ard esimstcs will be furnished. on sp-
pliceton. BY the undersigned for artistic Inferior
decorating. competing I'm price and beauty Of
tDish with Wallpaper dcCorstiOns hF nse of
tns permanent wafer cusoT "Anfi-Nslzomine
We guarantee 20 do this art siic and durable
ceooraiing ~ % % produce better effects for the
same snnount o. money thsf il youid cor - DO
tie sane room with wai-Daper either in cheap
OF g shsrafe work and the cork s. guaranteed -
- pe-rnaner; ani thst II VII never require TAX
ing OF 10 re-fnish the walls with the sane o. any
other hnIsn
The ceiling q the new entrance 20 Powers
OpeTa hoHse is sample o; one grade OF t1s
work
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-05

(We detest 1t, but We must
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

The circumstances Of the killing
of Thomas Tackett by John A.
Daley, the 18th Of May, on Slater
creek, and his trial and commit
ment without bail by Justice Shaw,
At Mountain Home, are yet fresh in
the minds of our readers. Last Sat-
urday Daley was brought before the
Court at HALEY on . writ Of habeas
corpus, demanding . discharge on
the ground that the evidence in the
case showed that the killing was
done in self-defense. The News.
Miner says Hon. Tom Catalan, At.
torney for Daley, made a strong
argument, presenting the case in a
clear, concise and logical manner.
On Monday Judge Berry rendered
his decision, deciding that the evi.
dence showed that the killing was
done in self-defense, and he dis.
charged Daley from further custody
Daley has languished in Jail several
months, the county has to foot Q
large bill of expense, and District
Attorney General Roberts rejoicei
in another one of his accustomed
VICTORIES"
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
OLD Rrx,s onowL.
Valuable llinine Proptksy onasched
non . Davinine RED EaooA.

"Old Rex" sends - from Rocky Bar
the following for publication.
A few weeks ago an article appeared
in the Boise Statesman headed "Too
Much Superintendent" This has
been more than demonstrated by the
appointment Of . gentleman from
Cornwall ~ superintendent OF the
property referred to in the above men.
toned article, who claims " have dis
covered the divining rod some 5000
year, ago. Your correspondent has
often heard OF cranks trying 70 find
silver with diviuing rod. but never
in all HE experience has he heard Of
any one trying 70 discover free gold
with rod Of Aforesaid description, u.
cept this gentleman. By his kind
permission I was allowed 70 inspect
the celebrated mine in question, and
had the pleasure Of seeing . crosscut
run in solid granite to lind gold-a
specimen Of the hxndiwork Of this di.
vining rod fend.
This recalls "a mind An incident
ttat occurred in Colorado away back
in IS, when the divining rod Was used
not by the present inventor-who Ia,
lived - old - Me,husaleh-but b,
another crank who also spelled hi,
name with big p.
The company has been saved from
ruin by the &. b. Of the Aforsfaid gen
tleman. He has returned to Corn val
in disgust, At the thought that hi
efforts TO further science we're Aot ~
preciated here, but with the hope tha
in Merry England he, with his divin
ing rod, will discover untold wealth
And he will write book which vii
far surpass in ingenuity Of imagins
ton anything that has ever come iron
the hands Of that celebrated plagiaria
H. Rider Hxggard.
J. 7. hawkins, the reputed larg
shareholder in the Alturas and Wild
West, has departed for = more CO,
genial field. He has probably gone I
London to cut the coupoas from tn
shares that he does not own.
, Everything il running smooth an
satisfactorily hereabouts. REX.
Rocky Bar, Aug. -.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

WIN. H. XitchingheeugAtin soms
dns locking specimens q ees fton
bio nsw 6n0 o. Dixie gulch. L h
mostly ealena ore and certainly
win Owe good rstufns when ts1sld.
The name Of the claim 10 Eva B,
situated one mile above the mouth
Of Dixie gulch and about 70 miles
from Mountain Home, and 10 owned
BY VIM. H. Kitching and Charles
Bentley. They have only reached q
depth Of Is feet, and the ledge 10 six
feet wide with wsll defined walls.
Last Monday Judge Berry I'd.
mitted Mrs. J. L. g. Smith 70 bail
in the sum Of 5000, which VA
given, and che Was released from
prison.
A few days ago A. A. Curtis
killed 4 30O-pound ibex in Soldie,
creek mountains.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
The TahOmA Mime,

Mr.. Charles w. Miller, superin-
tendent of the Tahoma mine and
mill At Atlanta, visited Mountain
Home last Monday. He reports
everything in and about this mine
in very satisfactory condition. 1t
is producing large quantities Of rich
rock, and Mr.. Miller is shipping
concentrates as fast as teams can
be obtained to haul it down. 1t
requires only about IL men to keep
the 1O-stamp mill constantly run
ming, but Mr.. Miller is now arrang.
ing to have Is stamps added-mak.
ing 25-which he hopes to have
done within the next 80 days. Mr..
Miller is a popular and able mine
manager, and the BULLETIN is glad
to know that the stoe kholders ap-
preciate his good work for their in.
terests. When Atlanta shall get
rid of few barnacles and black
mailers then capital will seek in.
vestment there and make it one OF
the iveliest mining camps on the
coast. But until that happy day
Atlanta will have to rely solely
upon the enterprise Of which Mr..
Miller is at the head.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

P. H. Kinney to-day asks for q
denomination at the hands Of the
Democracy Of Alturas county fol-
sheriff. Nearly two years ago Mr..
Kinney was elected sheriff by
. handsome majority; he has filled
the Office with signal ability and
honesty and to the satisfaction Of
the people generally, and the De-
mocracy could not place a more
popular man on the ticket than
Patsey Kinney.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
Fine Sheep for Sale.

~ nave about one hundred tlne
Spanish or improved American Me.
rino bucks for sale for cash or up.
proved security. They may be seen
vt my place in Mountain Home OH
and after July /, 1888.
RICHARD BENNETT.
~ Fresh lot Of mixed bird seed at
DR.. Bearby's drug store.
~Call At DR.. Bearby's and buy
Is cents worth Of Hires Roet Beer.
Each package will make five gallons
Of beer.
- Fine Jewelry and Notions At
the Poetofiice store.
~Cheap and good family sup
plies At Hagar's.
- The sweetest toned and fines I
6ddles ever brought 70 Mountain
Home have inst been received ut
Bressler's Postofics store.
Watch and clock repairing by
Harry Bressler, on short notice, ut the
Postoffice store.
- Harry Breesler has made new
departure. Hereafter. he will keep q
large supply of FURNITURE and
MUSICAL instruments Ut hrs Post
Office store.
- Fine liquors and cigars at the
Rocky Bar drug store.
~Call on DR.. Wright At the
Rocky Bar drug store.
~ The Rocky Bar drug store
keeps all kinds Of medicines.
- DR.. Wright, At the Rocky Bar
drug store keeps the best Of perfum.
cries. The ladies are requested 70 call
aud test them.
- Earthen flower pots, and plain
and fancy spittoons 1t Hsgar's.
- Crockery, Queen and stone
ware, new, just arrived 1t Hagar's.
- Fi,st.class marble Lime at G.
r. 6hsw's lumber yard.
- Lamps Of all kinds, milk and
eyrup pitchers, spoons, knives and
forks, just arrived IT Hsgars.
- All kinds of chewing and smok-
ing tobacccs at Hagar's.
- Homemade Bologne sausage,
head.cheese, liver and blood puddings
and pure pork sausage kept constantly
on hand at Burns Mountain Home
Meat Market.
- You will find at J. NJ. Hagar's
the largest and best assortment Of gro
ceries ever offered 10 the people Of
Mountain Home and vicinity.
- Ice-coli Book Beer on draught
At w. d. Davis Capital Saloon.
- A fresh lot of Nestle's Infant
Food, at DR.. Bearby's drug store.
"A choice assortment of fine
candies just arrived at the Postof1ice
variety store.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25


Contractor Sprague is on the sick
list.
Jack Campbell is in the Rocky
Bar country locating political
claims.
Mr. Turner, an extensive cattle
owner on the Bruneau, was in town
this week.
The West Shore Magazine for
August is overlooking with inter.
esting reading.
Melons are in market. It is now
in order to have watermelon socia.
bles, to be followed by a drugstore
sociable next day.
Miss Eta Watson and Miss Cross
came down from Lime creek last
Wednesday and are visiting friends
in Mountain Home.
Snodgras informs US that not
outstanding the intense heat the
Good Templars meet regularly and
that the membership is gradually
increasing.
Neal Smith, Of the firm Of Stead
man 4 Smith, Rocky Bar, died at
Atlanta on Saturday last. He was
q Dane, aged about 80 years, and a
man highly respected in that com.
munity.
George McCabe, a brother-in-law
of Judge Wall, and Edward Klote,
two young and energetic men, ar
rived here from Trinidad, Colorado,
this week. intending to locate per-
manently in this neck of the sage
brush.
Judge Wall and Alec Bruce re-
turned yesterday from the Repub-
lican county convention wearing
white-band Cleveland hats. The
following delegates were selected to
attend the Territorial convention at
HALEY next Wednesday: J. B.
Black, Thomas Campbell, d. B.
Ethel. w. Y. Perkins; Jos. Pink
ham, J. s. Whitton, George King,
J. L. Fuller, George A. Black and
Albert Welker. It will be seen that
Mountain Home and Glenn's Ferry
were left severely alone.
Adjoining the BULLETIN Office is
. kind of all-round sleeping apart
ments. One hot day this week a
certain gentleman laid down for his
afternoons siesta. After putting and
blowing like q "double-header" on
an upgrade, he gave it up in dis
gust and arose, remarking to him
self: I" Gosh, amt it hotl l wish
these id flies were in h-ll and l
was there shovelin' rhubarb pies
onto 'em!" We presume expert
ence caused him tc believe tina.
rhubarb pies would even work flies
out Of purgatory.
~ u. u. Payne, Notary Public.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
sACRED HEART ACADEMY.



One of the noblest educational
institutions in the country is that
located in Ogden, and known as
Sacred Heart Academy.
The object Of this academy is to
prepare young ladies for any sphere
of life to which they may be called !;
to give . thorough knowledge Of
letters. science and art, based upon
solid moral and Christian educa-
ton. AZ 4 true education consists
in the harmonious development Of
the moral, intellectual and physica
qualities, any system that neglects
or ignores the triple culture of the
heart, mind and body must be rad
ically defective. Hence the care
taken at Sacred Heart Academy to
strengthen the heart as we'll as the
mind, the soul 40 we'll as the body
to prepare pupils to take their
place in society with honor to them
selves and benefit to their fellow
creatures.
The location is q pleasant and
healthful one, fine buildings, beau.
tiful grounds, bright and cheerful
making the Academy a very home
where young hearts receive oil o
mothers care under the gentle train
ing Of the good Sisters. whose lives
are devoted to the interest of thcil
young charges.
So popular is the Academy thai
pupils are. drawn from not only
Utah but surrounding Territorie,
and States. and here they may re
main until they graduate accom-
plished young ladies.
The course of studies embraces
the primary, preparatory and acad
emic departments, each Of which il
characterized by its thoroughness
and to the aid Of which is brough
both chemical and philosophical
apparatus, as we'll as library o
well-seleeted works; in a word, ev
erything is brought to bear upol
the improvement Of the student
whose lives are moulded under tn
hallowed influence of self-sacrificinl
and devoted teachers.
J Besides the thorough methods Q
instruction in the English branche
and the languages, music and tn
fine arts receive 80 much attention
that the classes in each were large
this year than any preceding one.
This is q most worthy institution
Of learning in every respect, and i
is no wonder its list Of pupils. boil
boarders and day scholars, for tn
past year was larger than ever be
fore, and promises to be greatly in
creased the coming year.
We can heartily recommend tn
Sacred Heart Academy to all pa
rents and guardians who realize tn
necessity Of first-class school.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
NOTICE.

On and after September LIST we shall
sell for CASH ONLY.
We will maize reduction Of prices on
goods from that day 70 prove that
cash buying 10 the bot.
All persons who are owing Us over
due accounts and notes are requested
to call and settle at once, ~ We are
determined 70 collect, with costs added
If necessary.
Fair warning to all.
HELFRIcH 4 MILLER.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
Nsw NiIIissry Store.

Miss Anna Barber has removed her
Millinery and Fancy Notion Store 70
the new building next door to Hell.
frich 4 Miller's store, where she will
be pleased 10 see al her old customers
and also many new ones.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

~ Get your property ineured
against FIRE. J. NJ. Hagar 10 sgent FOR
the Pneonix and the Home-two solid
companies.
~Two carloads of oats just re-
ceived at Hagar's ami for sale at $1.75
per hundred.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

am prepare. % .'rr'sh pure fsssh - tnanu
part At AouutAin HoDs-dahvsrsd eG1Go. -.
Mia tshsts sor sale 70 BE- pssd foe - e1s.l
4 WA
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mountain Home lodge No. 8.
I. q. q. T.
NouatAin nsns LnAes Ne. .. 0osd fsnp.ass,
mests u Odd Fsllsvs' Mali every TAussday svsainc
q o'clock. ssjoNsning nsnbsss are respectfully
Invited 70 attaad
L. =. CRurrENbEN, O. VIC.
Mas. 4. =. CacsvsnDss. Secretary.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25

~ Screen doors at G. X. Shaw's
lunber yard.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-25
ean1idates' Announcement.
p. H. KINNEY

o41psssssliy aaasuness Aiaass6 saadiAaAs lse
8H9HlFT.
0ah1eee = Ne aseisloa a ~ Ds0sssAele coussy
0oussnsasa q Altusas, = ksachun, ~. 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-09-20

n
/ MONDAY, Sept l7th, 1888 The Sep.eln-
Der Tern III re Circui: go8r1 q. SAINT
Mary county - session t,-fsy.
II rs Hon, Jvige J Psrrsn Crane OF The
/ bsn-A. a.- l.. Garner, a-s.. - -
iecssd by ,h- Coz = Fo-emau II the
Grad Jurg ard the CLERK then pro3eeied
to t-4r- = Jt.pcos.Ye JE-'ez The Grand
Ju-Y was lieu enl9anel,ed ani ch-rged by
Is Ionoz Judge Crane. TIE Recogni-
rance ard Appearance D 1ci4e;s were then
called Tbs preliminary ca'l Of the Trial
D,eke, Wa ;heG made and JUDGMENTS
eniersj IN uncoa.cstct case, aud the
Cur. II 250 o'cloca, p IN .journei for the
day
Tuesday, Sept 18th. The court met II
lG.C'clOck, q. IN. pursuant g. adjournment.
Tbs being the day f,r the tia, OF Appeal
Cases, I'll; Docket was cet'si AMI cases
daposoi oi to No 5 Appea,s which was
suJm.ue5 % .a- COurt as 10. .rws A1u.ii4
Burroughs =, Chs II. Gay snG wife.
appo., from justice J q. Spa;l.ng, acton
az .ep,ev:n. tried W thc c.urt and held sub
curia. Ncssrs. Burroughs, C4malier and
Hamme.. .Dr appellant anl Grave and
Comjs f1r agpcliees. The call OF the APP
pea Docket was then resumed and al the
case thereon disDos 4 Of The Court at
2 O'Clock, IA, adjourned anti, tomorrow
morning at 10 lock.