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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

He preflced il BY saying: ut l.
really quite unloading to call Ii a
ghost story. It is a dream story
an angel story if you like"
The lie vent on to tell how on
Christmas Eve he had found an an.
gel clad in red of fire and in gold,
condcsccnding to rest ON the church
pavement and to work the lever oi
the organ-how all tho music that
day came sweet and new, unin flu
cnced by the working OF the keys;
and how the angel sat listening in
ecstasy.
lie told how this angel of Joy had
reproachcd him with never having
known him beforehand how somehow
ere the spirit vanished he had real.
lied that Joy is power, that it IL an
angels work to go about the world
giving gladness awny-that VIC are
selfish il VIC are sad about ourselves,
when the world is full of people
ilrudging to death for want of 4,
holiday, going down the wrong road
for want of a little brightness or an
honest hugh.
Il suppose" said .]ol,n.Iynks these
things had always been somewhere
at the back OF my own mind, and
had just met Miss Wimplc who talked
ola Christmas tree, and l had seen
an angel in red and gold ON u card in
Il stationer's window.
"Anyhow, myangel of joy in the
dream was most elsuasivc. Unfor
tunatcly my little organ blower
Tommy, was standing behind me
when woke, came to my senses
and turned round half asleep, and
saw tho grin first and Tommy after
John Jynks meant to be sad nc
more; and il ever there was u Mrs
Jynks she should not settle down;
she should not go for her honeymoon
to the British Museum! His homo
should I've u warm geniulcentre in thu
wintry world; and the spirit o.
Christmas Eve should be always up
on it.
"Wcll, there was the old country
dance; and it was the funniest thing
in the world to see John Jynks lead
Mrs. Wimple down the middle trying
to say something about tomorrow,
which the laughing hostess could not
understand.
To-morrow-hecallcd on the same
hostess, and she said "Wait 1,
year,"
Before another year was over,
there was not IL more genial man,
or. aspeople said, mot a better fell
low in the town." than John
Jynks. There were flowers in
his study, and his music took
to joyous ways. 1t may have been
the work of the dream angel; or it
may have heen the influence ofsome.
body else. For after that next Christ
mas, after a. year of valiant efforts
to be not "sadder,' but u happier
"and u wiser man." he brought
Daisy home; and the whole house
frightened, and every life that came
near them frightened too; for Daisy
was an angel of Joy better than the
gold-wingcd fancy of his dream.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11
THE song OF SONGS.

I'm nun thet's fond o. music,
An wen folks are not GROUND,
] kin make our old acorjun
Squeak II mighty takin' sound;
An tibet hanirr hangin' yander,
With it's gentle pink, plank. pink,
'Pyears to git plumb ut the bottom
OF the dcepcs' thoughts think.
Does mo heaps o good ON Sundays
For the prny'r at church is sai,l,
jos to stand an hycar odd Hundred"
Sonrin' fur up overhead!
An most kin spy the angels
I.caniu' rrost he gate up thar,
When old Abrum Blickhurn's dartcr
Leads MS in Sweet Hour o. Pr,ly'r."
But &c you sh'u'd want to soc mo.
Wen lcv my broadcs' smiles,
You must kctcli me in the kitchen,
Wen the kittlc's on the bile!
Fer claim thar aim no warblin'
Ever riz on rc,i-hir,l's wings
Tibet kin hold n taller candle
To the song the kittlc sings.
Seems ~ IF my soul gifts mellcr
In tho kittle's first sweet note,
Till fancy wc,l,ln' music
Scrrnkcm' from the iron th'oat.
Srcl, times cf s,Iuint my eyes up,
kin fnlly 'pyear to SEQ E.
Old man Abrnm Blackburn's tlnrtcr
Smilin' thoo the steam at me!
century.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

The old question-where shall get my seed
this yeur-p presents itself again to Thousands
of our readers at this season of the year. II
you will turn to our advertising columns you
will find the announcement of John A. Salzer
La Crosse. Wis. who makes speciality oil
Northern Grown Seeds. These are eariy, pro.
vipld
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

The Russian mission to the Vatican he's Oh.
tanned various concessions from the pops.
His holiness sanctions the deportatio ofths
sian governments candidates for The diocssss
Of Dublin and Ploki and consents to the I'M
PRODUCTION Of tho russian Language In all
catholic churches, except in the liturgy, an
innovation that will completely destroy the
Polish element. 1t IN certain that French In.
fpence had much TO do with the granting Of
these concessions.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Clark-"well, I will declare! smithers, how
you have picked up lately" Smithers-''
Yes, yes: things were bad enough with me n
little while back. but l happened to run
sition to make money right along. If you
know of nyboly else needing employment,
here is their name and address"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Pure gold always has it's base imitation.
It il SO with Salvation Oil, which is worth its
weight in gold to all sufferers from rheuma.
tism, neuralgia, or govt. See that you get
the genuine. % cents.
deeper than e'er plummet sounded" some
peoples coughs seem to come from, yet a
hottie Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
them. 1t goes awsy down to the bottom Of
matters and works wonders. Pleasant to
take and good for coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc. Price 20 cents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Two young ladies BY tho name Of Smith
East Brady, Pa. They, III company with an.
other girl and two young men, were crossing
the stream ina skill and Il sank with them.
Tho bodies have not been recovered The
Others Of the party were rescued In an ex-
haustetl condition.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Nn. swarthout, ! photographic, ,hss
treating her niece. She IL charged With hsv.
Ing tied the girls legs with . stout cord and
then putting in stick and turning the cord
ssious With pain. She would siso cord HeS her
tongue In the same manner until tho skin
bursted. Mrs Svarthout has been bound
over to the text term Of court, and In default
Of 81 900 bail languishes in jail.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Hatfield, Who murdered his wife at Nor.
quay, Montana on Christmas day, was
brought into Winnipeg by the police. A
pitchfork handle. covered with blood, was
found near the dead body of the woman
Hatfield says he only struck her with his
hnnd
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11
Defense Of Eating with the Fingers.

D0'o'S0 u HHtI"E WITH tHb TIHRcrSs
The nations which still eat with the
fingers defend the practice on the
ground Of cleanliness. A Malay gen.
tleman regards the Use of IL fork
much rs we should think of the list
of u borrowed tootlipick. He is
troubled by the reflection that it has
been in other mouths, and that Some
lazy servant may have neglected to
wash it properly. The cure of his
fingers is in his own charge and
he knows that they are Glenn, and
that they have never been In any oDt
elses mouth.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

1t is pleasure and satisfaction to many
to learn that Aliens Lung Balsam, that
standard family medicine for coughs, Group,
and all lung diseases, can now be procured
at 25c., co., and 81 90 bottle at any drug
store.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Fred Hansen of Gilman, Pierce county,
Wis, while at work in tho woods near Wood
vile, WIS struck by the falling limb Of u tree
and killed. He was twenty-five years Of
aye.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

James Green. n prominent citizen Of VOL
colt. N. T.. cut his wifc's throat and then
went to his barn and cut his own. lie then
returned to the house and gashcd his throat
again. Neighbors found the bodies near
together. Both will die. Domestic troubles
was the cause,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

Timothy Sullivan. aged ninety, and his
son Eugene we're found in their room in Mil
YANKEE inscnsible, having been ns?hyxiated
by gus from coal stove. Sullivan senior
is dead, and the young man is not expected
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

A house in the eastern pnrt Of Rockington
county, Va, in which n number of colord
people were holding party, was blown ur
by dynamite, and several Of the inmates, il
is said, fatally wounded.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

The New York Daily Graphic has changed
hands and also changed politics. 1t an.
nounccd that hereafter it would no Republ.
can in politics, and strongly in favor of a
protective tariff.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

A slight cold, il neglected, often attacks
the lungs. Browns Bronchial Troches give
sure and immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes. Price % cents.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11
An.dIe.l cprs for Ep,l.nt,e Fits.

To THE EpIToR.-Please inform your readers
that have apositive remedy for he n hove name
disease which warrant TO cure the worst cases
70 strong is ny faith in the virtues 81 this medi
liable treatise to any sufferer who will give me his
=. o. md Express address. My remedy has cured
thousands Of hopeless cnses.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11
"con.umptlon can b. Cared"

DIR. j. S. Combs. Owensville, Ohio. says: al
have given Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites to four patients
with better results than seemed possible with
amy remedy. All were hereditary cases ol
Lung discusses, and advanced to that stage
breathing. frequent pulse, fever and Emn.
cintion. All these cases have increased in
weight 1G to % lbs, and are not now need.
ing any medicine.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave theme astoria
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

T,HE MOST DISTRESSING FORMS OF SKIN
L and scalp diseases, with loas of hair, from
infancy old age. are speedily, economically and
when all other remedies and methods fail
CUT1CUnA. tho great Skin Cure. and CUT1CURA
soAP. an exquisite Skin Beautifer. prepared
the new Blood Purifier, internally. euro every
form OF skin and blood disease, from pimples 70
scrofnla.
Sold everywhere. Price. CurIcuRA. 500: Soar,
25c: REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the PoITEi
DRUd AND CHEMICAL Co.. BOSTON, MASS
Send tor How to Cure Skin Diseases
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-01-11

departed. 1t was like the coming o.
night. Just to get light, and to sex
what would happen, the man fol
lowed him.
When he walked with the angel
everything was bright again-tht
best aspect of everything seemed te
be turned towards him.
The church was decked with holly
the crib was ready; and II merry sound
of voices came from beyond the wall
The angel opened II locked door, and
smiled so gay an invitntion that
John Jynks had to follow.
Il can't help stepping in for min
ute, though l really have not the
time said John Jynks, not liking
to come to n children's party. 81
was not aware that door was evel
unlocked.
ooh! can unlock all things" said
the joyous angel; land I can rule like
a king. you do not know half my
power"
"Well, in this schoolroom there
was Il Christmas tree; and all the
children got playthings except one
This last one came in late with Il
crutch; and lcant against the wall
and cried most bitterly. Nothing
was left for her. She had limped in
from the strect-a ragged little gut.
ter child.
Can child like that live?" asked
John Jynks, looking at the puny
crooked frame, the small Dinched
face blue with cold.
"She will die off soon," said the
angel; ''she has only one week more. -
"And she cries SO piteously," said
Jynks.
Because" said the angel, 'she
heard ofthe Christmas tree, and she
came AS fast as she could; but it is a
long way to limp, and she is very
weak. She had never toy in her
life-not onc."
"Oh' poor child" The mans
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19
THE BLACK FLAG.

AZ is usual upon the introduction. of 8
new play, Faranta's theatre last evening
entertained that best Of stimulants to
the aetor-a large aud appreciative. an-
dience. Though the ''Black Flag" has
been presented to the New Orleans pub
lie several times in years gone by. it was
pat upon the boards of this popular
theatre Inst night for the FIRST time.
VIM McCready heads the cast as Sim
lazarus, the London Sharper. His i'm
personation of the role ia good not only
as bit of excellent acting INT ala" that
il keeps the audience in thoroughly good
Ilumor throughout the drama. AS Mao
mi Blamfo ford, Miss D-Lano il worthy of
notice, she plays her part becomingly.
ia auisr pretty, and though her voice is
NOT strong it is very clear and sweet.
Harry Glyndnn. the hero. is in the hands
of r. G. Guptill who acts it fairly well.
THE play during its weeks run will no
doubt do well.-Times- Democrat.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE at New orleans. La. ,

LAND OFFICE at New Orleans, La,
Jan. Z, 1889
Notice ia hereby gwen that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his Intention
TO make d.ial proof under Section
1901 r. 8. III suppart OF his claim, and
hat said proof will be made before ti e Judge
or Clerk Of Conrt at Opela,isas, La, On Mon
day, February 25ti, 1889. yiz:
L9Uss DEvIaLE,
who made Homestead Entry No 576s for the
south bali of southwest quarter, section 90
township Q, south ef range l east, Louisiana
meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cont ,nu0us residence upon, and cuisira;iop
Of said land. Wig:
william Carpenter. Paul johnson, Addison
johnson and Prlvat Frutelle, all Of st. Landry
parish, Lvuiaiana.
THOMAS j Butler.
Van 1sst Nsglssss,
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19

By virtue OF IN order of the Honorable DIS
trict Court in and for the parish Of IT. Landry,
there viii! BIZ sold ut public auction to the last
and hiS hest bidder bi the Undersigned teata-
mentaFy executor or any du qualified suction
err, al the Courthouse ia the town OF Opeionsas,
parish OF st. l4aldrt ,On
Tuesday, February 19sh. 1859,
st 80 o'cIscI a. III. The fol owing described
Can't. deceased. late Of the parish of
st. Landry, to-wlt:
/. A certain plantation on Bs5ou Waxa. ST
Landry parish. with all he buildings and i'm.
pr0vements thereon, c"n.a ming about 300 Acres
more or less, bounded nor, h by lands o. JOHN
|ahey, south partly by lands Of ID Dunbsr and
partly by the estate of Ebert CAN'T, east h.
lands formerly owned by Mrs. j. A. Tay lor. now
bert CANT and west by lands formerly OF Mrs.
J. A. Tag lor now b. - Bailey, and lands Of
Dunbar; the sald pl 'H:ati''n having been SC
CURED from q. T. !swtins, by notariai act dn-
~ recorded Dec 10. 1850.
:. tract OF land with all the buildings and
improvements, on bayou Csrron IN sai parish.
r"nt tanning one hundred ana furty eight acres,
bounded north by lands VI the estate OF E.bs r.
property WAS acquired by oeceassd ON Nov. &c,
1878. from j. ". Garviu, by act OF exchange OF
sad date.
3. A certain tract Of land containing two hun
dred and tw enty- fnnr 1911 100 acres. with nli tn:s
buildings and improvements thereon, situated
In the said parish On the bayou WaJia, bounded
On The lorth BY basou Waxia. ives, BY lands o.,
Jacob Birm, east b. lana- of Dr. Vinccnt Boa
gni ane south ny -; this property was &C.
quired from K. Nj AlIsled, Jnua &c, 1880. by act
Before ". c. Perrault, notary paaltc. duly re-
corded
4. Three hundred aud six and 5slleo oores of
land On the left bank of bayou Courtablesu, ap
poSi1e RarTy's claim. being luts - and IL OF thu.
Va of 3 Il OF sec S lois 8. 10, IL and II and 5
L and W VI SEC s; AMI lots 5 and "f fr4c-
tlonai W of sec 8 Is. 8 RtE. Ihis preper-
ty was acquired Jan 8. 1883, at sherifs sale in
suit NO. l3l0O1rt she docket Of the 1854 judicial
district Court IN aud Tor the parish OF TT. Lam
dry, entitled Ebert Ganlt We. John Z. King ct
ais.
s. One undivided third Of the following des-
cribod land Two hphdred and fifty superficial
acres on the right hank OF the Atchafslaya riv-
el at its junction with the Gaurtabeau, being
lots of Sec 10, 3 0f Sec Is, and the N l. vi Sec
is. TIE SITE.
8. The undivided third of three hundred and
twenty OF 90 acres On bayou Waxia, being the
of / and E / of 8 i of Sec 50 aud the =
nf Sec 81. in I4sRfE This auh the pre-
cedins lot also acquired at sneriff's sale in suit
1870. Jan 6, 1885,
7. One lot OF ground in the town of Washing
ton, with all the buildings aud improvements
thereon, fronting nn Bridge st. bounded south
by Gordon st, north by t;arrigues ST, west by
Washington st, being lot No. IS OF the plat OF
said town
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19
PERSONAL.

Judge L. 7. Lai,.ur, of Villrplate
ltnads as an appreciated call on Satur-
Mrs. G. a. Marrogh of Washington
spent Sunday lastamnn2 friendsin town
LID Dnssn,an, worthy resident oi
Fiil-plate. WIS welcome guest at GU,
sanctuas an last Saturday.
Mr.. Diebrrt, Il prominent lumber mer-
chsnt OF Orange, Tex, Was prospecting
i'll oar town on Saturday last.
Lyman J. Dodge, Civil Engineer and
Surveyor, Of West Melville, gave our
Office \ call a few days since.
Senator Willis Prescott of Washing
ton made q visit to our town on Sstur-
day Last.
Mcsdames Harriet and Bryant Hutch
ina Of Lake Charles, are on visit to
friends in snwn.
Eugene II. MCGEE Of Faquetaique was
i'll town on business Tuesday.
Among tho fair ones from our sister
town of Washington, who have visited
our town during the week. we have no.
ticed Mira. w. Gibson, Mra. C. A. Roy,
Mrs. J. Miller, Mrs. j. D. Hagerty and
Miss Mary Gibson.
Cnrel Wolff, a prominent merchant Of
oar sister town Of Washington, gave the
DEMOCRAT y pleasant call few days
since.
Senator C. G. Dusnn put in an appear-
ance in town OF Monday last, and gave
the DEMOCRAT pleasant call.
ETmogrnr Guillory of Mammou. was
in town Tuesday on Court business.
w. j. Young Of Boreta was on our
street ON Monday last. W.
Jos. Enmons of West Melville made
q Wait IN eur town on Monday.
Dnrsn L*fsur of Chataignier, paid
our tosn a yisit Oh Tuesday. and gave
our saHctHa q pleasant CALL.
j w CHff,d has been relieved from
the position which he las held for acme
months "A boss OF the floating repair
gang on the Morgan road, and has re-
sumed his old position as section boss
III this place. 81.
William J. Ewes. Who Of late has been
i'll charge ut this section. has removed
tn Haasvii!c. where he will lave a like
positinn. - r 5@t S
y j. Ben. Kirkman,f by. Col U. s. In
ternal Revenue paid our town a visit
IN Thursday. = 2aG 2
Leon Wolff the genial usoprietnr of
ths famous Rcd Store" ut Washington.
gave usa pleasant call on Thursday.
& Phil. Jacobs, one of w ashington's live
AMI progressive merchants was in town
Thnrsday.
D Judge T. c. Willis Of Washington.
gave us visit ON Thursday last.
& L. j.. Snith of Mount Hope planta-
zion. Waxia. made business visit to
our town IN 1'hnfsday.
Il Jos. l.. Fapieaot and g.. s.. Chesia,
Two Of Wsshingt?n's solid residents.
gave as a pleasant call Thursday eve
ming Tzz aEaRE | M
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19

9. A certnin lot of ground in the town OF Wash
ington, with nil the bu, .dlngs and improve.
inents thereon. fronting ON Gordon ST. bounded
west Ivy B. Notes lot, cast by Mrs. Gardiner
and south by Bu!lot at, being 10, s. Of the plat
OF said town.
Washington, with the buildings AID inprov.>
E.ents thereon. fronting on Old Bri go at. bnln
del north ard west by lot OF the estate of MIR
re south by property of A. kltsr, snd east rs
os Sftge street.
10. .-t Of land on the bayou Cour
table. 90, fronting on said hay on
x'e er 4a 1ta n pr. ssn srp ns
more aed . n"rt and . wsst BY Lands
at sheriff. o. oct 49, 1915. and is to s,e sold in
lots according To II pla. and subdivision to hi
exhibited on me day OF sa!e and previous there.
to st inc Office OF Z. II. Leais, Attorney, ~
opeiousas
II. The Monnt Hope riantsti VI. With all the
bindings and improvements thereon, incitttiin <
ne Sugar House aud machinery, cotton gin,
xrist mill, containing three Thousand Ive nan
drea ard Elrty acres and sa1ea Oh an scr>.
bounded north by land for merry helrneing to
a. n. Hawkins, tIle RIDER, and lands ut airs. DIR.
Scranton. south by lands Of Mr5. smith and By
lands formerly he sonSthg to tns estate Of Is. Is,
Carter. east h; laEs OF X. s. Siain und lanes
formerly oelong1 {; o tneestate of + b. Carter.
This property Wiz sold to Eaton & tsarst,w and
res cQuired by him at kherffs sale Sept. 7, 1917
There will he so d together with this plantation
and under the Indication. the fo.lo ing
personal prGptrtt OH said plantation, and which
serves to GU tlrate The same Tnlrty mules six
HXeE. s;N wASgtna, tE7o OK carts, aud all the
farming i'm /, Elements sud an ample supply vi
seed cane.
Ey1ihs Is a thoroughly furnished sugar
Plantation aud III high etate OF cultivation
upon wfich paying croi Of Sugar was raised
the past year-eGs
u. -Four tracts Of land living on bayou Croco.
die. nt asetiug ni;4c hu0di,d and 1orty-two
ana I4tt 90 SoreS, ard BEN K section Two, f. AMI
n L OF ccc 5. :, Z ard lois aud of sec s. a Nd
Sec 10. ana aii IN 1 s il B Z.
49, Eighty acres Of laud on the Atehafalaya
river, being tie north END OF l. VI Sec "a, I
6 D K L..
"a The following tracts Of swamp land situated,
on the Aichataiaya ana Courtahlr8u rive 8. ag-
greaallng TWO Hundred and forty one acres anfi
l7tico OF an acre. aud being 3 r. ! of s W u.
+c 10; tie W OF s l. SEC "a the y l. Of 5
vi Sec "a; The vi N VI OF Sec "a.
is. A lot OF ground in the town of Opelousas,
consisting OF one arpent, bounded on she easi
by MarFet street. On the nOrth b., Vine IT, anu
on TIE south and west BY lots OF the esta tc.
1e. A lot of ground in the town of Opelousas
containing Gne arpent, bounded cd the east by
Aarket street, Oh tue north by the above des-
crlDed let. on the south by - street and on the
west by lot Of the es.ata
IT. A lot of ground in the town OF Opelousas
containing ole arpent, mere less, buunuee.
on tHe nurtE bJ a :Dt Cf the estate Oh the south
by South Ct, On the east b. lot above described
and OLA The west D. bayou lesson.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-19
The following arc the decisions ren-
dered by the Circuit Court, which adj
iourued on the 18th inst.

jourued on the 18th inst.
No. 50 u. Lalanne Vs. Alicia Las,rapes,
wife ans, dth-Ts-iulg n-nt of lower court re-
versea. and Judgment IN favor of Defendant
M. 80 w. q. Wheeler vs. &. n. Gorslon-
Judgment appealed from. avoided and re-
versed and ordered that ". e. Wheeler have
Judgment against Gordon for $500 90 with S
per cent interest f.nru 9th of May, Il IS. suh-
iect to y credit OF 1856 50, costs OF court to bc
pail BIZ G. N. 4nrdon.
No lOl. &. ID. Auirus Va. Raymond .Ien,
Pierre-judgmrnt appealed from reversed.
and ind smrnt in favor "f plain i'll for Le sum
of $50 90 that the demand OF defendant in
reenn ven. Jon hs rejected that the writ of
spoaestratinn be dissolved and set aside and
al, r.,s,s incurred by The same he pai,. by
piaintiff. the either c"sts in the DstrCt Court
and on appeal TO be paid by defendant.
No 10. " Maynard ct al We. Nzeine Dai
gle-judgnent appealed from reversed 40 far
ae 1t ,iH.oives the injunction AMI ssanestr.-
tuu, and decreed that the logs and spit tim
Der sesfd 10 he!"ng exclusively To defendant,
plaintiff to pay cos's.
No, 100 W. A. Saddler va. Z. w Foster
Judgment affirmed ut appellants cost.
No 1903. Charles Clay ct al vs. James A
Williams ct judgment affirmed at appel
l,ni's ro.t.
NJ. lo4. A. y. Mcfarland VS.. Philip Lsiber
Judgment affirmed at appellants cost.