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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Alsheimer. Henry TO Richard J Schults and wife, s
fsh ana Tits Sol sa,S % SS%sor YEAR.
Clarence and 1s s' 5000 e Eliza Ross 1a4A
st. bes x livingston others the Continental
In; cs sS No. il sss' ss W s CLARK IT. No 1es
NC BE %sns ana sPf IL SOUTH & Hn
Clara to S.1 Mary "a od Doe trus Hoe
fleetwood Louis and wife to . Sarah ss Goo Goodman
Ssc q TO ssS Of
Bu@snn 1osds Sire Of ySh ysos Of sh
f Flake axe Albert to TTederS Middlebrook, s5thst
Alexander ds i Ross. $ s2dst Of 0thava years
Same Same to Harriet Fellows o2d-ss Of ethave
same 70 Ellen Mann. 92d-st Of 9th-ave. years.
Same to Amelia Kerr. 92d-st., ethsve.. yrs
same to Daniel Lord 92d-st sth-ave. yrs
Same to the Mercantile Trust Company s2d-st'
Cas- John and wife to Trustees Peabody Education
Fund u and 10 spepasds' yrs 70 s MSEy Braun
sSrnef MoTrsavo and isathst e morts yrs
Horn, Andrew to Anna DebOben. nth-st
KsSs john Ssat and wife, to EgertOn winthrop IT,
l2G KFDs GaayH as g "aY' and 1 whppe
West Ehdave. s9thst. w. 5000: o, the 1eake
%ats orphan am Gcuse 70 sstSss Sdave G
klees, Ludwig, 10 Louis hreuuer' "o'"''" Avn"
Ksisky, Louis TO Charles DOwney. No. 81 Baxter-st
Siens Benedlss T. to Sarah j. RickersOn Stanton
Lore Ella w. TO cha1es b. JurtOn. s1st-s,
ss%e 70 MEM" Hei'riettS T. JurtOn. property yrs
McGrah. Palk and wife. to Bowery Savings Bank. IS
72dst lstayee q morts) year $50 600 ,,.,..o,
McGuckn. Henry and wife, TO A Mahoney g
7thave and 121st-st. &C, months, $4,000
Same 70 Charles Kendall. same property TO secure
bond, $40 COS.
Newman Jacob NJ. to Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association 10Oth.st Q 9h.ave. months, s2S,oo0:
Person, l. and wife 10 John r. Comfort, n S west
ST. lot No 20 West Farms. yrs $3.50
Run, Charles. and to Daniel Huber o Orchard
ST. near Stanton-st, L yr. 10000.
Sayers, David TO Emma l.. Shaw. cor Tamadge-st
and Lafayette-aye year. $3.50.
Stevenson Vernon X, and wife 10 George r. Fearing
and ano trustees, corner Sthave and 76th-st, 1-2
siiber. William II. and wife Annie L Cornell
stein Philip and wife 70 John p Chattilion and ano,
trustees. corner Madisonaye and 102dst, yrs.
Vantine, Ashley A. to Frances A Hunter. oth.ave
WINE Cath L. to Michael Conlan and ano. n s Goth
Same to same same property years. $4,000.
Weber Ire. 70 DOre Lyon, 9lstst W SHAVE.
Reilly Michael, to George Ehret Avenue
and 61st-st, demand $1,000 49,
Turner p r. 70 George Wiley, 39th-st 11th-
Tohef owen, and wife James y Phelan
Ioriart-st lot No. 175. yrs. 81 500
operative building and Loan Association lo9h-st
21:ave instalments, ss oOc CT, ,,,.
Wight Isaac T. John Il Smith, l5lst-st, e
nhaye yeor 1000
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OFFICE OF THE ST. PAUL AND DULUTH r. r CO.,
New-York Dec 10, 1855
A DIVIDEND has been declared this day upon
"A the Preferred Stock OF this Company
half cent 70 2 payable Preferred Stockholders
OF record at the close OF business Saturday December
e 1888 a. the Fourth National Bank OF this CITY, and
the close OF business Saturday December o. 1888
reopen on the 18th OF January. 1889
G. G. HAVEN, Jr.,
Aesgt Sec etarv
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Nev-York wednesday, Jan. 9, 1889.
Tho following sale was held Exchange and Auction
"oO" "' BY William Kennedy Bro.
One Nth interest the 4-story building and story
stable. with lot No S2s West 3oth,st s. SUI ~ VI
sthave lot IS ixos9; W Mulry, s26oo
BY L. J. a /. PhilIips. a..
Sale Of buildings with block Of land bounded by sta
ave 1850 and 1S4th sts and McCombs Dam road' was
adjourned to January To-
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Titp propertp for 9ais.

r or SALE OR TO LET-330 Lexinstonave. ID nice
~ Sofdef; immediate possession. rutland WIFI
INC. Beekmanst
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Citp propertp 90 Eet.

A bx;sToRY. substantial new building. 25xllo, asS
- Ieali-tt, u let with mmedistt possession; power
a oesird RUTLAND ( WHITING, 8 Beekman-st
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OREGON RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPA

The bonds will be paid upon presentation at the Office
Farmers Loan and Trust Company NewYork City.
The interest on the above thirty 800 bonds will
and after Feb. 1. 1889.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trustee.
by r. G. ROLSTON, President
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CesaI Notices.

-
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by tho
Il Hon Henry w. Dookstaver, Judge Of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the City and County Of New York. on
TO all the creditors and persons having claims assinsf
Richard E Palmer and John ID. Miey individually and
as copartners composing the nrn OF Palmer Miley,
lately doing business such copartners IA the City Of
New.Yo that they required present their claims
with the vouchers therefor duly verified 70 the SUP
Palmer snd John x MlIey, Individually and as
partners composing said nrm Of Palmer Miey for th2
benefit OF creditors, the ONCE OF said assignee NO
South william ST., NewYork CITY, NcwYork on or before
the 25th day OF February, 1883. -
Dated New-York City, November 27tht 1SSS
SIMON NJ SAUNDERS. Assignee
GEORGE BANKS BOYD,
Attorney for Assignee
No. "a Pine-st. New-York City.
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Ceetures ana nleetin9s.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Board OF
i Managers OF the Nursery aud Childs Hospital Will
be held at the institution January 8 at ~ O'Clock
j. c. O0THOUT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-03
BROOKLYN I]roperip for Sale ano 20 Let

, oyv pprCFD LOTS along l. road. In Brookyn. N
cw ~ snit huIlders investors; streets se"e'eu
and paved values iap,dy eMHlmaITIyG Bcekman-st
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Savings Banks.
SAVINGS BANK,
118 West 23d.st., near 6th-ave.

The Trustees have decoed out Of the earnings Of the
six months ending Dec. 81 1883 Sml.annual Interest
Dividend Y Dcgostcrs entitled thereto the rate Of
THREE AND ONEHALF PER CENT per annum.
all Of IS and OO0 payable and after
Jan 81 1889 Deposits made before Jan. 10 draw
interest from Jan. l. Open daily from 10 .. m TO
.. M and Saturday evenings from 9 TO o'clock
GEORGE O. WALDO, President
HENRY KONG. IT,
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HlusirdI Instruments.

NUMBER o, slightly used upright end ssusre piano.
BY the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera Heuss Compan.
during the past opera season VIII % so1a ~ uoefS
reduction from regular prices.
WIN KNABE CO. fio Sthsve.. sbo7s 16th.se
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ronntrp propertp for Sale ano 20 IT,

cENcy FOR MONTCLAIR-Handsone resdences
"A And building sites for bale houses 70 ISL sstNn ="
year CLARENCE u. TUBES BeehnA-. y. -
n, oNTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGEN xnte, Co.. 70
mi ssr haudsome residences for sale noderate pIleeA
e'' ""TAEsoNs TAYLOR 20 Cedar.st. n. =
ORANGE. N. JMonrose ave-: n %o scprs siable
hos, nelghborhood minutes from depoti ei5uoUoo
EDW. Il. HAMILTON CO.. 20 ID way o"ee o.
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UNION DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

BROADWAY, 32D-sT. AND 6TH.AvE.,
NETWORK. Dec. 10. 1888
INTEREST at the usual rate, namely FOUR
per cent per annum up to $1,000 and THREE cent
excess over 000 has been voted for the present
hafyear by the Board OF Trustees PAYABLE and alter
January 10. not withdrawn bearing interest from
January !.
Open daily (ncludng Saturdays TIL 3; Mondays till T.
Money deposited on or before Jan 10 draws interest
from January !. s. y. BUTCHER, President
GARDNER S. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
CHARLES Z. SPRAGUE Secretary.
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business propsrtp for Sale ana 90 Ct

D'tLfyTthGs STORES. LOFTS AND oyyICESn ~
lam WI beekmSn, Ann, Fulton. John, rSs 4
wuITiNGs ana streets In The vicinity. huAA"~
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01
REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP TICK
EFT.

Trustee, T. 8. Ball; treasurer, d. Chris
,Isn; clerk, C. L. Adams; constables, Frank
Jackson Joel jackson.
MARNAToN.
For trustee, VIM. MattOcks; treasurer, j h.
Hobby; clerk, w. +. Young; justice, VIM.
Brouahton; constable, Harvey Smith.
COTTAGE GROVE.
For trustee, j. H. Hamilton; treasurer, A.
Cochran; clerk, John Day justice, Ira Noyes.
KIN.
For trustee, J. W. Carol; clerk, j. W.
Johnsop: treasurer, A. G. Kohler; constables
j, 4, Stansberry, Daniel Tice.
osAGE
Tretee, W. L. Wisely; clerk, Abram Donica !;
treaeurer, Hiram Pierce; justices Of the peace,
TO hIl vacancy Samuel Cole; constables, K.
A. Garrison and John Stanleyj Road over
eeers. Diftrict No. l, Isaac Shively, No a.
-, No. 8, Preston Doughty, No. 4, j. L.
Burris.
Trustee, G. c. Gibson; clerk, d. A. Rich
treasurer, A. d. Young; constable, NJ. W.
Greeman.
Trustee, Sylvester HUFF; treasurer, Anton
Baur; clerk, E. II. Snodgrass; constables,
Chas Nelson. Geo. L. James; road overseere,
District No. l Henry Nickols, No. Jack Bail
ey, No. 5, Olof. johnson, No. John Niehol-
son, No. 8 W. j. Sample.
DEER cRKHK.
Citizens ticket.1 Trustee, Frank keyser
clerk, VIM. Bobby; treasurer, Chas Carpenter
constable, Gilbert Bobby; justice Of the peace,
E. X. Kavanaugh.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Treasurer
WIN. CUNNINGHAM
ForCounty Clerk,
E. NJ. ECKLEY
For Sheriff
LOUIS HOBART
For Register of Deeds
J. F. NIGH
For Coroner
DIR, w. II. MCDOWELL
For Surveyor
G. DEWITT.
For Commissioner Srd District
D. r. INGE,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01
CHEAP HONEY.

Bowlus has any amount Of none
that he can loan on real estate security
at lower rates than can Se had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

whiskey platform was little less than
an insult and 1t is no wonder she
promptly declined.
-.
Emporid Globe (Dem.): The lola
REGISTER gives the Democrats little
roast for voting at their primary,
which is exactly the right thing to do.
Any Democrat should have respect
enough for. himself and his brother
Democrats to stay away from all Re-
publican primaries.
~.
Look on this picture:
We further declare that zoe are 0p.
Dosed TO all sunlptudry legislation,
and oppose the SPECIALIZED prohibition
la,us of this state, as they u0U erist as
detrimental to the best commercial
and moral interests of the State, and
ne demand their repeat.-Atteu coun-
ty Democratic Platform.
And then on this:
We especially declare
that the Republican party Of Atten
county is in harmony Nth our State
ld,Ds on the temperance question.
allen county Republican Platform.
~
If you are q gambler and don't want
to lose your money you had better
place it on the Republican ticket. for 1t
Is
VIM. Cunningham,
G.. Dewitt,
J. F. Nigh,
D. r. INge,
j. C.WoodiN n,
E. NJ. Eckl Ey,
Louis Hobart,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

Churches.
THRISTlAN-SERVlC On FIRST SUM-
- day of every month ct II o clock .. m. Ut
the Court House.
DRESBYTERIAN-SER EVERY rUN
i day at IL O.. m. and p. m. sunday
School at 9:45 o. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening. All are invited to
attend. w. H. Hyatt. Pastor
THRISTIAN, OR DlsCIPLES-CURNER
~ of Sycamore and broadway. Services
IL 9. m. and $50 p. m. Sunday school 10 ..
m. Prayer meeting We lnesday evenings. w.
W. Blalock, Pastor.
10 EFORMED-D,VINE WORSHIP IN THE
N Christ Reformed Church at IL O'Clock ..
m. on three Sundays Of every month, and ev-
cry Sunday evening at the usual hour Of ser
vice. Sunday School every Sabbath Ut 10
o'clock q. m. All are cordially invited to at
tend J. X. Skinner, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-LOKNER OF
Nl Jefferson Avenue and Broadway street.
Services every Sabbath 1t II Q. m. and 80 p. m.
Class meeting Immediately after the morning
service. Sunday School st 9:5 .. n, j. 4.
Henderson 5uperinten't. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening At sop. m. strangers and
visitors in the city AndAll others cordially invit.
cd to all these services. J. B. Ford, Pastor
DAPTIST-ON SYCAMORE ST. LARGE
Preaching every Sunday at IL O'Clock ..
M and at the usual hour In the evening. Sun
day School at 9:45 .. m. Prayer meeting Wed.
nesday evening" p. m. Young people, prayer
meeting every Sunday evening at 5:O. This
notice Is inserted to assure you Of warm well
sone at any Of these services. c. d. N. Moore.
paatov
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mind and Body"

Find their cure in Ayers Sarsaparilla. Mrs. G.
Kennedy. 7s7 Pacific ST., Brooklyn, N. T., says:
About four years ago I was taken down with
nervous prostration. Mind and body seemed to
have given out together. My head was dizzy.
my eyes weak, and my feelings wretched in the
extreme. Doctors prescribed for me without
avail. One day. while looking over Ayers Alma
mac, resolved to try the virtue Of Ayers Sar-
sapariIla.
did so, and before had finished the drst bottle.
I felt a decided change for the better. I con-
tinued the use of this medicine, until now can
scarcely believe ever had been sick"
Price 81 i; six bottles, SIS. Worth SIS bottlA
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Ayers Sar sapariIla.

saparilla being recommended above all others,
we began to use 1t with marvellous results. The
sore gradually healed and health and strength
were finally and permanently regained."
1Ads By Dr.. ]. G. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
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81 Marvellous Results"

Follow the use Of Ayers Sarsapsrilla. J. J.
Armstrong, weimer, Texas, writes: "One OF my
children had q large sore break out on the leg.
We applied simple remedies, for while, think
ing the sore would shortly heal. But it grew
worse. The child lost appetite. became weak
and thin, and II last had q regular fever. We
sought medical advice. and were told that an
Alternative medicine was necessary.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

E q -. IL.
n F. & A. NJ. REGULAR MEETINGS
n. the first and third Tuesdays of each
month. Members of the order In good stand-
ing are cordially invited A. j FULTON, W m.
r. w. DUFFY, Sec.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

N61SGe11axa00r10.
n LIEN COUNTY HORTICULTURAL So
"A ciety meets in lola the second Saturday
each month at 2 o. clock p. m.
RoBERr COOK, President.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

lola PUBLIC LIBRARY-OVER NORTH-
i thrup's bank. open every saturday
rom till O'Clock p. IN. Stock and mem.
bership tickets for sale at the room.
Mrs, VIM. Knapp, Librarian.
DIBLE SOCIETY-A SUPPLY OF BIBLES
ID and Testamsnts may be found at the Al
len County Bible Depository, Scott Sons.
- OCULAR MEETINGS OF THE +. NJ. b. A
N are held quarterly as follows: The End
of January, April, July and Octo-
Der. Adjourned meetings the second Saturday
of each month at 10 CLOCK.
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OFFICE OF The REaIsTEal
Iotd, Kan. Oct. IL. 1881
Mr.. Frank PoWer,
lola. Kansas:
DEAR SIR. The convention of the
Union Labor party, which made y0u
Its candidate for Treasurer, failed to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

"a. e.
NC COOK POST NO. 81. g. A. R.-MEETS
wi the first Saturday on or before each full
moon at the G, A. K. Hall. All Comrades
in good standing are invited to meet With the
Post. T. 8. SLOWER, r. z.
Il. M ECKLEY, Post Adj.
CAUNDERS POST NO 254-MEETS The
- first Saturday before full moon Of
each month, In Dawson Hall, at 80 p. m. All
comrades In good standing are invited.
g. w. MATHEWS, p. C..
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So the conclusion of the whole mat.
ter, as we see it-and these are the
last words the REGISTER can have on
the Subjects that every Republican
should vote for every candidate on his
ticket. Every candidate on that tick.
ct deserves his support on political
grounds because they were all fairly
nominated, and on personal grounds
because they are all gentlemen of ir-
reproachable character and of admit
ted capability. And the party owes
itself the triumphant election Of all its
candidates because 1t will thereby be
strengthened for the fight next year.
And the fight next year will mean
something. Let US stand by the
straight ticket. from treasurer to con.
stable, and thus enjoy the exceeding
great reward Of an old fashioned vic
tory and clear conscience.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01
lola TOWNSHIP TICKET.

r. F. STRICKLAND.
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Did you ever take the Republican
ticket and read it carefully from top to
bottom and see what prime lot of
men are on it? There il VIM. Gull
bingham to begin with: A man
whose private life lie spotless who as
q merchant accommodated more PEG.
pie probably than any other one man
In the county; who as public officer
has performed his duties faithfully,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-11-01

We understand Mr.. J. NJ. Lindsay,
the Union Labor candidate for county
clerk, has dismissed his school for two
weeks in order that he may have an
opportunity to try to persuade the
people 10 vote for him. He must be
employed by an exceedingly accom-
modating school board.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-05-17

In view Of the recent Decision OF
the Sopreas Court OF the United
States IL the case Of David Freeeppd
70 Joseph v. williams 10 which the
act Of the Go Institutional Conve Mi. n
relieving Persons engaged 10 the war
and the Decision OF the Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF w. vs.. sustain
Ing that act are completely vind,cse-
ed; Doesn't tina, flaming compliment
paid by the editor Of Key ser Tribune
to the memory Of the Carskaions 3
years since In which he conxrAtula.
ted them on the manly aud indspend.
ent course which they had pursued
In dismi seing some Of tho infamous
Judgm ents which they had obtained
against John r. Pierce seem to have
been li.sls premature.
would also inquire OF the vould .
b. 90 vernon of W. Va, Who reed 6ve
whole votes 10 his native County for that
pofitio at the last slecti On, THAT would
nov DO the prospect Of his eoliscsiaS hi.
yudGmeots ASrIR TEE DsArH. OF JoHs r
Pssscs, Who still expects, By the aid OF Q
rev Pres criptions from DR.. Daley, taken
under bis directions. to be able to render
any necessary service at sthe PEAL ixrRa.
MET OF the said wsuld.bs 0ovauor.
Thsnkisg you for these kindly consider A.
lions, and hoping you will answer ny one.
ries without delay, an
fours, and % forth, with the accent d..
cidcdiy on the fso FORTH
JOHN T. PsERoR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-05-17

OVER Two HUNDRED MtltIoHs
iDLE.-Over half . hundred expert,
will Perf"rm the duty If counting the
peoples money nov locked up in the
tress ury wants in connection with the
transfer Of the sffice to Trca urer
Huston. Nearly twp hundred mil
lions az dol'ars IL the idle money in
the Treasury Drrers inert, money
which is never handled cave by ex.
pert counters on each occssi ne M aye
ohersd when ttsere isIa change In tue
o!dce Of treassrer. The outg ,iog 81
Mr. Hyatt and tho income of Mr..
Huston, who was sw IN IN Saturday.
nsc' ssifs'es this dirut banc. OF tie
gold and silver dollars AMI other
boarded wealth Of . govern meut OF
the people that taxes the people for
tho benefit OF the mouopoi, SITS.
IL ss MITIGATE iR this count accor.
ding to law, there should be an a.
Weakening among the Taxpayers and .
realiz'ng sense Of how this vast and
embarrassing hoard ia accumulated,
and II the people wilt pause end
gaze on the picture OF at least Elk '
experts engaged 'iaily fvr a pcrioi OF
four or i've months in simply coun-
ting the idle wealth wrung from the
laboripg masses. there may be such .
revolution ii public sentiment as
shall secure reform in taxation and
economy In expenditure. - Baltimore
Sun Of Monday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-05-17
Justice at Last.
The Constitutional Con vsutiou of
West Virginia INDICATED.

In the Supreme Court of the Uni.
ted States st Washington Monday,
the decision OF the Supreme Court Of
Appeals Of West Virginia in the
case OF David Freeman against Jo-
eeph V. Williams was affirmed, the
court holding that parties cannot bs
held liable for seizures Of property
committed as acts Of legitimate war
fare. This vas test case and uae
OF the results Of the decision is to
protect ex.Coniederate soldiers from
having their property seized to sat.
isiy claims for damages on account OF
the destruction or appropriation Of
the property Of other parties. done
'as aCts Of legitimate warfare.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-05-17

Mr.. VANDERBILr's SOUTHERN
PALACE.-A Raleigh dispatch SAYS
Information which appears to be
positive has been received TO the
effect TINT WIN. X. Vanderbilt, will
build near Asheville, N. c., the most
magnificent private residence In the
South, and that it will stand In truly
a royal domain. Some months ego
lie began the purchase Of property
near Asheville on the French Broad
and SwsnDanoa rivers. He secured
an eminence on which TO build, which
overloOks the lovely valleys Of the
Frenchs Broad and SvanDanoa rivers.
and from which there Is a view in all
directions for miIes. He has added
to the original purchase until he now
owns 4 900 acres, which cost him
from $50 to 800 per acre, extending
along the road toward Hendersonville
on one side and embracing the valley
OF French Broad for quite a distance
on the other. His architect hss
completed design for a grand man
sion. 1t is TO be 300 feet 10 length,
with gorgeous parlors and reception
rooms, conservatories, bathrooms and
fountsin,--in short all comforts and
appointments to be had by the expen t.
diture u a million Of dollars, the &.
mount decide d upon. lie is now
negotiating for 40 additional $50 acres
for which he will be required to pay
900 900 The price OF the properly
has advanced 500 per cent, within the
past hundred days
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-05-17

A DECISION OF INTEREST TO FARM.
ERs.-The decision rendered. by. the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
decides case in which. hundreds of
iArmers throughout Eastern Penns 81.
vunia arc interested. This was the
case OF GereJ sPlatl & johnson VS.
John Unger, suit originally tried in
the cour OF Berks county. 1t arose
out of the transaction. of the famous
Bohe milan OttsAssocia'i)n, which at
the time had branches and did an ex.
tensive business all over that section
OF tho State. It's mode Of operation
was 10 sell Its Bohemian oats to
farmers. guaranteeing to sell their
produce'to the amount ..of twice the
number Of bushels purchased. at.$lO
per bushcl. This offer was accepted
by hundreds Of farmers. but the as
ISOLATION wa, unable TO fl it's con-
tract, and the aggregate OF the money
lost by farmers in Pennsylvania was
some time ago estimated. to have
been $4,000. Tue case Ist decided
arose in tile following way. In De-
ccinber, 1885. Unger..ss bought 80
hoshels Of tho oats from irving Beck
or, . representative of the Bohemian
Osis association. and paid for them
VIA q nTomissory no,esfor $500. due
q. April l. 1887. { A. the same time
Becker gave Ungcr bond OF the as.
soc'atlon, agreeing to sell 80 bus he ls
OF Bohemian oa' for him st $40 q
bushel. Unger's--note finally tcame
into the hands of the plaintiffs, who
are manufacturers, Of agricultural
implements at Oswego, N. Y. The
80 bushels Of oats which Unger
bought OF course produced only an
ordinary crop, and even on that crop
Unger never received any money,
having delivered the oats, without
receiving payment. to the person TO
whom the association had sold them.
To The suit upon the note Unger flei
afiidavits alleging these facts, and the
Berks County Court refused to grant
Judgment. This the Supreme Court
now sus,ains.