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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1889-01-30
CLERK SUPERIOR COURT.

We find his books kept in his
usual good style, free from blots or
stains.
Gases tor trial Nov. term'8S 25
" disposed of. ......... s
on appearance docket. 80
" disposed of. ......... 3
Criminal cases continued. E. 20
COUNTY COURT.
No. cases from beginning of
court to date. ........ 1O3
No. cases disposed of. 90
sTgfNTuu
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1889-01-30

Mrs, NJ + cole, Dawson Ga.
Steve Y. Rudd, Shellman, Gu.
II. A. Atkinson " "
]. 4 Crymes, Weston Ga, J.
II. West, { bcDubbt e, Ga. s. NJ.
hi,chard, Coffee county, Ga.
This stove might appropriately
he cal!e'i the widows friend" 10
which the following ladies' will tess
til
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1889-01-30
DAWSON So0NlNc.a
What others think of ne.

Mr.. A. X. Jennings in Americas
Recorder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
ROW AMONG TRAMPS.
A PARTY OF TOURISTS HAVE SMALL RIOT
IN THE FIRST WARD.
Several Men Badly Bsaisn-Ths Police Use Their
RsvolvIs-An Ohio Girl Rescued and
Taken Home.

Yesterday afternoon about dozen and
a half fine specimens Of the genus tramp
struck the upper portion of the city, and
proceeded to work the citizens for email
change, cold victuals. cast of clothing
and other things dear to the hearts o.
tourists of that particular class.
About five O'Clock dozen or 30 OF The
vags assembled on the "Pewiky" railroad
track to compare notes and divide the
spoi's. and sooa there was fine racket in
progress. Fson words the tramps pro
ceeded to boss, and several Of them were
thumped in On unmercifnl manner before
the police could arrive on the scene.
Onicar Jack Desmond made charge on
the fighting and struggling mass of mendI-
cants, and pat them TO flight in fine style.
lie raced them mp the railroad track, firing
his revolver in the sir as he went, the only
effect being 10 accelerate thtir speed. Jack
succf eded IN captu ring two Of the gang,
and locked them up in the Vigilant engine
house cell. Ooe Of the prisoners, who gave
the name Of John Dugan, had his counte-
nance beaten ont Of shape, and at the City
Hall, where they were taken by Officers
Desmond and Hazlett. about eight o'clock,
Dugan sad Somebody walked over me
whiskers whole was layin' down" The
second prisoner, who gave the name OF
John Barns. proved TO be quite poet, re-
citing the story of his part 10 the fracas in
choice blank we're.
They will dance before His Honor this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

Paris Roads, Pa. Cockerel-FiTst, NJ. +.
Whitman; second, W. X. Trusx; third, j.
@. Hoge; fourth, II. T. Beatty. Mssslllon,
o. Pullet-First and fourth, Nj Z. whit
ham; second, Barron & Farmer; third, w.
X. Truax. Breeding Pen-First, M. +.
Whiiam; second, Barron & Farmer; third
and fourth, ]. O. Hoge.
GOLDEN WYANDOTTES-COck >.
II. Oberlin, Msrsillon, o.; second, j. G.
Braddock; third, W. II Justus. Hen
First and second, ]. c. Braddock; third,
Sam II. Orr. C1ckerel-Firt, +. T.
Osler, Batesville, o.; second and fourth,
II. B .rrsr, third, II. F. Beatty. Pallet
First and second, II. F. Beatty; third. F.
P. Osler; fourth, III. Berrar. Breeding
Pen-First. H F. Beatty; second, ID.
Berrar; third, II. w. Justus.
SILVER PoLIsH-H. Berrar, Massillon,
Ohio, second on cock; fret, second and
third on hen; second on cockerel; first,
second, third and fourth on pullet; first on
breeding per.
MISUNDERSTANDING and second,
Sam II. Oberlin, Massillon, o; third,
John Il. Clark, Washington, Pa. Cock
First, John B. Clark; Hen-Flrss Sam h.
Oberlin; second, John H. CLARK; Pallet
Fint, second, third, S. II. Oberlln; fourth,
John Clark; Breeding Pen-First, s. ii.
Oberlin.
WHITE JAvA-Breeding Pen-First pre-
mium, j. r. MeNary, BuigettstowD, Pa.
S. S. HAMBURG w. S. OriswelI, second
on cock; first, second and fourth on hen
first on cOckeTel, fret on pullet; Chas
Null, Wheeling, secOud on cOckerel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Salem Academy.

A certificate of incorporation has been
issued to the Salem Academy, organic ID
for the purpose of purchasing real estate
10 Salem, Harrison county, and erecting
building or buildings thereon, in which
to establish an academy and college as
soon es the Il nai cial condition will war
rant, TO he subject to the regulations Of
the Seventh Day Baptist Church. IL is in.
tended to give a thorough academic and
collegiate course, aud to award diplomas
to all who pass the requisite examination
upon the various branches ot learning
taught therein. Tbs principal Office is Il
be at Salem, Harrison couniy, ard the
charter is to expire on November 20, 1893.
Tee sum of s., $50 ba' been subscribed 10
the capital stock and S2l6 have been paid
in, with the privilege of increasing the
same to $50, 600 in sll. The capital IS d.
yided into shares of $50 each, OF which G..
W. F. Randolph holds 40; jesse F. Ran.
dolph, 20; L 3 Davis, l; F. NJ. Swiger,
.; A. S. Childrus, 4; Earnest Randolph
/; Ulic F. Randolph, /; Lloyd F. Ran
delphi, 4; G. NJ. Randolph, /; James n.
David, 2, end Hiram Wilson, 2, all OF Sa
lem. and J. l.. Hufmen and Charles n
Msxton, of Lost Creek, each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
FOUND In A BAGNI0.
An ErriDg Ohio Girl Taken Home by
Her EAihar.

An ErriDg Ohio Girl Taken Home by
Her Father.
For some time past the police have been
on the lookout for a young girl, Lena
Colbert by name, who was supposed Ia
have gone sstray in this city. The girl
belorgs near Woodtfeld, o, but left home
SONS weeks sgo, to visit a friend in Cum
bsrlsnd. From Cumberland she came to
this city, and wen; 10 work SIS a domestic
in family. She did no. refrain there
long, and while on street car, f,l in with
a girl named Halter, resident of this city,
aud who has figured 10 police circles once
or twice. The Colbert girl asked az to the
chances of getting a place, and the Haller
girl advised her to 20 to a house of i'll
fame. The Colbert girl refused, hat was
finally prevailed on 10 so 10 Ida WaltoR's,
although she said she would not stay there.
The inmates Of the house prevailed on her
TO remain, however, and from Wslton's
she dIiited over to MIS- Kiem's on
T~enty-first street, where she was found
by Chief Smith Wednesday hight ard
taken to the City Hall. In Police Court,
yesterday morning, she was committed TO
jsil. Her father arrived in the city during
the day, in response to telegram from
Chief Smith, and took the girl to her
home in Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

compensation of the Chief Of the Fire De-
partment, Assessors, Health Officer, Clerk
of the Fire and Police Board, assistant
City Clerk aud members of the fire depart
ment, and while doing this refused to add
q man TO the police force, although de-
mand was made By our people without
regard to party, for new policemen. The
nominal reason for the refusal was that
the City had no money, but the true reason
was LET drop by member Of "cOnvivial
habits, - who swore that Porter Smith was
a id Democrat and he should not have
another man under him." The increase
in the salaries of the above officers would
have paid the salaries Of a half dozsn
policemen. The example of Council has
brought forth fruit in some of the City
Boards. In one, a member is credited
with being the agent Of firm which sop
plies the Department, over which he has
control, in part, with material used in the
works. Another member has two sons in
fat offices to the exclusion Of Others fully
as well qualified. In another Board, q
member il an open contractor for work
and supplies for his department. These
examples have also brought forth fruit.
A Superintendent of one of our public
works discharged an cid gray headed Dem
Ocrat from subordinate position in his
department, nominally because he was
'loosing his mind" and filed his place
with one of his own sous, whose fitness
mentally and physically to discharge the
duties, are inferior to the deposId Demo-
crat. Another superintendent, drawing
good fat salary, has bad until lately
one scn-in-law at three dollars for day OF
nine hours aud extra pay for overtime aud
nights aud Sundays, another son -in-law at
two dollars for the same time and when
ever a chance offered, a son TO do extra
jobs
The above is some Of the blessings Of q
Radical city government and if Lot weari-
some to your readers, we will at some
time soon, give you another list equally as
bad. Never until this Council went into
power was this city run on political ideas,
and never was there as thoroughly corrupt
and selfish body Of men, convened as q
Council, since the city was chartered in
1886. If at the charter election soon TO be
held, the people wish continuance of the
above blessiDgi it is their province to say
so.
Unf rtunately the contest for seats in
Council has been forced by Radical
schemers, headed by the IateHigeneer, into q
party contest. Toe Radicals have shown in
two years what their style of running the
city government is: the Democrats for
more than twenty-five years, before that
time, showed their style, and neverin that
time WAS q member of Council elected TO
city ofiics, who did not, at once, resign his
seat, and never did member of Council
take advantage of his position 10 sell his
wares TO the City Council, of which he " as
member. Il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Not EofIrelv Hannv

The Newark, o., AdrOcdte Of the Cd says
"Much dissatisfaction al d a great deal
of indignation is felt at the manner in
which the County Commissioners at Wheel
ing made the recent award for the capture
of Kelley and Christy, in which 3 numbsr
of Newark men were interested. II is said
that Mr.. DAVID Moore, turnkey ct the
county jail, obtained and furnished the
evidence by which the two criminals were
identified and recovered. Yet lie YVES LEI.
out in the cold IN the matter of the ave- a
1t was pretended, too, by the ODD ala n
Wheeliog, that each claimant 'sonid -
c i've $500 as his portion ~ Tie award
When the checks came, b, wever !. il sai,
that they were OILY p. about $40. Tn,
whole thing leoe'F Ike gouge of the wOrs
KIND lac a's' time the Wheeling oilicial
onst AHy ~ ards it is not likely that any
one AZ ewark will try to get them. Wheel
M S ability to hog The penimmon' in sucl
tases is too well established"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
.rnMe tn Hnre Another VA 2

Some political prophets aver that weshah b
tbatasitmay, The battle vaged b. msdiealscienoC
AGA ,st disease win never cease until We arrive
hi that utopisn epoch when the human family
shan ease TO be addicted with bodily ailments
One OF the most potent weapons which the ar
r,orv Of medicine furnishes, is Hostetier's Siom.
.ch Bltters which Is Of special utility as family
-e..etv ~ iti is adapted 10 the immediate relief
"a Ultimate cure of those disorders OF the si0m-
'-S liver ana bowels which are OF commonest
occurrence. Indigestion olhousness anu V,hsu-
M ,,s,ts are completely efadicated by the Bit
fers But me remedial soote OF this superls-
,i,.,,v Wholesome aod genial medicine taxes IN
40 nervous ailments, rheumatism ana kidney
nIsints being characterized by unequaled thor
Oughnesss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
ANOTHER MEETING
OF COUNCIL CALLRD BY THE REPUBLICANS
FOR THIS EVENING.
Ror The Purpose Of Fur!heriDg Their Partisan
Schemes Democratic Suggestion Meet
inss-PrimarisS Fixed.

The Republicans have called another
meeting of Council for this evening, for the
purpose of showing along q little further
the big ordinance amending the city cleo
ton law 50 as 10 make it conform with the
State law, first applied ct the November
election for President aud State officers,
and incidentally to carry rider in the
shape of a section taking from the Mayor
and vesting in Council the appointment of
the election officers for the vsiiOns wards
The ordinance passed January ~, 1888.
and now in force, is proposed 10 to be
amended in Sections 2, 3, 4, 6, Z, .. 10,
IL, ~, -, IA, 10, 81, 20, %, 30. 81 and 80.
The new second section gives Council the
power, ION the petition OF twenty or more
voters residing in any ward of the city,"
to change or discontinue any place of
voting in such ward, and appoint other or
additional places Of voting" This is g
new section, there having heretofore been
no general provision in this regard.
In section 3, authority is given Council
to appoint three resident voters of the
Fret ward of the city, one of whom, at
least, shall be of opposite politics to the
others, to act as commissioners Of election
at the Vigilant fire engine house, and thu
ike number in like manner
at every other place Of voting in
said city, This is the blow at the
Mayor, and is part and parcel Of the Re-
publican legislation for partisan political
purposes.
Section defines at length the duties OF
the Clerk Of the city, in the preparation Of
poll books, boxes, etc.
Section prtseribes the manner Of vot-
ing, &c.
Section 10 defines the duties of election
officers.
Section II relates to the reception and re-
ectiOn Of votes, etc.
Section 13 provides for the counting OF
votes
Section IA relates 20 certifcstiOn of the
result
Section IS relates 10 excess of ballots over
proper number.
Section 81 provides for preservation Of
ballots for sixty days after the election.
Section % makes provision for punish-
meut of persons interfering with the con-
duct Of the election.
Section % fixes the compensation Of cleo
ton officers.
Section % relates to false returns.
Section 80 relates to forms Of tickets,
setting forth, in accordance with the State
law, what ere lawful and what unlawful
ballots, stiokers, blank spaces, &c, and
also covers the "G0-fOot Law" with all OF
which the public is familiar, Though the
conduct Of the State and Presidential cleo
i ton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
big Wool Purchase.

We learn from J. F. Johnson, the WOO
man. tina. he has purchased from Crew q
S,rsver. of Richmond, the last extensive
wool clip in the county. amounting 10 TO-
Am p,puds. az -SiobeRriNe Herald
w Jones. of Washington, has purchased
"a. 600 pounds OF good wool from jams
Thomas. Sc , Of Nottingham at S35 cent?
Tbe purchase embraces five clip. Mr.
Iones has bought wool from Mr.. Thomas
for twenty years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Charged with Assault.

George W. Kile was arraigned before
Justice Davis yesterday, on three warrants,
sworn out by William Beatty, charging
him with assault, profane swearing, and a
breach of the psace. He will have hear
in < at p. m. to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

The January CRisry is now on sale st
Stanton Il DsvenpOrt's. The attractive
features Of this number are numerous
amorg them, "Oid Italian Masters,
,Horses of The Plains, ''The Life Of AID
illustrative Exiles,n "ROund About
Gslileen The West Point Of the Con
federscy. " and additional chapters OF the
serisl THE Romance Of Doilard" and
The History Of Lincoln"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
AnImportant Arrest.

Officer Jack West last evening arrest ed
Yves. Hawkins, the chsp who did some
tall filciing around this section some two
or three years ago. Hawkins has a box
at a certain s,loon in town, aud it is
thought il contains stolen goods. 1t is
understood there are several warrants out
for his srrest, and that he is wanted in
other cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Fou PAIL AND WINTER.

New received - Complete and Artis'
ttenssortmeuf ofSuitings, fantaloon'
tugs and OvercOating~, which We war
rant 20 make mp in First Glass ny ie'
and 80 reasonable prices. ftt guar
r.uteed. AISo q uii line Of Gents
rurnishing Goods on display. IN
-. our celebrated wooden Jack
- a. HESS a SONS,
raaI md INnA MARKET Slreel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

NITROUS OXIDE, or Laughing Gas, will
be administered for the painless extraction
OF teeth at DIR. S. b. Caldwells denta
parlors, AZ Twelfth street, McIain Block
Dr.. Caldwell will he assisted by DR.. Price
a surgeon well posted in Anssthesis
Grown bridge work and fine gold filing,
speciality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Election of Omcers.

At the last meeting of Abrams Encamp-
men, 1. o. o. F., the following Officers
were elected: Chief Patriarch, Geo. W.
Lemon; Senior Warden. Chss. Reid; Jun
iOr Warden, @ A Hell; High Priest, w.
Uthman; Scribe, II. Uthman; Secretary,
Jas, NJ. Todd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Rumored Railroad Trouble.

It was reported in this city last evening
that there was trouble between the Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie and the Cleveland anf
Wheeling fclks, on the johnson and Nea
farms, about three miles back of Portland
the disputed pJiOt being conflicting llntl
Of right of way. Details of the misunder
standing could not be obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Dsmocratlc Suggestion Meetings

DfhNNAeN'N 'NA
Tne Democrats of the Seventh ward
we're to nave suggested candidates fol-
Council st a meeting to be held last even
ing at the Virginia street wigwam, but
action was postponed until Thursday even
log OF next week.
The Eighth ward Democrats held a
largely attended me etirg at Nolte's Hall,
last evening, and nominated the following
candidates for Council:
Fnst Branch Smith Batter.
Second Braneh--W. G. Handlau, Frank
Heller, Louis Asmus and Louis Stab.
Member of City Executive Committee
W. @. Handlan.
Alta meeting OF the Democratic Execu'
tive Committee, last evening, 1t was
directsd that the meetings for the sugges-
tion OF candidates for Council and the
selection of members of the Executive
Committee, he held in all the wards ex'
cept the Seventh and Eighth, on Wednes'
day evening fthe coming week, commenc
ing at half.past seven o'clock.
The date of the primaries was fixed fol
Saturday, January 18th, between tbs
hours OF three and eight o'clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Special Term Probable.

There is prospect that Judges PAUL
and Campbell, or one of them, will hold q
special term of the Circuit Court in the
near future. The judges have not yet
determined as to which OF them shall be
presiding magistrate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

HtCNNn EAaA
nf..nlnuon Notice-Geo r. Taylor q GO.
v.r -lfe or Rent House ou Island
card of Thauks-B. Alhruger-
oNfv story ofthe War -. NJ. tlousion, AEtul
ktferfin. nemocrats- 5ugg. stlOn Meetings
rnrhesfar amps-kwlns Bros.
Fvsri.irr Baking PoEler-k III List
Fnr Rent Rooms iu Reilly Block
United states COMMISSIONER Nouce.
Fnr Dfnciuuau steamer Louis A. ohcrlel.
For Rent ana Tor -alt-W. d. kiucnarl
Dor -aie-Outff Tor Tea and COlte store.
wanted Bell Boy ei Mcclure House.
FoUErH PAGE.
New sprIng Gcods-Gcorgc r Taylor.
Frneral Directors and Emntlmcgs-frcW .
Bc-Eohy. -.
% A. IL Notice sheridan Post 80. 80.
Grand Opera llOusc-A soap Bubble
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Soap Bubble Coming.

On Monday evening next this celebrated
musical comedy will be presented at the
Grand Opera HOUSE by good company OF
vOcalists and comedians, headed by the
great comedian, Ed. ]. Connolly. This
comedy has been greatly improved since
las. teison, aud the company is entirely
new. Those who desire a good laugh
should not fail TO see the Soap Bubble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
stop. Overs on u. a o. II. II. tickets.

Commencing January 1st, 1889, the
conductors on B. & o X. X. will issue
stop-over checka TO the holders Of first class,
unlimited tickets who desire 10 stop of al
stations between the siariing point and
destination of their tickets. Stop-oyer
checks will be valid for 10 days from date
of issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
The Late Rev II. II. MorreII.

The publication, in the REGISTER OF
yesterday, Of the full details Of the cireum-
stances surrounding the sudden death Of
Rev. II. H. MoTell, rector of st. Luke's
F. L. Church, created general interest
throughout the city, and there were
many expressions of regret heard at
the sh cking event Members of the
congregation presided over by the deceased
were especially startled by the an
nouuceuent Of tine death Of their pastor,
as some had seen and converted with
him bat few hours before his death.
During the morning kilograms were re-
ceived from Rev. Henry l.. Badger, OF
Portsmouth, o., brotterin-law of the
deceased. and Mr.. Charles II. Warning, OF
Knoxville, Tenn, announcing their imme.
diate departure for Wheeling, and both
these gentlemen are expected here to-day,
when arrangements for the funeral will be
made.
Yesterday the remains of the late rector
were taken over to the church building,
which had been tsstefully drsped in black,
and committee of members Of TIRE con-
gregation emaired at the church through
out the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

THE REGIsrER's handsome Counting
House calender for 80 IS ready for dolirrt
Wterr patrons hGrc Hoi been proridtd ciM
one hfg ,r.H confer a flror By ledriag rora
0f De once.
THE Kenua Club met last evening.
COUNCIL has bsen called to meet this
evening.
THERE was one case in Police Court
yesterday morning.
JUDGE PAUL. moved into his quarters,
at the Court House, yesterdAy.
TrE Board Of County Commissions viii
meet next Monday for organization.
CITY CLERK Frank Bowers is haid at
work 40 bis annual exhibit Of the financial
affairs Of the city.
FRrDERICKA RENfKE was yesterday ap-
poipted executrix Of the estate OF Charles
w. Rsmke. deceased. BOnd, 5000, no
security required.
An advertisement in another column
announces the dissolution Ofthe copartner-
shin of Geo. r. Taylor 4 Co, Messrs- r..
b. Hempstone and George +. Johns To-
tring.
TnE members Of Sheridan Post, rs,
G. A. r., are requested to meet At the
Hall this evening", AZ seven O'Clock, az
public installation services will bs held ct
5 o'clock.
MR. THOMAS DAWSON, foreman OF the
clay department Of the Wheeling Pottery,
Was presented with a handsome cane by
the employees under him, during the hol-
days, which be appreciates very highly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
No Time to Attend to Cleaning.
he Editor Of Re1isier.

SIR:-It seems since municipal politics
com menced TO boil the officials whose duty
il is to look after the proper cleaning OF the
street osiings, bricked alleys, etc, have
forgotten we have any streets. The bricked
alley, No. 8, is very dirty, rs we'll as other
streets and alleys. Is the whole time Of
the present administration occupied in
laying the ropes for its further retention of
power? Reform is needed in all parts Of
the city government. Let us elect Coun-
Gil men who will look to the general good
Of the city. EoFF STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

The B & o. Company have placed on
sale between Wheeling and Bellsire, a
monthly sixty-trip communication ticket st
Sc 90. For further particulars enquire at
b. & o. ticket Cilice,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04
Transfer of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were admitted to record at Clerk Hook g
Office yesterday:
Deed made January ., 1859, by d.
Lamb and II. M. Russell, special commits.
sionCrs, to Jane Cary, for lots Nos. Al, 40.
46 and AZ, in Division j, in the Caldwell
run plat; consideration, S295
Deed made January ., 1889. by came
parties, to Gerat Jansen, for lot 80, in Di-
vision G.; confederation, 5000.
Deed made Jsnuary2, 1889 by the same
parties to Fred. Ritbs, for lots "a and 26,
in Division d; consideration 800.
Deed made January ?, 1889, by the came
parties, to John Kopraski, for 10, No. 4,
10 Division G.; consideration, $3.50.
Deed made January 1, 1889, by Andrew
II. Patterson and wife, TO Margaret M.
Wilson and Bette o. Wilson, for lot No.
IL, on a private plat of A. II. PatteTson's
land, in Ohio county; consideration, $40.