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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
UgTIaThE loIlsc
Seemed to Pazzls ths Delegates ~
Ihe Convention.
.. " a&s~sra sna A Hhtgs Nota4nat-
- A. sne state lrzi~l4furs ~
H4saes 1@f.er's oPtaisa

TIE DemoeFaae convention f0r the
purpose al noal 1At.ag candidates tfosn
tbs + .rsi d.slrlct II Kenf eoanty Tor tae
State leg stature w@s aei4 iA.i nigol a
the Circuit Court. Long tsf1ge or1er
wSs called the delegates wrangled
among themselves - 10 wAsch wAs t0e
better eal ey, "a, 90 nominate either
one or tao candidates Considerable
adversely existed, and beieeea Peter
Dofau, City Attorney Taylor and sac
h4laaee - TIE satellites MAO shont Out
respleaacnl ia the ainly-lgnted court
Fooas. il Noala be impossible 10 form =
fan estimate ut hew the Wind Was elow-
ing. TIE cumulative voting system
MAS What w&s troubling tAem. TAey
felt confident OF elvcNag one member
but Il tNo candidates were pat IA noln-
nation lhey thonght there MAS a pass..
biity OF the defeat Of both. Theirs Was
talk or endorsing the Prob biuua can.
didate by several eathasias'ic epia-wa-
Ter men, hut out and Out Democrats &. -
not Sven ID favor the scheme.
The Convention Mas called to order
by Peter D0ran. chairman Of the com-
mStee. Nm. Hake read The cal, aile
| Frank II. Gil was named as temporary
chairman. simon Sullivan Mas chosen
tem porary secTetsry. The cnair tncn
appointed committees as follows;
Credentla s-Wm Hake, IL. +. Do
ren. Wm. NJ. Hathaway.
Credentials-H. r. Humphrey, An
drew Fyfe, T. II Mould.
Messrs. Hayward aud Flynn were AZ.
point d teliers.
J. W. Hayward presented the name
| of John killean. /. M. Turner wHs
aso put IN nomination, ~ WAS J. "
Hayward and Frank II Gil, bat all OF
| the gentlemen declined.
The name of Dr. Thomas Bradhelo
WAS suggested.
The doctor declined because OF hi.
poverty. A. :. White aud h. j. Puite
were named. but SIR. Pulie declined.
1T seemed impossible 10 get Men who
would consent 10 run. and all informal
hallot Was taken for the purpose 0i
| bringing out the names OF candidates
which resulted as follows: Sweet 5
| Uirich 3. Hathaway j. Hayward 10
Bradheld 9, Gill ,. Pulte 10, Fitzgeral,
!, Turner 4, klllean i, Ransom !.
| White Z.
Several withdrew their names, afte
which II was moved that J. ". Hay
ward be nominated by scclamstion.
Mr.. Hayward objected. God hate
a coward" SAID somebody.
Mr. Hayward said he could at presen
not OF hs own knowledge accep
the nomination. He said he couldn'
afford il.
The name of John Killean was agai
proposed.
1t was stated that Mr.. Killean ha
positively declined 20 be candidate
two candidates were pat on the ticket
and the delegate who spoke, thought
Was only another wy OF beating ~
devil around the bush.
Finally the rules We're suspended an
A. :. White was nominated as the seS
ond candidate.
The ha, was passed around for N
ianitor, and the convention adjourned
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
United STATES COURT
Does Qnife Good DRy's Wosk
Yesterday.


IN the United states court yesterday.
although the cases were numerous,
there was nothing particularly starting
in their substance. The following cases
were gone through;
Cassie Alloway, of Ionis, who keeps
the rosd house Just beyond the city
limits. was ASSESSED a fne 81 800 fur
retail nC liquor without paying ibe tax
which, ne paid.
For mailing an obscene letter. Wm.
Graham "a d 500. -. A SsagIu. oi
Traverse, retailing liquor without
requisite tax. paJ sos. For selling
without the necessary hceusc, y chael
Tarcottf. of New8ygp. pad 800 X.
Hoaafd Whiting, 81 Iravfree lty, FOR
wholessiing beer without Hecs - y
lcrnsa. pal8 $lN8 Dasid -fiVf. tanie
place and same oIense. tlDn.
Joau Bgaam. wno - oifan & pen.
son. pessonated his lrotbcr. received
two ears la the Detroi house ~ core
Tccfun.
Tbosc arrsigne5 aod who pleaded
not guilty Cf retailing hqnor without
neCess.ry tax. aTe sle follows sfi1
ifHtfs f.NN tHt-
county. seafge EoneT ttaf.oitf l,op
Jones. Msskeeon Loren 1siieI. - TIE
schooner hlgn. and jos ph Paxton.
cilv. Darius q. lee. cbsrgfe wi1
rqaH,nr uon-na 'sble letter jah1 -.
Birmingham. of Hastings. ms ing -
obscene letter. Hollis =. Carter. ctTi
charged vfa opening . iettef Joe g.
Nfehofs. vhoiess mat l9uors 81
p.fossse. vtnoat ire necessary tax
al 81 headed not guilty.
As-tefee wss deferred il TIE case -
Ioitr Kenke. 81 whose house Cnfis.
psftinr wss murdered. alfh0uTh be
pleaded gnlfY II fets ling iiq1ors = ia-
g8t fsr-
Tn fhe case n Dubyis - Jotr vs
Josepb Rnsi. - a.. the fsii vas dis-
ulssa8 So ts the defendant. IsEvsrt.
D. fhp csse ~ Mmh gar Dfsrr -. e.
81 Goarefse. et g., 81 ofde vaf
enterea. sefi "a dowu tae damaref -
J. 81 1g1veTse f9f srE focrt
Tnose afu ftsd - praetcs we're
Charles s. - I8u1hrev ~ AHegsn. ard
=. &. More, 81 lonis
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
V. c. W. Club.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Y. c. ". club WAS held at r. N. Mooar's
house Tuesdly evening. the roll cali
showed thirteen members present. The
minutes of the las. meeting were READ
and accepted, aud tie treasurer's re-
port showed good balance ON nand.
". IL. Daily, j. h. Cooper ana W. IL. ;.
Dear were elected members. The com
mittee on club rooms reported that
they had found suitable quarters and
upon a vote OF the club the board OF dl-
rectors Here instructed 10 secure them.
A special meeting was called for the
purpose of deyIsing means 10 furnish
the rooms. Several smaller matters
were brought up after which an ad-
iournment was taken.
Delicious refreshments were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mooar after the meet
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
KINDERGARTEN CIRCLE.
A Most Fiattering Report of Past Work
Membership solicited

Most Fiattering Report of Past Work
Membership solicited
The Free kindergarten Circle met IN
regular session, at the residence Of
Mrs. ". A. Fletcher, the president, at
No. 80 Barclay-st., Wednesday after
noon. The secretary. Mrs. J. A. Camp
bell, read the report for the previous
two weeks, as follows:
Forty-four children are now in
charge of the circle. among which
number but two cases of sickness were
reported IN the nursery there is now
great need OF a CRIB, small quilts and
pillow slips. The number of calls re-
ported for past two weeks, was fifty
four; which shows the amount OF inter
est manifested IN the work. The num-
ber OF garments, etc, distributed was
seventy-slx. At the Sundsy-school ex-
orcises on sunday last, with Mrs. Mary
Williams, as teacher, fifty-seyen child
rem composed the class. which has
grown SO large that certain restrictions
viii hereafter be necessary. Only those
under 10 years of age, and only those
who attend no other school vii toe ad-
mittcd.
Mrs. A. j. Daniels. as treasurer. re-
quests that all donations be left at s3s
Otiawa-st.. where tney will be most
thankfully received. The circle has
been finaciered sPlend diy aDce ifs for
nation. bat they have no MASSIVE bank
account as yet.
All ladies are cordially requested to
interest themselves in the kinderesr-
ten, by becoming. members, and other
wise making themselves useful. Mex;
meeting on Tuesday, November 4, 81 $
Barclay-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

ClRrFsr-Haa. n. G. Bareh. 5a3ge.-
1osei ae Il. rM9ais - Ctafeace
kess,lsek e. a. Tsssls ssls IA Sssai fxf4
3. Il 81 ~ s4fI : tsSlSinau; 4sSant-
81. es4tn4et ustlsoat sosls- lioa.
Nns. II 6fote. axr.-sfSak N Pe-
tcls -. keat ka1Ats S.8eet Railway
Co. sss4aAiEss & = e<ssssees eoot aae1
oYef tie terra ustaoot eoSts- Jasaes
Csstes -. W<ssI T. s4er <aa Peter
Snsder; tresptss on tise Cast efs0e5
asd s1tin Is.d. Sses on c2li litEAsAs, 81,
-, rs. = g. =. =. : aa1 lol. An
dfsN J kA4cl1 ~ I0e slsess Railway
Company 81 ssgaua R~s -. assampst,
dsslDlssea un sFsssal 4fpesi; g0asmeat
for defendants fof sotis aha attorney
Ire of 8. Charles fkylor IS fne MAn-
afsctureFs Mstasi fire Insurance S0-s
SssDmps.t; eOnLuueh over terra Win
oct costs
SUpglJoR-Hon. Z. A. Barlingams,
iuagt-Iae Ptop.k rs. Nn Cooper,
brea saag aud euk.riag ana lareenyi
withdrew fogmst plea 4nd pleaded
guiltys sentence suspended % l,tcem-
iser .. ls9p. he People ys- Ieyaa ier
7. Deyo, forgery; continues over term.
pEoBsrE- Hon. Cyrus T. Pefk ms
luags Estate OF 0e0nge schroeder,
deceased; petton for probate of viii
tiled hearing soy. TO- Estate OF Malon
n. Amman, deceased; Z elIuon ior de-
tern4nstiOn of hers hled: hearing
NOV. {. Estate az Manson Robinson,
dccs aScd, report 81 eOmmissiOuCF GA
CLAIMS fled. Estate OF VA. " baker,
deceased; inventory nlcd. Estate ot
Cornelius J. Cune, minor; Frank L,
McCrAw appointed guardian. Estate
OF Morris HefiueI ct al. minors; Byron
MeNeal appointed guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
MAKE NO ERROR !

IfyOu have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. GO at once to DIR. ).
Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense and loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
aud % years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities i'm
the United States, render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work of curing apparently
hopeless eases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Kabo is for women who

Kabo is for wcmen who
break their corsets. Kabo
can't be broken. The store
guarantees it not to break
fox a year; and the maker
behind the store.
And Kabo doesn't kink.
To kink is almost as bad as
to break. The store guar
antees it not TO kink for a
year; and the maker behind
the store.
If a single "bone" 1--WE call
it bone," it isn't bone) of
Kabo breaks or kinks in a
year, take your corset back
to the store and get your
money. And, if the corset
don't suit you after wearing
4 week or two or three, go
back for your money.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
CEIc.oo COssEr Co. Chicago Aai New York.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
FOR THE EAST.

Via Grand Rapids and Indiana. and
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1880.
Leave Grand Rapids. 200 p. m.
Arrive Fort Wayne, 7.25 =. m.
Leave Fort Wayne, 7:55 p. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6:35 a. IN.
Arrive Harrisburg. 800 p. IN.
Arrive Baltimore, 900 p. m.
Arrive Washington. S:l5p. IN.
Arrive Philadelphia $50 p. m.
Arrive New York, 9:35 p. m.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application ut Union Tick 4 Office, Mon
roe-st.. or to A. A!mqulst, Ticket Agent
CT. X. Station.
c. l.. LOCKWOOD, G.. p. & T. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
ELLIS WANTS A MATCH.
Tie offers to Play ANY Binisrdist 50
Michigan.

George II. Ellis, the expert billlardisi.
who recently came T. tins CITY from
New York TO take charge 81 the rooms
AZ Sweets hotel, hss been astonishing
the local orponeDts Of the game ly hls
remarkable skill with the cue.
Yesterday he isssed = challenge b
play any man IN Michigan a match
game OF either cusnioa car0fus or
straight three ball billiards Tor from
500 r. $3.50 si3e. Arrangements Sfi
soon bs made for the tournament which
taxes place this winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

The clergy, the medical faculty and
the people all endorse Burdock Blood
Bltters "a the best system renoyating,
blood purifying tonic III the world
Send for testimonials.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

A beautiful l4-nch perforated stamp
ing pattern, with a description OF It's
cOlors. Also, illustrations of many
other choice designs. Send ? cts. for
postage, and mention this paper. Gun
ming q Co., 24S Race-st., Cincinnati, O..
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four, Its
products are IN great demand and es-
pecially the Lily White. Try it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Taotllrht Tla.hes.

Bob Mack is ia the city in the interest
Of Miller brOthefs' great spectacle
"Kajanka," which vii be at Powers
Grand Friday and Saturday next week.
Katie Emmett had another excellent
house 1T RcdmOnd's lsst night. Two
performances Of The M&.fs" are an
nounced Tor today.
Another Of those charming realistic
productions of Daniel frohnlsn's vii
be presented al Powers Opera House
for two nights. with Saturday matinee,
beginning Friday night next, entitled
"The Charity Ball" As literary work
this play Is recognized a. one ~ tie
most noteworthy ~ modern plays. ] le
authors, Me-srs. David Beiasc0 and
Henry DeMiller. who also wrote "jhe
Wlie" Lord Chumley." and MANY
other successes. have ccllpsci taf'r
former works IN the construction a.
''lhe Charity Ball +" which j. feur act
sOcieiy drama. with scenes lai1 in New
York. full Oi interest from the ycfF
start. The comedy - well drawn. clear
ard wholesome. relieved here aua there
with p3thos. strong situations and cli-
MAKES. bacn character Is la thc hanas
Of capable alusis. chosen Tor tler fe-
spectiye roles. SPECIAL sCeDcTy AID ac-
cesslOns viii toe brought, and Tor excel
lence IN entirety Of perfection TIE pre-
sentation promises 10 be among tse
bsst OF this seasons amusements. The
sale opened yesterday morning and
there was a large take Of seats for toth
evenings.
The attractions this week AZ Sm tbs
Opera House are OF such a quality -
should insure large attendance ~ ey-
ery performance. Naunees tomorrow
and saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16

Ths fsils-inz "a = list - tie rn.-vf.s-
licenses issssd saes isst preisaea. 9Th the
nare. res 4saes sees ostsias t1s otg AS
sses 81 10 parties BcFs
Fras Z. siosfer. cf To sns. ans Jennie
raus-ar 2t-E
o. = E.ses of Paris tgvnst 3. 49, Rssx
e Nffs ~ Nre~InE - Us
tr[ssestf eee-gs - Pirfssr-q "a
sre l.rsss fssu.ons Chaeh r-H
rfHsn rassalhar1 - Ffiretan8er Hs
s..t fis.r.efit S-ffefae~f nt-N
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gsss E-epn sfer feNash q E,-2s
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Ak for Van Houten's Coooa-takf 70
other
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
NEWS OF THE STAGE.
The i,oeunl TheRter Company In ..ClsAr-
a. Bslf -

~ Bsli -
PAU Rosa appeare5 ln "Margery
Daw" at Powers yesterday Siternooa
before light audience. The piece las
a good plot which is kept well o. tae
front. The spsCiAltles are numerous
and bright Ine cousedy work hy i4to.
BOniiace, ir., and Harry klCn WAS
snipiy irresistible, and OF course Mas
Rosa was bright and cute. Rarely ln-
deed does 80 capable a companv visit
this city. The limp" was repeated lsss
evening 10 a far attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Lily White Flour


Lily w mite fiour
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-16
Lily White Flour,

Lily White Hour,
Made 5y Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorlte. Try it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14
A Charles COuntian HonOred.

Among the number of those who took
seats at tie Democratic banquet given on
Tuesday, November 4th, was Prof. Noel
b. Harmon, an old Charles countian well
known to all our people. lie was the nomi-
nee Of his party in Sangnmon county, in
which the city of Sprinfeld, the capital of
Illinois is situated, for the position of Super
intendeut Of Schools, which pays 50, 500 Per
annum, and is for four years. in the returns
given in the Illinois State Register, We learn
that Mr.. Harmon beat his opponent in Spring
field, where he resides, ,044 votes and carried
every precinct but one in the seven wards of
the city. In the different districts of the
county he beats his opponent 544, making IA
total majority of 1888, and leading his ticket
by several hundred votes This is a good
showing for our old friend in his adopted
home, aud proves that he retains the genial
manners and clear head W ich always here, in
old Charles county, won, for him the respect
and esteem Of all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14
LOcfIL RrerfkiPs.

Miss Nargery Kendall, Of Texas, is visiting
the Grange.
Court will begin on Monday full bench
| is expected to be In attendance.
Mrs. Wilmer and children have been so.
jouruiup in Baltimore for few days.
II you want cheap sewing machine and a
nice colt, call on Mr.. Albert Jameson.
Mr. c. f. wade's new dwelling at La Plata
is rapidly nearing completion, and be expects
to be in it before Christmas.
A wedding may soon be expected at La
Plata If friend PCS frequent visits 10 that
city counts for anything.
Mr. Bob Thompson and family have remov-
ed to Baltimore to reside. Another large
family gone.
The new light house at Maryland Point, on
the Potomac will be completed within year.
So says the Alexandria Gazette.
The best possible values in all classes Of I'M
derwear, and the qualities that may be relied
on at the lowest possible figures, can be found
with Breslau, at Pomoskey.
Mr.. Coils brick kiln at Coxs Station is
nearly completed Brick can then be gotten
at your door much cheaper than in the city
markets.
Con. David B. McKbbin of the United
States Army, died at Garfield Hospital 10
Washington on Saturday last, of cancer of
the throat. Gen. McKibbin was a brother Of
Col. Mckibbin Of Marshall Hall.
Rev. Mr. Robinson, Baptist Evangelist
who came to this country from England
about two years ago has been preaching in
the Court House each night this week. lie is
quite forcible speaker,
Seven hundred and eighteen names were
struck from the Registres of voters in this
county, and the county gave larger Republic
can majority in an off year, than it has since
the days Of Holton's campaign
How about colonization OF voters now
Gentlemen ransack your brain and get anoth-
or excuse.
With a merry twinkle Of the eye and a mis-
chievous smile our democratic lady friends at
st. Thomas Church heartily enjoyed pOkng
fun at US on Sunday, but the opposite sex had
sot a word TO say. The Waterloo was so
heavy and unexpected tnat the latter acted as
though they thought there was some trick in
the thing, and if they talked too fast it mi sht
get away from them.
No wonder baby protests against such
doses as people will give it. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is the pleasantest and safest remedy
known for infants.
For DISTRACTED breathing and "stuffness'
indicating something wrong aud heralding
nasal catarrh, use Old Sauls Catarrh Cure,
the unfaling relief aad cure for this ailment.
Price Is cents.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14
Commissioners Meeting. ''"-

The Commissioners met on Tuesday last.
Dir. A. j. Smoot waspaid 500 for'5uild;ag
house for election purposes at Harris Lot.
A delegation of gentlemen was before the
Beard in reference to the new road proposed
connecting the Port Tobacco valley and
La Plata Messrs j. H. Roberts, DR.. John
T. Digges and J. B. Mattingly were appoint
ed examiners TO make a report at the next
meeting as to route and cost. The committee
agreed to serve without pay Three pairs OF
mules we're given to c. NJ. Martin to winter at
$50 per pair, James |. Mayor was given a
pair at sac 80, and r. S, Garner got a pair at
$40. There was a great number of bids but
these were the lowest bids by parties who
agreed % comply with the requirements of the
Board not to work the mules during the win
ter months Road Supervisors were paid in
full to date with the exception of Messrs
Gibbons and Mason, who were not paid in
full because of the failure Of Collector Burch
10 meet the requisition of the Board for the re-
quired amount. The Board adjourned to
December End
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14
Advertised Letters.

Below we give partial list of letters now
remaining in the Port Tobacco posIoHice.-
When you call at the office say that they are
advertised.
Messrs Joe, John and Frank Barber, Vivian
Brent, Charles H Brown, Henry Butler, Oscar
Brown, Henry Butler, John 7. Brlscoe, Will
li4m Brawner, Richard Cook, B. A Clements,
Thomas Caster, John B. Cox, John II. Dent,
Samuel J Dotson, William Huntington,
Alex NJ. Dorsey, Thomas Dotson, Charles
Dobbins Wash Fenwick, NJ. Quincy, Richard
f. Green, letters, Samuel Garner, John NJ
Garner, John T. Harwoud, Thomas ] Hens
ley Francis w Hutchins Miss Sarah Henry,
Henry Hemsey, Charles H. Hawkins VIM.
NJ Howard or son, Philip c. Johnson, James
johnson, letters, Frederick Johnson let
terS, Walter |. Jones, ? letters, James Kelley
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14

The Directors of the Maryland Agricultn-
raj College al a recent Insetins decidud to
give free scholarship to each county Of the
State. competitive examination before the
different school boards will take place, aud
the one passing the best examination will be
entitled to enter the freshman class Of the college
on the first OF Jauuary next. This opens an
other opportunity for some poor and dsscFv-
ing young man to get a 6rst-class education
at nominal cost. We do not know whether
the School Board has received Official notice
from the Directors Of the College, but they
will receive the same in time 10 give proper no
tice through the county papers. The acti on o
the college authorities in giving this free schol'
arship is deserving the highest CON ne ndation.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14

Popular Cash Dry Goods store.
I'll Market Space, near 18th Street,
Next door to the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. G.

Valuable Presents far Cash Customers.
Cash customers will please select one of the
following presents, with purchase of 10 90
or over: Two pairs Of large size, fine quality,
Damask Towels, worth | 50. One dozen,
fine quality, pure linen Damask Napkins,
worth 50. A large size, handsome Bridal
Quilt worth so.
Also Table Damask. Ladies' JERSEYS, Bed
Comforts, silver grey blankets, wool underwear
and many other valuable presents TOO numer-
Gus to men ion.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-11-14

Bills Of Sale--From James II Brooks to
Edwin Harri.; consideration, $50. Richard
II Rurch ami wife to james VI Bowling; CON
sideration. S75. SanLel Contee Ia 4.
Richmond: cons Ter ,tion, SO. james d
Stotke TO Henry H. Rehmond; consideration,
S74. Stephen { Hawkins to John I. Turner;
consideration, 5lO9 IS Norris NJ. Suite %
Carpenter Bros co IS d-raton, $50. John
Adams to VIM. II. Moore Il Co.; consideration,
$50. Edward II Herbert ard wife to j.
Turner; 60 isder ttion, 81 2S George lIaw-
kius to L L Tlppett; consideration, $50. ri
Jessie Kelley to 5 SpearmHn Lancaster; con-
sderaton, $40 George A. Proctor to TIP
peit Bros; consideration, 500. Annie j.
Montgomery to A. Pose; consideration,
1898 % Andrew G Weuk to John I. Brad
dock; consideration, $50 James McClusky
to j L Norris; consideration, 2l45. James
McCluskey to j h. Norris, Executor; consd-
Grafton 81 10 65 Alfred JeElter and wife TO
| r p Hnrnelj consideration, Sl40. Henry
| Woodland to Thomas G. Bltemdn; eonsdera-
ton, So w Swami and wife TO Thona
Owens; consideration, sos. Edward Miles to
Wash Hicks; consideration. S74. F. J. Eide
| len to Wash Hicks; consideration, Sl29. -
Frances Swami and wife to J. Walter Carpen-
ter; consideration, $50. Johu W. Penn aud
wife to Rebecca +. Lancaster; consideration
SI62 John Waters and wife to Hezekial
Franklin; consideration, SIS. James II
Good to Dudley and Carpenter; consideration
S35 Stanne Eielen to 7. Yates Roby; con
siderauC n, S3S OF Washington Thomas u
~. !. 8. ~ = ~, :.
Ter to Jonn Wesley Marbury, for "Part 0
| Market Overflow consideration, S400
Mortgage from George w Price and wifi