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Picking wild Flowers in Vermont

RUTLAND, Vt, Jan. 4 Frank Wat.
son picked a bunch of wild flowers in
full bloom New Years day, with the
average temperature at So. Pansiess
are picked in man gardens. 81
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Reciprocity with Salvador.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4 The president
has issued proclamation promnlgat-
ing reciprocity treaty with Salvador.
It goes into effect February next IL
is similar in its main provisions to those
heretofore entered into with other
Central American states and the West
Indian Islands.
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Town Clerks and Tfsasultfs.

Names and addresses Of Town
Clerks and Village Recorders, alsoioi
Town and Village Treasurers elected
March 10, 1891. ,,-.i,
lThe first name after each village or TOW a ID
that 0f the Recorder or Clerk, the second is the
name OF the Treasurer)
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1Orm Fly Occnpled by the Booth Car
riage Company burned Saturday night.
1t was occupied by the Paynter
Manufacturing. Company and the
Mccall Iron Fence Com pany
Several firemen We're injured by fall
ing wall. Andrew Kerins, Jr., aged Is,
died from a fractured skull. Philip
Kersch and G. H. Klinger received Sc
we're wounds and will probably die. The
others escaped with scalp wounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-25
4 PATRIOTIC WORK,

Every person who is opposed to FREQ Trad,
Slavery aud favors American Industrial Iudcpcn,
dcncc secured through tho policy Of Protection,
should read tho documents published by the
American Protective Tariff League. As n patriotic
citizen. 1t Is your duty 10 place these documents
in tho hands of your friends. They arc interest.
Ing and instructive. and cmbracG discussions OF
all phases OF tho Tariff question. Tile League pub.
lishcs over 90 different documents, comprising
nearly GOO pages ofplairly printed carefully edited
aud reliable Information. Among tho authors Of
thc0o documents arc, Hon. James G. Blaine; VIM.
Mckinley, Jr.. Governor OF Ohio Senator s. N.
Cullom, OF Illinois; Senator Joseph y. Dolph, o:
Oregon Senator A.. S. Paddock, Of, Nebraska
Senator Frye, Of Maine; Senator Casey, OF North
Dakota; Senator Justin S. Morrill,, Of Vermont !;
Senator Nelson ". Aldrleh, Of Rhode Island
Hon. Thomaa Il. Dudley. OF Now jersey j; Hon.
Robcr. p. Porter. of Washington Prof j. n
Dodge, of tho Agricultural Department ct Wash
ington; Commodore W. Il. T. Hughes Hon.
Z. A.. nartshorn. Of New York Congressman
Doll!ver. of Iowa; Hon. D. T. Jones David Hall
Rice. of Boston Ez.Consrcssmau Perkins. of Kan
sas DR.. f. p. Miller. OF New Yorl; Hon Goo. ORA
per- OF Mass: Hon. c. L. Edwards. OF Texas Judge
Vim. Lawrence, of Ohio; Hon. D. q. Hartman, OF
New York; Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,. OF Mass; Hon,
E. Il. Amidown. Of Now York; Enoch Ensley, o,
Tennessee. 4 q.g.
This complete aot OF documents Will 10 sent &c
any address. post paid for FIFTY tsO)I ceats, AL
dress. Wilrur +. Wakeman. Soey., No. % Tad
Twcrty.ThIrd Street. New York.
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DR., Ottulon,

formerly OF New York, now tho cele-
brated Examining Physician OF The
France Medical and Surgical Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, by. request OF many
friends and patients, has decided to
visit bridgeport, Sherman House. We'd
nesday, March .; Bellaire, Windsor
Hotel, Thursday, March s. Consulta.
ton and examination free and strictly
confidential. s,i
The Doctor is prepared to treat pa.
tients onthe latest scientific principles.
His practice is constantly increasing,
and is undoubtedly larger and more ex-
tensivc than any other specialistin tho
United States. Oh more than ordinary
skill in his profession, lie has a heart
full OF sympathy that ut once gives en-.
couragemont to his patient, who knows
that he will euro him ii it is within tho
possibility OF human skill to do SO. He
makes n speciality OF chronic diseases
and from many years OF experience is
able to successfully diagnose q case
without asking questions, which seems
wonderful to patients and even to
physicians who have not the faculty
themselves. Thousands OF people
Throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and
New York attest his successful treat
mcnt. Over 800 patients visited the
Institute the first three days OF last
week, and a great majority were new
patients. Consultation FREQ and strict
~ confidential.
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MOUNDSVILLE.
miscellaneous Molango OF lrinoS Mat
tors from 1Inrsllnlps Metropolis,

"a JiScciilncous HAoitbHSo OF lnlnOc MAJ
tiers from oInrshalIs Metropolis.
William Blake will build q handsome
and commodious building on the vacant
lot adjoining his present residence. The
first floor will be business room, to
which Mr.. Blake will remove his mcr-
camille business, and the second story
will be fitted up Tor residence.
The entertainment given at tho Opera
House Tuesday evening ior tho benefit
OF tho p. L. church was 4 very success
jul affair in every way. The attendance
was large and the net proceeds amount
ed to about S5l. Tho programme was
in every respect the finest ever rem.
dercd hero.
Mr.. Frank Howard will sever his con-
nection with the Fostoria glass com.
pany and engage in the grocery business
on Jefferson avenue.
The stockholders Of Arlington. acad.
emy held meeting yesterday after
noon to complete some unfinished work.
II. NJ. Riggs is rapidly adding an
other story to the Fleming building, on
Tenth street.
There is pressing demand for moro
lock boxes at tho postoiice.
Dr. George ]. Caddle, OF Wheeling,
was here yesterday. j.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Death Yostordny--A Fatal Fnll-Pcrpatu al
.l|t#r 49,.


Injnnotion-pcrsonai,E Etc.
Alfred Prince, 4 well known gonlle-
man OF Martins Ferry, died yesterday
morning rather suddenlyof pneumonia.
The deceased was siSty-threc years old
and had been q steamboat man nearly
oil his life. Dad" rs lo was familiarly
called, was M honest, kind-hcarted old
man and was well liked by all who
knew him. He was brother OF Cap
tain. Thomas Prince and a brothcr.in-
law Of Enoch Ball, Esq, both Of Wheel
ing. The funeral will take place this
afternoon.
George Irwin, glassworker residing
in Clark's Addition, fell off the bridge
crossing Ciark's run on Tuesday night,
cutting his head very badly, and was
probably fatally injured. Irwin was
discovered lying in the run by Michael
Burns, and with the assistance of Harry
and Selby Shrodcs, who live near by,
tho unfortunate man was carried to the
grocery Of Isaac Davis, and DR.. ]. NJ.
Blackiord summoned.
Tho injunction against the Pennsyl-
Railroad Company, restraining it from
laying second track across Hickory
and Walnut streets, was made perpetual
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graham have
returned from Greensburg, Pa, where
they buried their little daughter.
The I. B. Society will give select
social and supper at the Bayless house
Thursday evening, February 30.
Yesterday Nellie, a four-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. August Hell, was gored
under the jaw-bone by COW.
Hebron Encampmcnt I. 0. o. F. paid
fraternal visit to Wheeling Encamp-
ment last night.
Miss Carrie Wiley, OF Baltimore, Wis
tied her cousin, Miss Lizzie Wiley, yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Davis arc onter-
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield schrim-
pie. ~
The Martins Ferry Democrats will
hold their primaries Saturday, March 2.
Edward Schofeld is hometrom Green's
burg, Pa, for few days.
All tho latest novels are sold at the
Postoiiice news stand.
ga Pair OF Kids" will DO at the Opera
House next Monday.
DR.. II. II. Sedgwicls is quite i'll.
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A DAsTAI,DLY DEED.

a Villain Waylnys N 0Ian mud Wife and
I'rutally Treats the Woman. az
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. PA special to the
Post Dispatch from sedalia, Mo-, says that
Mt alato hour last night while Mr..
CharIos Taylor, a leading ieweler OF this
city, and wife were returning from q go
.cial gathering, they were waylaid by q
masked high%ayman. After Mr.. Tay-
lor had been relieved Of his purse, tho
robber, at n pistols mouth, forced them
to walk q milo from town. When the
open prairie was reached, tho villain
bound Mr.. Taylor with aropc and Grim.
inally assaulted tho woman. Tho hus-
band was then released and tho pair
permitted to depart.
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BANKPREsIDENT ARRESTED,
Io Is Charged with Embtglins Two Hun
ga drcl TtotinanJ Ihno.,hi uoltnrs =

10 Is Charged with Embrszling Two Hun.
drcd Thousand Thonsahd Dollars.
SAN DiEdo, CAL, Fob. 24-W.J. Col
Inns, president OF tho California Nation
al bank, Which suspended November 10,
was this morning arrested by United
States Marshal Gordon on orders from
the attorney general at Washington.
Collins is charged with ombczzlement
in tho amount OF 100000. lie will have
q preliminary hearing before Court
COMMISSIONER Ward. Until yesterday
there were strong hopes that the bank
would resume, as 90 per cent Of the
stockholders had arranged to meet the
necessary assessments.
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y CLEVELAND POINTER.
q Conference ut Hhicl, n Pretty Plan Is
suGgestcd-After Cleveland then Camp.

N.ohtercnce ut Hhicl, Pretty Plan Is
susGestod-Atter Cleveland then Camp.
boil. =.
CHICAGO, Fob. o4.-In tho face Of the
general dcnials special dispatch from
Detroit says that Frank Hurd, OF Ohio,
an ayowed Cleveland man, slipped
quietly into Ann Arbor on Monday, and
together with Governor Campbell and
TWO or three Michigan Democrats had a
i0ns conference with ex-President
Cleveland in the private car He was
assured tho west was largely in his
'avor and that with proper manage
Ment he might snap his fingers at Hill
N New York and secure the nomina-
ION. Palmer was sincere in his allcgi-
1 ance and would squelch opposition in
5!ilnos, while rs for Ohio, here was
governor Campbell to vouch for its
loyalty. Then should unseen contin.
gehcy arise to overwhelm the ex-Presi-
G Gnt he could tnrn his strength over to
Campbell and defeat Hill at his own
game. This, at least, is tho plan as out.
ilned BY q gentleman in the confidence
VI Tho managers hero.
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CHICAGO, Feb! 24.-The directors OF
INC board OF trade to-day issued an
order forbidding members from congrc.
gIa;inc in the settlement room oriin the
1'alt or approaches to the Chamber OF
commerce before the opening and after
~; ;ne close OF the board. This order is
'4'eAdcd 10 put . stop to dealings in
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Cure roR CRour.-Use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil according to directions. 1t
is tho best remedy for all sudden at
tacks OF colds, pain and inflammation,
and injuries. DIV
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New Wushinrton, Penp Pconlo

y ~" 'l'Irf'15eoI'' : crff', Z coPlU .
Are not slow about taking hold OF n new
thing, if tho article has merit. A few
months ago David Byers, OF that place,
bought his first stock OF Chamberlain's
Cough, Remedy. He has sold it all and
ordered more. He says: SIT has given
the best OF satisfaction. l have war
ranted every bottle, and have not had
one come back" % cont, so cent and
81 bottles for sale by druggists. D&w
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quits" and calls which have been
carried on extensively in violation Of
tho rules ottllc board, and which have
been tho Chief argument in favor oithc
passage OF tho anticipation measure in
Congress. !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-25
JAMES A. HENRY, E.
Real Estate Agent U. S Claim Attorney, Expe..
in Pension Claims, ty
fels 1912 Market Street.
E1ORI 6. A TnEi

FOR S A. LII.
lots on South chapllnc. Eon and Jacob streets.
from Sl5O TO $500 each. = as sl
House Of SIX rooms, 1856 Woods street; good
business house on Market street :.
-, business house on corner Twenty.slSth and
Chapltne streets. fI5.5a
One-halt lot on Twenty street, $500.
Ihirty-slx acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheap
Building site for dwelling on Twenty-cighth
Alarge lotat McMcchcn, 100 by EOS feet Very
cheap. r. =. 49, d IL =
House Of seven rooms. 1881 EnT street, 50, 500.
House Of eight rooms. brick, jacob street, be.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets a
House OF eight rooms, brick, on Market street,
Centre Wheeling. -
House ofeight rooms, brick, 2ooj Jacob street,
$500 ~ $50 = ~ 80
Two half lots on EoF street. Sixth ward, sloo,
each. ~ + a. q a.. a - III
House OF FIVE rooms with lot 35rloo feet on
Jacob street. Sl,S00. 5f5rI ~ = I0H
House OF seven rooms on North Market stre,.
at bargain. t-ss-7Il-s
n9u; /, 81, five rooms on Jacob street, Filth
Lots on South Front and North Front Streets
Seven lots, 5ox1oo feet, in Filnn, whytc and
Glllashers addition. Price 500 10 $500 each.
Corner half-lot on McColloch and Belmont
streets. $50 s's5gg ~ ~, !
One OF tho bost manufacturing sitea In the
city, fronting on two railroads.
Choice lots in Glendale
.I Lo,s in Fifth ward in Filan q Why te'sI
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoriia..
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We often hear people say, there is
,onlv'one good cough medicine and that
is DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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I SUFFERED for two weeks with ncu-
ralsia OF the face, and procured immedi-
ate relief bytusing Salvation Oil. #
90 N[Rs. VS.. G. BALD,
1888 n. Carey ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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GARFIELD TEA is the tired housewives
best friend, freeing the body from aches
and pains, creating a buoyancy OF
spirits and lovely complexion. +
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10
Rules OF Conduct.

The following rules Of condsct
fell out Of little woman's pocket.
book the other day and she allowed
us to copy them. She is a belle in
the small city where she lives, and
has host Of admirers around her !:
1. / don't let man smoke when
he walks or drives with me. IL he
knows no better than to do it
promptly tell him what 1 think
of It.
2. / don't give my photograph
to men. used to occasionally but
l am wiser now. / should hate by
and by to know that my face might
be hanging up in Toms D.ok's or
Harry's room.
3. l don't let q man take nv
arm when he walks with me. II
he does / tell him that prefer hin,
to give me his arm.
4. / don't 90 out with q man
friend because he asks me. l like
it better if he asks another lady to
go too /; his sister, for instance.
5. / don't let any man 'Ssee me
home" from church. If he hasn't
gumption enough to take me there
and sit through the service with
me, he may stay away altogether.
6. don't let o man friend give
me presents unless it is something
Of trifling Cost, like fruit or flowers.
And | always gauge a man by his
taste in this respect.
z. l do not encourage any young
man who is not perfectly polite
and agreeable to my mother. Who
ever calls upon me gees a great deal
Of her.
8. / don't allow a caller to stay
later than 10 o'clock. II he does
not go at that time, / politely tell
him my custom.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10

A POWERFUL MAGNET --Profos-
sor Smythe was once lecturinx in q.
provincial town on ma ural philoso-
ply, and in the course OF his exper-
iments he introduced most pow
erful magnet, with which he at
tracted block of steel from q dis
lance Of two feet.
"Can any Of You conceive q great
or attractive powerf'' demanded
the lecturer with an air of triumph.
eyes, sir, l can" answered a
voice from the audience.
"Not natural terrestrial object?"
eyes indeed, SIR"
The lecturer. somewhat nettled.
challenged the man who had srok-
en- to name the article.
Then up rose old I'll ny Ting
10. Said he:
'Pll give you the facts, Profess
sor, and you can judge for your
self. When / was a young man
there was little piece O. natural
magnet done up in calico and dim
ity, as was ca led Betsy Marian.
She could draw me fourteen miles
every Sunday over plowed ground
just as natural as you'd sit down TO
your breakfast. There was no re-
-sistin' her. That ere magnet
o'yourn is pretty good, but it isn't
anything compared with Betsy
Mariah."
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Being q Gentleman.

Boys, do you know what being q
gentleman meanss 1t means be-
ing kind to everything and every
body, considerable Of old age, desir-
Gus OF helping everybody, especial
~ your mother, for she needs your
help most Of all, and by always be-
ing cheerful and gentle in her pres
ence you are helping and pleasing
her great deal. As You come in
from school if you see q. troubled,
tired look on her face, why not say
some pleasant word, and not rush
in, bang the door after you aud
throw down your books on the near
est chairf Sensible people always
think more Of boy or a young
man who respects bis mother. 1t
also means . clean face and hands,
smoothly cembed hair, clean collar
and necktie, well brushed clothes
aud neatness in every practicable
way.
Boys sometimes think they are
men if they can swear, and smoke
deadly poison in the form Of ciga-
rettes but true gentleman would
not be seen with such an abominable
thing az cigarette in his mouth,
and much less would he let a word
which defiles pass his lips. A gen.
tleman should always be polite, and
as l have explained what q gentle
man means / will also tell some
of the things which come under po-
likeness.
Being polite means, waiting
upon persons who are your sen
iors, removing your hat upon enter.
ing room, remaining standing un
TIL the ladies in the room are seat.
ed, and then quietly taking a seat
yourself. 1t means speaking in 9
low voice, and not in q boisterous
manner speaking respectfully te
everyone and treating all persons
in kind, courteous manner.
A noble boy should not think oil
his own comfort before giving 9
thought to the welfare of others
He should endeavor to make Others
happy, though in SO doing he MAJ
have to make self-sacrifice som,
times. just imagine q boy grow
ing into manhood, living only tx
crafty his own desires and caring
nothing for his fellow men or Their
opinions of his selfish conduct.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10

She RUINED HER REcoRD.-A
member Of Sorosis, q New York
ladies' club, tells of her trials with
a servent named Adeiine: I gave
q little afternoon lea, and AdeIings
arrayed in new bib and tucker,
was intrusted with the importxnt
task Of serving the milk and sugar.
She behaved herself admirably FOR
some time, but finally { was obiig-
ed to, call her attention TO q gro6p
In one of the alcoves that abe had
steadily ignored.
"Adeline," whispered, ssaalr.
them if they have been served with
milk and sugar"
"Yes'm," she replied, and, lift
ing her voice she walled: "Mrs.
Blank wants to know how you're
of for sweetnin' in that air cor
ner?"
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Baby's Toes.

Mothers Of creeping babies should
pay particular attention to the tiny
shoes worn by the little folk. In
creeping, the tendency is to force
the tender toes into the tips of the
boots, and, unless the shoe be long
enough, serious PAIN may result
from the overcrowding. / once saw
a baby whose soft tOe-nails were so
bent over by creeping in short slip
pers that they had begun TO grow
into the ends Of the toes. For this
same reason the toe-nails of the
small oreeper must be kept closely
trimmed, as the constant pressure
on the tips Of the toes is inclined to
produce in-growing nails.
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During sham fight Napoleon
came unawares upon a soldier who,
was lying fast asleep ia a field,
among the corn.
els this your post?" exclaimed.
the Emperor, rousing him with tho.
full intention of making an exam
pie OF him. The soldier, thus sud
denly startled out of his slumbor
rubbed his eyes, ard on pecoeniz-
ing the Emperor, sprang 20 his
feet, presented arms, and said:
IL beg your Majesty's pardon.
but we were going through a sham
light, and in order to make the ilIu-
sion more complete l was pretend
ing to be dead"
Napoleon could not suppress q
smile, and forgave the witty lines
man.
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"You know what an editor does
with bed?" queried Lawyer Torts.
81 do not" replied Editor
Scrawl, the journalist.
che lies in it." replied the law
yer, with h,s steady wit.
"And you know what 9 lawyer
does with WHIP" retorted the ed.
itor.
III do not, :" replied the lawyer.
denying everything. from force of
habit.
Gle lies ont of it," said the edi-
tor quickly, whose natural force Of
singing repartce continued nm
abated until its sixtieth year. Big
tieth year Of the same repartse,
that is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10
WIT AND aumOR.

Alexander IL. III. Stuart, Who
lately died at Stauntou, Va, when
Secretary Of the Interior under
President Fillmore used TO tell the
following good story Of how he rot
rid OF an office seeker soon after A.
spming the office: 81 was very
much annoyed by q persistcnt ap.
plicant for the post Of messengcr.
The man came in regularly every
day for several weeks until he b.
came an unbearablc bore. Finally
one day after the man had gone
out, asked the messenger then in
Office il he knew what that man
was after. He said, No, SIR
We'll. said |, 'he wants your place
and IL ever | see him again he shall
have it, never saw the man
again"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10

a farmers wife who has been re-
markably successful with turkeys.
raising as many a. 800 IN a year,
feeds the little ones for the frat
month on oustard made Of milk and
egg, baked without sugar. After
that with cornbread, alternating
occasionally with soaked oats, tiii
their combs begin to turn red and
they are ready to feed with the
flock.
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For 10 cents!
Only 7e cents!

and AbsOlu!el! proposition sssh as has
never been made in the history OF book
publishing. Lees splssdid msmoirs- no,
cheap edition, but the best-!or 10 coats
PRO VlDBD yOU send your subscription In
50 90 for the Cosmopolitan Magazine. the
brightest aud cheapest OF the great illustrated
monthlies. itself equal 10 ths best q 90
LaAgaxins.
The Cosmopolitan II enabled % naks
this offer because Of the purchase 81 SOC. GEO
Volu Sc atA price which sVsa psbllshsrs
would deem impossible. aud With the idea
Of running up its circulation to hall . mile
lion copies
II. however, yos have Less books, the
Ccsmopolitau's offer will permit you TO take
instead the memoirs Of eth sr Of the follow.
log generals;
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-10

k3es eione OF the Courts
Circuit Court. i3sh judicial Clrcsis, HSr
Isses .. Arnseos&. PrssidiaG-Tsses -
gie - fsiio -ss
Grant CosnV -feasth fuesasy n useuA.
ant Tuesday, % Jsns sad ibid tSo&a6 iS
0etobef.
1snpsAlss Csssty--nsst Tuesday, q -.
ssafy. secosd Tuesday - hAy 80 Dial
roesday In 6eptsobss.
Hsrdy Uoxnty --SeeesA Asssoay = Mo-
list Tuesday n MAJ saA IRA tsss6at Z
October.
Mineral Cossty-Seeoad TSeadsy b n,
.ary, foarth Tuesday, u April ssA isos fSss
lay In .3epembes.
Psadlssea oousV--0seoeA vsassse.y b
April, Wednesday shss seesad TSepoAS q
'ass. and sss, wsdses4ax Il BaNSkss. =.
County Court OF Hemp.hirs County
John Psncats, Prssident-R. I'd. Powell
and VIM II. Pepper Commissioners, q s
Whits Clerk. The regular sessions are hslt
begin biBs on the frst Tuesdsy In ysuusr,
and pril the lsst Tuesdsy In July, and ID,
osrth Tuesday in October.