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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

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= iag h1ate aasiis1as -rfir7lT vsEptahie. Ger
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

TEKoSsHA, Aug. 26.-This place IL
experiencing enc of the healthlest
bOOms OF any town IA southern Mlehl-
gan. Inis summer has witnessed tue
construction Of = bank, two lsrge stores,
large warehouse and aa A. .. L. ".
hall Two a1dltOnal stores meat
market snd X. o. I. II. hall are now
under way. Last spring there were
but three brick stores; by October 81
there Will be nine and posi- ly eleven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

CHARLEvoIX, Mich, Aug. 25.-Bur.
glars entered the residence of +. +.
Wood in the night time and succeeded
IN securing his trousers without awak-
ening him. Taking the garment to q
room adjoining his chamber, they alb
stracted 500 from the pockets and
L. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Drowned ut Mayyille

MAYvnLE, Mich, Aug. 26.-James
Anderson, young man of II years,
was drowned in Shay's lake. He went
in bathing and WAS drowned in sight Of
his father, mother and sister, who were
rowing boat near by. The body was
racOyercd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

CHTcaea. tug 1e SO surprising ~.
'u e wers bal A. Garfield today. hut
fioVafnor Porter go Eesanoa were
tnr ea 3 hrRf rHeices wn
Frst raee 2TesT-r 81 ceiling. thfse.
iaulths unle- uammne Naa w8u,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Summaries Of other races:

ttttFf aftf -tt' 40
2f7 class. pacing. purse 9 .50N Alvin Swift
7. iyoTiEe = bick II 3. Singer Z. best time.
2 troffing. purse 81 .1n. Eanrboo 1. Homer
9 Tague oragaa p Minnie Keen 1. Wild s. X
s. CitiFeu {. Alpha n s. Spines Lawn e. Colo
mel de- i0, best O ne. 2. b..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Cooley Captured.

USIoNTowN. Pa, Aug. 26.-Sam Yea
ger, one of the Cooley gang of outlaws
gnat make their headquarters in the
mountains in this vclnity, was cap
tured here and brought to Jail here to-
tay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Horrible Accident al Whitehall.

WHITEHALL, Aug. 26.-Wiliiam Key
sell, the foreman of the Eagle tannery
ing In horribly mangled condition.
While attempting to put on a belt his
clothes caught in the machinery and
be was hurled around the shaft NUM-
Der of times, breaking both legs and
one arm. He cannot live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Three Horses Perished.

FLINT. Mich, Aug. 26.-Ihe barn Of
Charles Elder, IN Mt. Morris township,
was destroyed by fire last night. to-
gether with the seasons crops and three
uOrspg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

245 pace. 5000.
Hal Pointer Wins Amin.

CouUMBus, Aug. 26.-This was the
last day Of the Columbus Driving asso-
cation meeting. The track wac good
aud the attendance large. Hal Pointer
and Direct. who took two heats eacn
yesterday. were obliged TO go two more
heats today before the match was de-
cided. They paced a dead heat on the
first 90 IN 2:l4i. Hal Pointer won the
next heat and race by eigat lengths n
2.i1f.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

The frontispiece in Lew Wallacc's Life
of benjamin Harrison is fine steel en-
craving OF President Harrison himself.
The book is & good one. Order at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

There j. a gall page engraving OF Nc
IA haley ia Ihe Hsraid's Life OF lssBjs Il
Harrison" Notice eur advertisement. Or
der al once
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

To- fur.fn 2
roaaf n woman >
BE bring reru-
liar ve~knesaas
az ailments lr
ffsres Fsvrite
Prescription
trings rslief AMI
cure Ie rs =
powerful invi-5-
rating, restora
ffes fnnfe an Z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

Mfofssu. Mica. AHE IS TIE PEI
pies Fsgy ot NJ aiAua eouaty nonr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

Hh.ch the SIZE assiiaat sergeant
arms 5 abe - 4sEise tor TaelF sillosz-
melt aLa counted the Toy OF brown
stones ~ the fronts u TIE opposite
houses they.nzve sne 0ppportGnity -
leaning back 70 thelr eCmtoFl2 il-e
chars and stuty.ng the features O. s1o
faL cup.ds which ornament the eeAlEgs
OF these once slegsas P4Tiors,
a. i-sssabIieAs Esaa4aarsars.
The room A. Joining tins front pArior
. par llos3ed OF wIlA s-re scree24s INTO
a number OF departments where ser
4 aEt-at arms, swords ard several
CLERKS and secretaries operate, while Al
the democratic headquarters tie back
pArloF Is utilized as a writing room and
consultation room Tor ca lers- Al me
republican headquarters the big dinlng
IOom which opens OF The BAGS parior
and $50 CT d las hall. : tne Once
&Bd woEkroOm OF Secretary ActOmas.
Al the dem 3erst.c headquarters the
( dlning room of tue house, which col
responds ia Location 70 the one already
I referred TO, = utilized tor newspaper
headquarters. Here the press agent "
/ the committee furnishes 20 newspaper
/ callers, whose name . legion, sundry
/ BITS Of Information calculated 10 cheer
/ the democratic heart and correspond
lngly depress the republican mind.
/ carefully written cut on g. ps OF paper
I aud manIlolded 80 that AL who VIII
/ may make use OF them. TINS WORK =
I performed at the republican head
/ quarters II the front basement room,
where tae newspaper callers are only
/ entertained and furnished with sucn
/ cnoice Information as viii lead the
( public 10 believe that the republican
cincn on the situation s OF Il lead-ppe
/ order.
The Room for the Moguis.
Up stairs where comparatively few
/ people penetrate, working members OF
the committee aud their aids have
/ their desks and are hard at work. The
man who wants TO see them must send
/ his card and take MS turn and unless
/ his business is very important he must
make MS call brief and talk straight to
I the point. Each man has ms own
! sphere of action. OGe has the question
I of organization of clubs, another mas
/ charge OF campaign speakers, another
I has the super,ntendence of the pre- par
/ alton of the literature with which the
campaign OF education" - 10 be car
RED on, the treasurer has charge OF the
distribution Of funds, the finance COM
] mitiee has the more important work OF
raising the funds. And so the work
goes on, each man with his corps OF IS
/ ssiants Ia general charge of MS par
llcular held, but ali consulting one
with another and all together on gen.
erel questions of policy and general
lines OF work, and the developments of
the campaign as the days and weeks
/ bring them along.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27

fh~r- - Fen nae- saxfsrfrs - vs.
Hfafes fa fhs rsfstss .f Sc af Hsefssrfa
"sfsise~ setts- esr sassft8..sssst. e.
H.f - eaee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Tie China Silks

Must all go. There a large number Of Dress Pat.
terms and quite variety of pieces in which there :
just enough for silk waist. First come viii get
them at very low price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
ENTIRE WASH DRESS GOODS STOCK

Inc uding domestic and imported GinCharns Satines
Sill alines Madras Cloths. Bedford Cords and many
dress lengths cut way below first cost. The prices
will furnish strong incentive to lay in good supply
at once For particulars apply at the counters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
In tie Dim Pe1Sbectl9e.

Another season is dawnng. New things will soon
take the place of their predecessors. MANY HAVE
ALREADY. Staples will follow staples and novel
ties follow novelties All this calls for a general pre-
paration from and cleaning-up of everything ia
each department
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
Il Still Greater attraction.

Monday morning inaugurate general clear
sale of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
PROPOSALS..


OFFICE OF TIE SUPERINTENDENT VIRGINIA
PESlTENTIARY. z
RfcHMoND. January 7 n, l22l
DROPOSALS-SEALED PR POSAlS Will
Il be received at this Office until IL tSDA1,
18th instant, - o'clock NJ. for furnishing this
institution for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1892. with he following articles III more or
less quantities a. the requirements demand,
viz:
400 barrels Family Flour ,samplel.
$500 bushels Good Merchantable Bolted Meal
(sanpIol.
10000 pounds Rice sample.
y so pounds Light brown Sugar lsample).
$1,000 pounds LUX Meats -Beiiies' Butts Sides
or Shoulders samples.
- 400 pounds Iurpentlne soap 'samplee
GOO gallons Low Grade Syrup or Molasses
barrels RYE Whiskey ,sample'.
60 sacks Liverpool alt
O. gallons t orOsene OIL, 100 degrees test
GOO gallons II Light OIL, l6O degrees test.
10 barrels Vinegar sample.
5000 pounds Ground Coffee sample).
600 pounds Black Pepper. Grain sampled.
- pounds Green ca sample. 800
The above goods 70 be delivered st tho fif-
GINA Ienitentiarv free Of all drayage and IN
such quantities and at such times as the super
infenden, may require them to Ae delivered,
subject to inspection Mark name and price on
each sample. Separate bids will be received
for any one or more Of the above articles.
The board of directors reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
Iy order Of the Loard Of directors
+. w. lynn,
ia s&lO-2t superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
[TyANCE AND COMMERCE
.,,se QUOTATIONS OF MONET
.,a sales at the Richmond Tobacco
Internal Revenue o"'ie'-
uon.-forcicn Advie'''

Tan Money closed at 3 per
Wv '" ts.tes. 80; lowest. 2's. Exchange
s,i w, az posted rates, >sSsssASS; actual
ts'' '. ,@s--.,,,y dsys md iS5lf FOR demand.
r.'' 80 honis closed steady currency
6'''.s...'s''"' =. coupon ii6'6 bid extended s's
g. '.s m Md Pacific railroad bonds
Fs'' l,..ou,. Uni p Is io'ls bid 20. sink
a''- .s. ,s-,, bid. Cea,rals, 1914 bid.
as ''D'. an active opening TO the stock
There "s,.@rninU. with Rock Island, Atchi-
ntfso rs, fnr.ani as the feature IN the reg
80 tns 'rh" inst prices were gcneraiiy
"a u'r 80 cxccrt IN the case OF Whisky
.kHih t as per cent higher. shortly
lfl,l ..c,.ne prices began TO advance ana
40 No ,,v.rng values continued 10 en-
d1 .ttt.....bapt lhe morning. The ouyinE
lslt 'r noticeable IN Rock Island, New
rtstI t-.sv,lIe. sugar Trust kansas and
frtt"1 ,s,,Iie. New Albany and Chicago
Tess. ...anna and Western. These stocks
n ..,r'r tho most active. but ~ the Same
W. .e,I tho most strength. Al noon the
t. mrnt ranged from Is 10 ~ per ceni
ilIi r,-ses we're credited with heavy pui.
i'.o- Rock Island to-day. Traders Also def,s'
t. ,r thc stock materially aiding It's 81
ltt,'' line buying was attributed 70 proslf 80
va .-rrrsel dividend The buying OF -
...ssstI % bo on account OF the ~ -
....a With the directors OF the ro.r 80
E4 based on the expected devele..i" 80,
n. Che orghuilauon Inc MARI 80
IT,, trm throughout the afternoon H ,,,,. :, ~,
N..t.aa.ng hesvy foundations inc cos.u ia. a. -
VOC generally higher than thOs' VI '0s'O'
IuN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
BAlfiInOre.

BNT1MoRr. MD, Jan. -Flour-Receipts,
i2.Gs6 bushels: shinInents. 429 barrels. Market
continues quiet. Wheat Receipts 25fS3 bush
els; shipments. 12.O6l bushels; demand quiet
steamer. 94e4a975kc.: Fultz. g5c.eSSL03: long
berry, &c asl.O4. n-leceipts, 2l3S53 u,h3
els; shipments. 35s2l bushels. Market quIet anu i
steadv: Western shows no change, being steady,
and oferings not free; short mixed, 81 se524c ;
steamer mixed, 4734slSc.; Southern white, 45s
30 do Yellow. 44a52c. OAts-hecelpts 1000
bnsbels. sblpInents. 2.O53 bushels; demand
Quiet and prices easier; ungraded southern
and Pennsylvania, 37a3Sl5c.; do. Western white.
~ n 3Sioc. mixed, 37a31t.c.. Pchnsylvan q
strained 94a36c Rye-keceipts 7s5 bush Is;
Shipments. 3i6 bushels; demand quiet and
prices unchanged; No. ?, 9is95c.; No. B. s5c.;
common, o4asJc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

1'tN YORK, Jan. 1-Messrs Hubbard, Price
n in their cotton circular. SAY: Against
r. pes and expectations OF the bulls the
ro-ei ms morning was 10 4-G8 lower Tho
f.is Was weak AT net depreciation OF about
81 to uVo points on the GaY. The decline
81, al pfeclpltated great Generalization here
49, telQro O'Clock prices had declined fully
i9'n, lFo points below last evenings figures
ils ant months show even greater depreci-
hnmors OF failures were rife, and little
er.'i ~ O'Clock the market WAS in a state
semi panic. as the day passed. how
t.' without any embarrassment, and in
A.'t receipts promised 10 be lighter
c11n expected 4 reaction set in which AT 3
cf.''A had amounted 10 3 points. The decline
t.,Af VA. TIE result OF probably the most
a. .t@h hguidatlOn that has yet been made
AZ ~ seems not only reasonable. but prob
eo., o assume that the worst is over and that
''s.ne by the necessary LIQUIDATION of nearly
~ Asi o. the bulls. Cables from Liverpool
''e MAT the depression there is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

RIcHmoNp. VA. Jan No offerings Of tobac-
COS At auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary OF the
Richmond tobacco trade. o-day: Wrappers, ?
hogsheads: cutters, ,; scrap, q DARK leaI' a
Total. 50 hogsheads III.
Ola DOMINION. Yaughans Shelburne's. Cren-
shaw Davenport. Planters ShockOe ana Sea
bro0ke's tobacco warehouses report 10 uay'
Receipts. packages; deliveries, ~ packages.
The United states internal revenue cOlec-
tions for the city Of Richmond Va to-day are;
lax paid cigars and cigarettes s946e5; tax palu
plug tObaccOs. Sl,73J.25. Total b'O.yO.
I here was a very good sale OF loose bright
tObaccOs at Planter to-day at "a isiactOfy
prices There VIII be sOOu Sa4e az VAA9 ""i0-
NG me Carrier Journal of Wednesday morning.
Jenuarv 9Th speaking OF the Louisville tobacco
,osrtat saws. 80 his being practically the or
enine of the new year in the leaf tobacco market
the OfferiI z were very heavy III TACT 80 large
that the clIcuit of the warehouses could not he
completed. he buyers were present III goou
force. and there was sharp edge on the mar
ket / displayed much the same tone as lhal
remarked before the hlistmas holidays. he
offerings were chiefly hurley and coiory ieal
and Tugs ruled very hrm and active he oier-
inps were OF far average Quallty ana we're gem
orally III good condition. Old touaccO ana darKs
were not offered III large quantities, ana were
The attendance of buyers to-day was large,
and the pressure around the breaks was greater
than usual. There Is great complaint rom tho
BUYERS and Justly 50, about TINS nuisance.
Sometimes II has been as much as buyers bones
are worth TO get 10 hogshead tbaI tAgy
want 10 see. and Oh some Occa ions II IesDg
nreyeuts them from bidding when they wish
TO do so. because they cannot get TO sec NE
sample without pushing and crowding ana NJ
orally fighting for 10. IL has been suggested ny
q vol known buyer that rope be stretched,
allowing small snace next 10 the hogsAeaus
for the BUYERS. while the others could stahu
ontside or behind the hogsheads. lhat or some
1S,no else will have to be done. as the pressure
ia hecoming great Inconvenience
The his hest sale OF the season was mace 10
davst The new Enterprise warehouse when i've
Gogshesds OF leaf Iugs and trash, the crop OF ).
Ii. Roberts. Of Henry county, sold at $3.50 10
$50. o ,...t...7- 800
The total sales to-day were 20 hogsheAas' 70
ol1 crons az crop # 1871. GS5 original lnspec-
mons. ~ renews; yesterday IRE actions, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE-THE CREDITORS or K. II;
y MATKY 4 co. secured by the deed OF said
firm dated the 2tn of August 1871, are hereby
notified that by decree OF the Circuit Court o,
HenricO county. rendered IN the cause Of
Grants administrators against Maury and 9TH
ers on the ed December 1921, the undersigned.
special commits toner's. or either Of them are
directed to distribute the sum OF Si6,5JD q
among said creditors in the manner set forth
in said decree But the series OF notes men
toned in said decree remaining unpaid must be
exhibited 10 the under igned, OF one OF them
by the holders thereof; and payment VIII be
made 70 the said creditors. the personal repre-
sentatiyes of such as may be dead. the sssignees
OF said notes. OF the attorneys OF PARTIES entl-
tled TO payment LEIGH r. PAGE.
II. II. MARSHALL.
Special Commits -l0ners,
Nos. and Shafer Building.
Richmond. Dec. 81, 1891. ia l-2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
CoMMlsslnNERs OFr1cE.
RrcHnoxp. "a. December 10. 1891. I

RfcHMOSD. Va. December 10. 1921
The parties 10 the foregoing cause and ell
persons having claims and demands against the
estate Of the said Henry g. Shaw. deceased. are
hereby notified that ! have fixed on the llrH
the time and my Office AZ No. 1914 east MAIN
street in the said city. as the place, for proceed
ing to execute the foregoing decree.
The creditors of the said dccedents estate
are required TO present their claims against the
said estate before me at tho time and place
Above designated and establish the same by
legal proof.
Given under my hand commissioner in
chancery OF the said court, the day and year
first aforesaid.
JAMES VI. MATTHEWS, Commissioner.
SANDS. POLLARD & SANDS. p. q. de ll-f-4w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Olening. Highest. Closing.
CASH SAILS.

srrng wheat easy: No. in store soaseo
NO. ssilfc., No. 4, s0c. Sale by sample :.
o b. $780, 3 &c: No. Z. 134I1c. Winter
Wttlt weak No. rod i'm store. gO99Olgc
No. red &C.; No. 9 hard. SIC. sales by sample
J. o. b, 80. red. &c; No. red. N9Sgc.: No.
81 4rc. Corn weak; No. IN store, 3s34c.;
40. ID f,c.: No. yellow 2Sc. Sales by sample
o D.. SO white, 89l1@3914c.; No. B. 3a9
30 80. B yellow, 2sl393gc.; No. , white.
80. g. 5a8si4c Oats in good demand:
N' ln store. 2lag &C.. No. white. SIC: No
"Al'e. 5te 3lc. Sales by sample I. o. b.: No. ..
que. SO. white. 33a334c: No. 3, 239
-A., No. 9 white 3OlssS2isc. Lard-Sales,
l.tfce' az s6.Oftf. 1000 tierces at go 10; 500
Al eh.2le. Green hams-Sales. 5000
a.. .Al' average Do pounds, az &C.: green should-
II a.es. t.10 pounds New York cut az 33sc.;
~ IT'D slies-sales 100000 pounds at 5.35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

CHICAGO. Jan. Wheat Wheat was greatly
depressed hy the Government crop report,
which gave tie yield Of wheat nj l5O0o.OO0 bnsh-
q. more than indicated hy the condition re-
Ioued in October Closing prices were 21ac.
lower Receipts. 1872 cars.
lofn-Ihere was slso great weakness in corn,
cle largely. IL was thought 20 the break IN
wheat. as there wa no news Of a bearish char
t.'sr Closing prices were 34elc lower. Ke-
ce.Qis. ~ cars
oafs-Oats weakened with corn and closed ic.
lower Receipts. lG6 cars.
otlsOns-Pr0vlslons were weakened by tho
heavy receipts of hogs and hy the hcaviness IN
lae grain markets. Pork declined IA 10 l5c,
lara .s 10 &C.. and ribs. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

CrxcINNATI o., Jan. - ork-Regular' SO q
family, 5000. Bacon-Short GEAR sues, So'00@
4 s5iL Whisky-Sales, I.Ol5 barrels AT Sl.ls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08

ITyrRpoo1. Jan. Spot cotton dull and de-
pressed. Middhng uplands, led; sales,
Isnrarv- February. 3 5l-6id; lebruary-MarcA,
3 o0-64Ca4d.; March-Apri. 2-64s4 3-6id
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Wilmington.

Wuw1xarov, y c.. Jan. 7.-Spirits turpen-
tine Nothing dong. RosIn firm: strained, sl.l5;
COOL strained. sl.2O bid. Tar steady at : 30.
Crude mruentlne steady; hard, 81; yellow dip,
SLID: virgin, Sl.s0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
CHRISTMAS.

CHRISTMAS.
We are offering for tho Holidays an extra fine
selected stock of the following goods: New
cleaned CUKNANIS and kAlSlNS extra tne
CIi RON and LEMON and ORANGE PEEl.lNtI;
all kinds OF new NUTS aud fine Dehesa RAILS
ms: new layer FIGS, DATES and Trench
PRI'NES: best MINCE MEATS and PLl VI
PEDDlNGS: finest CHOCOLAJE S and CAN
DIES; SWEET CIDER; cooking and very tine
liable SHERRlES; very old lOhIS and French
BRANDlES; Jamlica Rum and Batavia AK
ASPARAGUS. CAULlFLOMER. PEAS and
BEANS in glass and tins. az
HERMANN SCHllIDTS
500 and SOP east Broad street.
AND
WI. WHITES, s82 east Main street
de6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
IOF RICHMOND, DECEMBER /, 1891.


Anena Shaw and ais. Plaintiffs.
against
Jacob T. shaw administrator Of Henri C. Shaw.
deceased. an others. Defendants.
Extract from decree in above cause rendered
on the lst day OF December 1871
The Court doth adjudge. order and decree
that the papers IN this cause 10 referred 70 one
of the commissioners OF this court. who is d.
rected to inquire and report rs follows:
First " hat real estate the sad Henry g.
Shaw died seized and possessed OF. and It's fee
simple value.
second. An account of all debts and demands
against the estate of the said Henry c. shaw,
deceased, and their priorlties, If any.
Third. Whether or not all creditors OF the
said Henry G. Shaw. deceased, are before the
court. ,
Fourth An account of the transactions of the
administrator Of Henry C. Shaw, decea. ed. aud
any other matters deemed pertinent by the COM
missioner or required by any OF the parties to
be stated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-08
Charleston.


CHARLESTON. S. c.. Jan. 7.--Rosin, sl.l58sl2O;
turpenune firm at 50l9c.