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Abernethy, FRANK, g SW t, W
Sc t, sec 2, 2s, IL e:.........; 80
Alkire, Mrs Julia, Q ! ne t, sw /
ne t, ne se I, sec %, l n, IA g 10 90
Anderson, Pete, Military addi-
tion Dalles City, lot F, blk 81,
343 blk 81. .................... 13 90
Ayers, M F estate, Dalles City,
lots II, IL, blk 4. 4.,......-..... 60 90
Allery Rock, g NV t, ne /,
sec 6, / 8, IL g. ............... IL so
1890.
Barter, Richard, personal prop
erty... 70
Broyles, David, personal prop
Burke, Geo E, buildings....... 10 90
Borthwich & Frame, buildings
at Cascades. s.................. % 90
Boy, W 81, E & W ada to Hood !.
River, lots Is, %, blk /. $500. 1 25
1891.
Bone, Isaac, personal property$ 8 33
Burke, Geo p, personal property 25 90
Bickford, Edward, sw /, WI
Brookhouse & Son, 9 NV /, sw
INV !, W sw !, sec %, 2 8,
13 Q; SO /, ne !, sw I ne I,
sec i6, 2 8, Is e; Sc / sw / sec
15, 2 8, 13 14O 25
Bartes, Francis w. E & w add
70 Hood River, lots 80 and 40,
Brown, @ . Waiter, r = & W add ii.i to 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. blk g.. 2 so
Butler, Eben, personal property 4 13
Buckley, Honora, Military add
Dalles City, lot II, blk ILL.,. 100
Baldwin, Jas J, W NV I, ne I
NV !, NV ne I, sec 8. 2 n, IL g Is IS
1892.
Brooks, N Il, personal property$ 10 35
Baxter, Lizzie, personal prop
erty... q 35
Brown, A J, personal property 2 Is
Blanton, L P, personal property 8 95
Blaser, Nicholas, n ne sec 6,
50, i n, IA O.. 81 20
Barnard, Thos W, Military add
Dalles City, lots I, J, K and L
blk 70. AS
Brown, Walter, E & w add to
Hood River, lots As, 46, Al, 4S,
blk 8................... g.. 2 10
Bartes, Francis, personal prop
Bennett, A S, 10Ox120 ne corner
blk 8, Trevitt add Dalles City 124 IA
Bender, Elizabeth, Hood River
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addition Dalles City; lot 5,
blk IA D 10
Hall, E E, all of secs 3, 8, 9, 10,
and NV or of sec II, and NV
or and W hf sw or sec Is, and
Sc or sec 5, and sw or, 9 hf Sc
or sec 4, all in tip n, IA e. 215 05
Halvor, Geo B, part of Crates
donation land claim, tp2 n,
IL II W
Hall, Rosa r, E & W add Hood
River, lots ], 2, 3. 4, blk g. 10
Howard, Missouri, E & w add
Hood River, lots l, 2, 8, 4, blk
lU
Hartman, Mary E, E & W add
Hood River, lots % and 26,
blk and q, % blk 5---. 10
Harnett, D Fl, E & w add Hood
River, lots Al, 4S, blk -. 40
Hudson, Viola, E & w add to
Hood River, lots 7, 8, blk g. l 40
Harvey, A H, E & w add Hood
River, lots 81. 32, blk 49, ! 40
Hurst, Chas F, E & W addition
Hood River, lots 45, 46, AZ, 48,
blk - l 4O
Hagan, D, Military add Dalles
City. lot F, blk ST. 40
Hull, Walter, Pleasant View
add Hood River, lots A, B,
blk 0---------------- 10
Haddaman, D D, hf Sc Or, NV
Or Sc or, sw or ne or sec 1S,
8, IA e------------------- 6U
Herke, 7 ], NV Or sec IL, n,
Herke, Kate, sw or sec l2, n,
II ~
Hutchinson, Samuel, e hf ne or,
hf NV or, sec 13, n, ,9e-Z 80
Hughes, John. hf sw or, s hf
Sc or, sec 80, n, 13 &C., go
Hall, n, Hood River Park, lot
Hamilton, Harry, Hood River
Park, lot 25, blk 2 -- 25
Hersel, Alma, Hood River Park
lots "a, 25, blk 3------------- 40
1893.
Hall, Geo W, NV Or sec 6, s,
IA IL oU
Hurst, VIM, personal property %
erty ,-.------.l---------r-r- "A 40
Hyman, M, personal property. 4 81
Harwood, G Fl, sw or Sc or, Sc
or sw or, sec "a, 2 n, 10 e. 10 10
Hood River Manufacturing Co,
personal property y------------ 20 W
Howe, 81 L, 80 acres in sec B. 2
n, lUe-- -------------------- 10 20
Heald, Mrs Mary, NV or Sc or .
sec 2; n, 10 10e--------- 62 40
Hanich, Oscar personal prop
erty oV
Henson, Ezra, NV or hf sw or,
NV Or Sc Or, sec Is; ne or sec
-. lie 1,f
49, all in tp 5 s, range a e. 80 27
Haynes, Mrs l., second add Du-
fur, W hf blk D. ---------- 3 13
Is 5e--,----.------- -. Al So
Harnett, D 81, E & w add Hood
River, lots Al, 48, blk 2--- 80
Hudson, Viola, E & W add to
Hood River, lots z, 8, blk g. 80
Harvey, A n, E & W add Hood
River, lots 81 and 80, blk L. 30
Holmes, Sadie M, 9 hf se Or sec
II, 2 n, II e---------------- 6 30
Hall, E E, all of secs 3, 8, 8, 10
and NV or sec II and NV or,
W hf sw or sec l5 and Sc or
sec 5 and sw or, hf Sc or sec
all in tip n, IA e. ------- 205 IS
Hogue, C r, Military add, lots
F and G, BLK S3---- l so
Hageney, 81, Military add, lot
F, blk 5l----------- ! so
Hill, T L, Military add, lot L,
blk 7------------------- III 50
Hartman, Mary E, E & W add
Hood River, lots 25 and 26,
blk 4, and q and %, blk g. 95
Holdman, John, hf sw or, hf
Sc qrsec 80, n, II e---------- 20
Hake, ] P, and Katie, W hf sec
IL, n, IL ----------------- 10 so
Hadaman, Q hf Sc or, NV or Sc
or, sw or ne Or sec Is, rs, l4e 20
Higgenbotten, Mrs E, Thomp-
sons add, lot 8, blk 2-------- 2 so
1892.
Isenberg, first add Hood River
south, blks 2and R-----------s II 65
1893.
Irvine, Frank, lots A, B, c, D,
E, Military add Dalles City
blk 9S------------------------S 30
1890.
johnson, J M, personal propertys 80
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Bergeron, Ed, personal prop
erGy. - ID
Burlingame, E, personal prop
Beesfey, Jos estate, sw i,nini
ne I, 8 ! sw /, sec 13, Is, 13 9 18
Bourland, o M, sw t, NV t, ne t
sec 3, 2s.14 e................. g. 81
Bradley, j L and T M, Sc / nw4
sec 18, ! 8, IA .............. "a
Butler, c c, personal property 10
Brainard, Mrs NJ G, 8 sec II,
q, I've. Il
Bigbee, B 9, sw I sec 30, 4 8, 13e 13
Brown, Walter, E & W add to
Hood River, lots As, 46, Al, 4S,
Bladder & Mckenzie, personal
Britain, 's NJ, personal property z :
Butts, w 81, ne sec 4, 8, 13 %
Borders, Chas A, Simms LC
Vol FILA, Vol 4 415, about 3
acres; Bigelow bluff lot 4, WI
6,blk 80. go
Baldwin, ] c, Gates add Dalles
City, W / of lot 45, and in
Trevitt's add 100x126 Sc cor
r. ner OF blk E. 72
BROOKE, I F, in Waucoma, lots
90, N, a, 25, blk 4........... 1
Banp5 ) E, Hood River Park,
alfblks s, g., z, II, 10, IA, Is,
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STATE OF OREGON, / ..
COUNTY OF WAsCO. oo'

Annexed is copy of said warrant:
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Monroe, Jno, personal propertys
Mosier, Mrs Martha, personal
property----.----------.---4-
Mosier, J n, in Jonas Mosier
donation land claim, 762 acres
Mt Hood & Barlow Wagon Road
Co, personal property--------
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
PROGRESS Ar CARE CHARLES.
The Establishment Of Bank-Particulars
ola Preachers Death.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Oct. ESPECIAL
The large two-story Drlck Dulldins
which Mr.. l.. Il. Munford is erecting in
this city is rapidly nearing completion;
Mr.. Munford will open private bank
in this building. which will be great
convenience TO the business men or the
town, as with the exception OF the FIRST
National Bank at 0nancock, which -
very inconvenient for our people at this
point, the new private bank when open,
will be the only institution OF the Kind
on the eastern shore Of Virginia. The
large vault for the bank has already been
received and is being placed IN position.
Rev. Mr. Hail. OF Portsmouth, and Rev
Mrs. Hail. OF Washington, ID. e, have
just returned 10 their homes, after a
three weeks stay in our town. having
been engaged i'm a very successful revival,
In Bethany NJ h. church. Their meet
ings have been on the "Sanctification"
order, new doctrine in this part OF the
peninsula, but a number OF members or
the church have accepted the new latin,
besides several converts.
Rev. W. r. Robbins, pastor OF the ;. NJ.
j.. church. this city. and member or the
Virginia Conference. died very suddenly
last night with asthma. An nour before
his death. he vas on the street, and just
befLre retiring, complained OF diihcui-
" in breathing. Medical aid was hastily
summoned by his wife, who was the only
person in the house at the time, and be-
fore the physician arrived h was dead
The deceased was about sixty years Of
age. and was married the second time
about two months ago, TO Miss Annie
Sanford. Of Baltimore, Md.
Mr. Robbins was well known through
the lower part OF this county, LAYING been
pastor Of 4 church at Bay View several
years and had many friends.
MIR. Willis Thomson, of Cheriton, about
four miles from here. a highly respected
farmer. had the misfortune few days
ago to get both his legs broken. RE
was leading horse attached to cart
loaded with potatoes across a bridge
when he slpoed and fell. the wheel pass
Ing over and breaking both legs below
The knees. lie is now in very critical
condition.
Tie relations OF Capt VIM. McKown.
who was drowned last Sunday, while at
tempting 10 cross the Chesapeake Bay in
a beat, Rave offered 50 reward for the
recovery Of his body.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Chesapeake Agricultural Fair Associa-
tion was held here a few days ago. and
the Board OF Directors instructed TO is
sue $3.50 worth OF bonds for the term
OF five years, for the purpose OF rails
ing funds 10 nay off the expenses of the
last fair held in August, the expenses
OF the association being about that
amount more than the receipts, on ac-
count Of the slam attendance at the fair
by reason OF the hard times experienced
by the people through this section.
our City Council have just passed two
very important ordinances which will
give general satisfaction: That OF I'M
pounding all dogs upon which taxes have
not been paid. end prohibiting the care
lessly leaving OF horses, mules, or oxen
hitched 10 vehicles standing on the streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
The Hotel jefferson.

The following is taken from yester-
days Washington Post:
1.-THE people of Richmond owe a debt
Of everlasting gratitude to their good
townsman, Mr.. Lewis Ginter, for build
ing one of the handsomest, best-appoint-
ed, and luxurious hotels that have ever
seem" said John f. Chamberlain. who
ought to be an expert In such matters.
"Mr Ginter is millionaire, and what
is more, a philanthropist and public bene-
factor. In his new house The Jefferson.
which will be opened in about two weeks.
money has been used without stint. and
the result Is hotel that exempltnes tho
very latest ideas in architecture. decora-
ton, and equipment. 1t gives the old
capital what 1t has needed for 10! these
many years: fills a long-felt want, as the
newspaper men say. l went all through
It the other day, and was astonbshed at
the beauty and splendor. 1t is worthy
a place by the side OF any swell hosiery
IN New York"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
THE TJNfES-RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 90 1895.

ines. This was done, ana the inventor
was invited TO attend court reception
next day. and to bring the ph,nograph
with him. Upon this occasion he great
American found the Emperor surrounded
with a brilliant thrsns or mobiles. each
one decorated with the insignia OF MS
rank-Edison. I think. calls them dog
collars" When he produced his mys-
terious invention. the Emperor took It in
hand. eyed It critically. as though he had
never seen 1t before: then took 1t apart
and explained to the amazed courtiers
exactly how It performed its wonders.
He never said word about his instruc-
tlon OF the day before.
I have heard 1t whispered that beneath
his breath Edison whispered OF the Ger
man Kaiser, IAN unmitigatcd fraud"
And perhaps there was damn" some
where in the expression.-Philadelp
Timer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

Va. ana Mr. Geo. r. Quincy. formerly
OF Winston. n. o.. but now resident
OF that town. The marriage ceremony
viii take place Tuesday afternoon, 0cto-
Der 18th, az ) o'clock al 81. Johns bpis-
coral church. West Point, Va
Miss CHRISTIAN Is one Of West Points
most charming young ladies, and mas
many Intends IN Richmond
Mr.. Quincy is the popular proprietor r
the Terminal Hotel, having moved TO
West Point last fall lie Is well known
throughout North Carolina, ana has
many friends in Richmond who wish him
and his bride-elect a bright and happy
fIfQre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
WIZARD OF MENL0PARK
MEGIRGEE SPEAHS or "THE
GREATEST MN IN THE WORLD"
Not Deeply Impressed by the Grandeur Of
tho Kaiser's surroundi Rs-Thinks
william an Unmitigated Fraud.

The greatest man In this country-yes'
the greatest In the world-has been spend
ing Few days In Philadelphia He VIII
return next Thursday 10 attend the din
ner Of the Glover Club. HIS name IL
Thomas A. Edison. The world In the
eras of its progress has known the Cold
en- or patriarchal Age, the Silver or volup-
tuous Age, the Bronze or warlike Age,
the Heroic or rena.ssant Age, and the
modern Age Of Iron. But succeeding
generations will refer 10 this period of
time as the Electric Age, and 1t Will owe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

erai came up from his homo to Nasbvti!e
In n towering rage. and determined 70
hnvo q personal encounter with GAY.
However explanations were made, fa!se
reports corrected. and peace prevailed. ne
said Gen jackson was entirely ignorant
OF what constituted personal fear. his
illusions to his wife were tender ana pa
thetic, and his devotion TO her memory
was unexceiIed. He was Z strong friend
and unrelenting foe. There are no men
OF the present day who combine such elc-
mcnts Of true greatness a. Jackson pos
sessed-
STILL LOWS VIRGINIA
judge Jones, In his old age. still loves
virrir1ia. His ancestral home on the
Rappahannock has been In. the family
since 1852, and Is now owned by Aubrey
Howard Jones' a cousin whom he wishes
To visit, and see tide-water once more.
A Virginian especially II he came from
where the tide ebbs and flows may travel
and locate in distant lands. and accumu..
late wealth and honors, but In his old
age his absorbing desire Is to visit the
sc..r.s Of his youth in the old State; re-
call the past, view the old landmarks.
and prepare for his final departure TO an
other existence, like the French travel,
Ter who had roamed the world over said
his iGea Of perfect bliss on earth, and
happy death. was 10 return 10 france
and live and die In Paris. 7. D., Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
Low Rates to Atlanta.
Count VIRGINIA DAY.

The Southern Railway will sell ten-day
round-trip tickets TO Atlanta for $l2. 40
on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Oc-
tober 10th, list, and 22d. Heretofore these
tickets have only been sold on Tuesday
and Thursday Of each week, but wishing
rate. In order for them 10 be present In
Atlanta on Virginia-Day. they will be
sold the above dates. Through Pullman
sleepers TO Atlanta. For reservations
and other information call on
j. c. HORTON,
City Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
SOCIETY'S GREAT Event.
THE ANNUAL
Horse Show in New York!
NOVEMBER II TO lG, 1895,

NOVEMBER IL TO 10, 1895.
You cannot afford to miss this
splendid opportunity of visiting
New York and see this grand
show.
The Old Dominion Steamship
Company will run its second per-
sonally.conducted Excursion to
New York to the Horse Show.
Party now forming. Leave Rich
mond SATURDAY, November
9th, at 1886 p. NJ. via Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, connecting
with our new and elegant steam
ship Jamestown" at Newport
News, arriving in New York Sun.
day 3 p. NJ. Returning, can
leave New York Tuesday, We'd
resday, or Thursday at 3 P. NJ,
or Saturday 4 p. NJ. for Old Point,
arriving in Richmond next even
ing at $50 via Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. Fare for round
trip, including meals and state
room berth on steamer, only $l1.
Tickets good for ten days, and to
return on any steamer OF the line.
Special hotel rates have been So
cured (American and European
plans). AS the party is limited
and New York will be crowded
with visitors at that time, early
application should be made, that
good steamer and hotel reserva-
ton may be secured.
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
10la ~. uGsAn otDoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
IN HONOR OF REV. PIKE POWERS
st. Andrews to Celebrate To-Day the SOtn
Anniversary of His PastOrate.

Anniversary OF His Passionate.
The congregation Of st. Andrews church
will celebrate to-day. October 10Th. the
twentieth anniversary Of The church ana
Of the pastorate of Rev. Pike Powers. u.
D.. its first and present beloved ana
venerable rector.
A special anniversary service will be
held in TIE church at IL A NJ, and to-
morrow, Monday. at p. NJ, an ami
yersary reception will take place. The
congregation and all others who have
been In any way connected with the
work of the church during the past twen-
ty years. are cordially invited to be pres
ent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
TT
COLDS


Such . sneessng time wss never
known since the world began, caused
BY the sudden changes Ia the Weather
people caught unprepared-girls IN
shirt wsists-lsdiea In summer siiks---
men in light attire ali contribute TO.
wards their postion Of colds.
The greater number who escape are
the careful and prudent. who carry and
take DR.. Humphreys Specific IT,,
which IL true prr~o,tive aud cure.
With . boli Nv 10 your pocket
q a protec,o .,calarly when e.
posed at niga, aud aftcr violent exer-
else. such as bicycle riding. you can feel
safe and secure from taxing cold.
III" will break up" 4 cold that
''hsngs on"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20


'Thc Year One
Ills Exccllency" was produced AT the
Broadway Theatre last week
Joseph Jefferson is again playing
Cricket on the Hearth
Nine. Modjcska is playing clyde Fithch's
new play Mistress Betty. Inc
leading character which she OF course as
srnes IL a kind OF female Beau Brum-
nell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
BexEMBRANcE OF OLD HICKORY.

Cen Andrew Jackson. lie aid that hs
visited the old hero. and spent the day
in 1881 at the solicitation OF Lewis Ran
dolph's widow, who was a niece OF Gen
Jackson. and lived near the Hermitage
Randolph was grandson Of jefferson,
and the first Secretary OF Arkansas,
whom he knew well. He complied with
Mrs. Randolph's request to. visit Uncle
him as an old line Whig naturally would
and as his personal affairs hal been en-
barrassed by tie old Generals specie
interference with the banks, this feeling
against him was intensified He went
with Mrs. r., however. ahd found the
old General hospitable. accomplished,
and courtly gentleman. and then passed
the age OF seventy years. He was an at
tractive man and possessed warm
sa.tion was charming, and he alluded
TO politics only once. Judge Jones said
he tried TO put In word In defence or
his party. and as soon as he uttered a
aroused and Aired up. but In a moment
he recovered himself. ordered all the
glasses 70 lie hlled with wine. and pro-
rcsed the toast: ITO the health OF our
absent friends" Judge Zones says he
his life. and was glad to be relieved
from his embarrassment. The old Gene
raj Immediately changed the current OF
the conversation. and the entertainment
was most delightful.
Several years afterwards. the Judge
was at a church which Gen. jackson at
tended. and with his prayer book. SEEM
ed absorbed in religious devotion. The
General caught a glimpse Of him: came
forward. shook hands. and called him by
name. He. too. had a wonderful memory
of faces and names.
The NEXT time he saw him was at Nash
Vile during the Log-Cabin Campaign Of
Harrison and Tyler Tho Wings had the
night before a rousing political demon
stration. He heard Henry Clay on that
aroused the old LION from the Hermitage
retreat. In his speech. Clay spoke In the
kindest terms Of Jackson, personally. but
severely condemned him poiIucaly, HIS
Jackson. ana doubtless greatly exags
gerated. The nsxt morning the old Gem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
Mr.. Quincy To We'd.

Invitations are out to the wedding OF
Miss Kate Sullivan CHRISTIAN, daughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

On October Goth and 2lst. in addition
TO Tuesdays and Thursdays. for persons
desiring 10 visit the COTTON states and
International Exposition at Atlanta, Ca
on Virginia-Day. October 22d. the Atlantic
Coast Line will sell round-trip tickets
good for ten days from date Of sale. for
Train leaves Union depot 7:i3 p. NJ, ar
rives Atlanta 1915 l.. NJ. next day
Through sleeping car on this train for
the comfort and accommodation Of Rich
mond passengers,
PROFESSOR HAsLEFFS COURSE OF
FRENCH In SIX WEEKS should be
attended by EVERY LADY AND GEN.
TLEMAN, TERMS very moderate.
200 E. FRANKLIN STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

disease. They are describsdin his Manual.
which is sent free.
vest pocket sold by druggists, or sent on re-
ceipt OF price. s5c or i've for 40.
Humphreys Medicine Co.. III and lis William
ST. New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
ELECTED TO THE SENATE.

Judge Jones was elected 10 the United
States Senate with Judge Garland, after
wards Attorney-Genera under Cleveland.
They were not admitted as the State had
not been reconstructed In more recent
years he has been President OF the Ma
tiOnai Grange, and is now large planter
near Helena.
He was a Wing Of the Henry Clay
school. and says IN his judicial and po-
litical career there are many pleasant
recollections, and some OF the ludicrous.
lie once saw Dayy Crockett at the house
Of Col McCuen, OF Nashville, father-il.-
law of the Judge. Dayy was great to-
bacco cheNer and while in the reLeD-
ton room among the guests a servant
placed a clean. bright splttoon near
Crockett when he threw the quid from
his mouth, and told the boy IL he did not
take that thing away he would spit in
it."
The Judge was well acquainted with
Sandy Faulkner. the great fiddler and
originator OF the Arkansas traveller. lie
was rich planter. extrayagant. aud
fond OF company and wine parties. He
ATTENDED one when Gen. Albert Pike, by
singing. and Sandy, with the fiddle, en-
tertained the company during the night
Sandy was a pleasant and hospitaDlc
man. but his sociability and generosity
brought him TO poverty. Pike, he said,
was great theorizer. but without prac-
teal force
Gen. sam Houston was another re-
markaDle man he knew and had often
with him. The old Texan might be intro
dGced 10 dozen men one aiter another.
and he possessed such rare gift OF as
at any time recC gnize the men and call
I'll m by ma me.
Sergeant s. Prentiss, Of Mississippi. was
the most eloquent speaker he ever heal Il,
sert itself and detract from his magnet
&c powers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20

The Bops Sens system
PROFESSOR HASLEFF ORIGINATOR
Is endorsed by the best educators Of the
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-20
40 coupr.porsr BUILDING.

Now comes the astounding fact that
there was no courthouse building, and
the ride OF 10 miles through the winters
blast had wearied the Court. and the
prospects for the expected rest did not
nsterialze There was dense body or
big log fire TO be made, n bench for HIM
self, log seats for jurors and attorneys,
and there he held the first court in Green
county During the proceedings back
woOdsman beam disorderly. The sner-
in was directed 10 take the man 10 Jail
10 prevent another interruption OF the
court The officer told him there was
no Jail We'll" said the Judge. "tie him
TO big tree" which order was prompt
~ executed by the officers. and then the
business of the court smoothly proceed
ei. Several lawyers from distance pre-
scented themselves after court opened, and
says there were able lawyers III those
DAYS. and for profound learning, not sur
passed by the attorneys OF the present
lime, There were Ashley. Cummings.
SEWER, Rust. Pike. and others who ar
terwards ED high positions, both State
and national.
During This term Of the court a man
offered himself as security for another
on a re,ognizance. and when asked the
amount Of his property said in tri-
umphant voice. The best hunting pony
and pack of bear dogs in Arkansas and
was greatly Inundated when the court
and declined to take him as security.
In all his travels among the pioneers in
those days the Judge says he was kindly
entertained wherever he stopped. and he
never had occasion to take his pistol out
OF his saddle-bags.