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Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Armenlana Are starrInc.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-The Marquis Of Sal
isbury has writton TO the treasurer Of the
Armenian relief fund TO the effect that
the consul at Mush, through the British
ambassador, Sir Philip Currie, reports
that the Armenians of the Bitlis district
are in danger Of starving. The treasurer
has forwarded "a, 600 for Btlis Kharput,
Erzerum, Mardin and Trebizond.
The Daily News Constantinople corre-
spondent says;
"It is probable that as a result of nego-
tiations Said Pasha viii voluntarily quit
the British embassy. Lord Salisbury has
telegraphed his approval of Sir Philip Cur
rie's conduct. Meantime the gates Of the
embassy are closod, and the force which
was landed from the ambassadors yacht
Imogone patrols the ground
Russia hesitation has ceased. 10 IS
currently reported that N. NelidoH, the
Russian omhassadcr has given the sultan
the cars message insisting upon the en-
try of tho guardships.
Tho Constantnoplo correspondent Of
The Times confirms tho report telegraph
ed TO Tho Daily News that NJ. Noiidolf on
Saturday gave the sultan tho czar's mes
sage insisting on the entry Of the guard
ships. This correspondent adds:
81 believe that an trade is imminent
appointing the Kurd, Said Pasho, as grand
vizier. It is said at the British embassy
that the Sultan has named Kutchuk to
SEQ Said Pasha and learn if the lattor has
determined TO leave the country.
The Rome correspondent Of The Times
hears from Constantinople that the cm-
hassadors hayo agreed TO propose definite
date for the sultan's acceptance Of the do
mand of the powers for extra guardships.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
socIal and Per.onaI Notea.

w. NJ Anthony. assistant yRrdmastsr
of the P, w. & B. railroad, will leave
here for New York to day on vacation
John Crozler has been the guest Of his
sister in Millville. n j..
Mr.. and Mrs William Edwards were
the guests Of Peter h Hughes, Of Penns
grove.
Edward Beadley is visiting his mother
in Birdsboro. Pa.
Harry ]. Barnard Is visiting his father,
r w. Barnard in Ksnnett Square. The
latter and John Megilligsn will shortly
remove with their families to this city to
locate.
Miss Carrie Osborn has returned to
her home in Camden after q pleasant
visit here.
Thomas @. Fraim, Jr, OF Dover, was
at the Court House this morning
Mr.. and Mrs Otis TWilley have re
turned from visit to Sssford relatives
Mrs & F. Penuel. Of Laurel, has been
the guest OF friends In this city
Rev. Robsrt Watt, D D preached in
ths M E Church st Georgetown yest5r-
day.
Miss Psnnewill OF DIVER, is a guest at
the Clayton House
o F. GroG and Howard Croft OF West
Chester, registered at the Clayton House
yesterday.
Mrs Annie GGubb, of Atlantic City, 10
visiting re atlyss in this cisy.
Miss Carrie Johnson Is visiting relatives
In Gsorgstown.
The wedding Of w T. Beer Nood ESQ.,.
Of the Dorchester bsr, and Miss Lulu
Ross, Is announced 10 take plsoo a. s
o'clock p. N on Thursdsy, December
10. In Christ P E Church. Cambridge
Ex Speaker Of the House John d
Hoffecker, Of Smyrna, was in this city
yesterday.
Benjamin V. Weldon. OF Smyrns spent
part OF this morning In this city.
Francis A. McCloskey, secretary Of the
Election Department, is down the state
on cunning trip.
Among the out of town men noticed at
the Court House this morning were ex-
superintendent OF Free Schools Hiram D.
Grifiil, Of Port Penn.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
r1InnIe nInddnrn rI.Ils.

Although Minnie Maddern Fiske has
won almost unprecedented honorA
as an actress this season 10 her new
play. "The Qlsen OF Liars, In which che
has been so effective that leading critics
everywhere have declared her TO bs the
greatest emotional nolress in this
country. such has been her fame as Nora
in "A Dolls House" that che is required
by public curiosity. 70 give at least one
performance OF Ibseu's remarkable play
ia every city la which she appears
I0sen himself. when che performed Nora
in New York before her formal return to
the stage, sent Mrs. Fiske = laurel
wreath gu a token Of his appreciation OF
her ideal fitness for the part. Mrs. Fiske
will appear in both plays during her en-
Ragement at the Grand Opera House on
Friday and Saturday Of this week.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Delawarels sons nlne.


Delsware's scns to the number OF
nearly 200 were at the annual banquet OF
the social organization known as the
Sons Of Delaware, at the Union League
on Saturday night. DR.. jose ph w.
Hearn presided and theee prominent
Delawareans we're present: Judge !. @
Grubb, Bishop Coleman Rev. Merritt
Hulburd, Francis n Hoffsoker, DR.. 2.
w. Tomlinson, J. q Hofscksr. Chief
Justics Charles B Lore. Pro
thonotarY Victor D. Woolloy Col
onel Benjamin Nields, Deputy
Attorney General Peter L Cooper,
Jr, Henry @ Conrad, Secretary Of State
j. Harvey WhitumRu and u S District
Attorney Lewis @. Vandegrift, Of this
city.
State Treasurer Charles Il Atkins OF
Milton; Attorney General Robert @
White, Of Georgetown; Congressma an
Jonathan 3. Willis, of Milford Judge D.
T. Marvel, of Dover; Alexander c.
ComegYs, OF MiddletoWn; Hon. George
V. Massey, of. Dover. There was also
present delegation from the Della ware
Society of New York city.
When tossts were in order, these were
responded TO; "Dslsware's Religious
Work, by Rev Merritt Hulburd, 5 II
D., of Grace M. e. Church; "The State
OF Delaware, by Congressman Willis;
'"rhe Military Heroes of Delaware. by
Attorney General Robert O. White;
'The Naval Heroes of Delaware" BY
District Attorney Lewis @ Vandegrift
and "Delawsre's Quaker Neighbors. " by
George V. Massey.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

Price, George Cairns, Samuel Irons aud
} Rupp witnessed the game Of football at
Bear Station on Saturday.
Mrs 8 e Brad way and Miss Lido
have returned from visit to Phila-
delDhls.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mullin, Of
Wilmington, spent Sunday an town.
Mrs Cummings OF Chesapeake, Is
visiting friends Ia town
Mss Dora Frempt has returned from 3
weeks visit to Philadelphia.
Ms5 Mary Dunlap Is visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Emma Frempt, Of Philadelphia is
vislting her father
John swan, Of Baltimore. spent Sua-
day in town.
John Dsrdcksou who has been visiting
bis aunt, Mrs John II Roberts, has 70
turned to Pniladelphia
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Electric Plants WIN Consolidate.

NEWARK, n J., Dec. 9.--It is only q
question Of time whom all the electric
lighting companies of Essex county will
be the Peoples Electric Light and Power
company which recently gobbled up the
Newark Electric Light and Power COM
pany. Saturday the syndicate reached out
and took in the Essex County Electric
Light and Power company Of Orange
The transfer of stock will be made early
in 1896 The various other concerns in
the county will soon surrender to tho SYN
dicate and use the Newark plant as the
center OF operations. It is expected that
the amalgamation Of interests will result
in cheaponing the rates Of public and pri-
vate lighting.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Fat women Al the Musee.

The fat Tamen's bicycle races this week
at ihs Musee should GIL the house SC
ovei flowing A eco po' M WOE O. 10 z
curiosity to look st on f.o., bnt when
she IS dressed in kloomers and is placed
astrido bicycle. olo doesn't require
opera glasses b see her Alice ThoWp
son aud Lucy Morris. two Of Ibe cln
testRnts. weigh 1915 pounds AID theil
eff lrts to iun are. 10 fay tie least, s very
funny sight The show IN The theatre e.
excellent throughout Tho Rhi dsrs ard
their funny mohkiss msks big hit and
the rest OF the bill calls forth great ap
nl0uro
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
- rIrht,-snonnd nnnlrrrsnrr.

MEDIA, Dec % The eighty second ami.
versary Of tho founding Of Union
Methodist Episcopal Church, known as
. Old Union" near Wallngford. was
osle bTatrd In The church yssl orday with
appropriate AID addressing exercises.
Tho exercises we're IN charge Of the
pastor. Rsv W Miles. and the old
eiiico was crowded at both the morning
Guf evening services Tha church was
ora ~ the Fret Methodist churches
ablished in Delaware county.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Georre Auruatua saIn Dead.

LONDON, Dec. 9-George Augustus Sa-
IN, tho distinguished journalist, Is dead.
Mr.. Sala had born dangerously il for
some time at Brighton, being In an un.
ronsoious condition FOR the past fow days
and his death was not unexpected, though
an announcement Of the passing Of the
great journalist win be read with regret by
The readers OF English ana American
newspapers on two continents
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Al Tho niI9u Theatre.

The frederick Bry ton Company Will be
at this theatef all the week commencing
tonight. The play OF "Forgivor, IN
which they opoT, has been fesn IN oil
the principal cities OF this country Tor tl'
last twelve Years aud 10 said to be one Of
the beat Of the American plays This IL
the 6rs6 season It has been seen IN
popular priced houses and those who
wish to ujly first class dramatic
performance st cheap prices should visit
the b ion this week.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
mar-nrnll

RAyvLEY-TORD-At Union VI r. rarson-
age. 5l3 jefferson street. on Wednesday even.
e December 4.ls9j. by Rev Juhu ID. t.Hanna
William =. iawley. ~ New astle county,ano
Miss Lille Ford, OF Kent county, Del.
EDWAhD D.-ROWAN.-A the Union ~
E. parsonage. No. $40 Jefferson street, on
TUESDAY evening. December B. is9i, by Rev
John ID. q Hanna. Benjamin IL. Edward.
and Mrs. Mary g.. Rowan.
HAZARD GlLpfN -On Tuesiey. Dccsm
Der g. Ie0i NJ the homo OF the bride. br Rev
". ~wnriz. Ninc-nt O. hazard aud Mis-.
Anna s. Giipin both OF WI mington.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
An Amerloaa'. suicide In rarls.

PARIS Dec. 0.--Fredorick Monroe, son
o. the late John Monroe. residing with
bis mother in tho Chcmps H'yg com
mittcd suicide in DIS smoking foom on
Saturday with q rcVo'vc.. ITO had az in.
tcrost in bank, bus Is rot au rcf.yo part
nor The supposed motive is slc signs ci
D relapse into a nalady irrm irii.h Dr.
thought be had hedn cured 1te l.2
viii be sent to America
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
sult tn Recnror Ii llonav.

UTICA, n. Y. Dec 9.-Suit has been
brought in the United States court here
by William p. Konnard OF Kenosha, Wis,
against William G. and W. II. Comstock
Of the United States starch works OF Wau-
kogan, Ills. Tho action IS brought TO re-
cover 500 600 alleged to have heon wrong
fully appropriated by the United States
starch works and lost by the defendants
In grain speculauons i'm Chicago The de-
fendants are stockholders IN the starch
--nnI-.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
oaloty olrls Al tho Bliou.

The London Gslety Girls closed q very
successful engagement at the b jou
Saturday evening and the house was one
OF the largest Of the season. The Gem
pany Is one Of the best Of It's class and
the program comprises many novel and
interesting sp,claltles, while the feats Of
strength and daring on trapeze and bar
we're above the average
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

hr Ira P. Wstmore. a prominent real
estate agent Of San Angelo. Texas, has
used ChamberlEin's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrb@s Rsmedy in bis family for several
years as occasion required aud always
with perfect success He sa7s:' fnd It a
perfect cure for our baby when troubled
with cole or dyHsntsry. l now feel that
m7 outfit Ia not complete without q bottle
OF this Remedy at home or on a trip away
irom home For sale by q. James Bslt
druggist, corner Sixth and Market streets
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Christmas ana New Year Holiday Rates
via Ponnsglvania RaiIrond.

For the Christmas and New Year
Holidays ;hs Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will place on sale excursion
tieksts between stations on its system
east Of and including Pittsburg and Erie
and west Of Eizibeth ard SEA Girt
xoept between the cities OF Philadelphia
~ Trenton proper as reduced rates
The tickets will be sold snd Rood going
December 81 % % q 25 snd 81. 1895
ard Jauuary 1, 1895. and Will DO good FOR
return passage until January q 1895,
inelakigs
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
The sale Of Hinh nins. ns.f

For &c per pound and upwards viii BE-
continued each DAY until further notice
Sugar cured Corned Boef and Pickl, d
Tongues always on hand Slmetbipg
new, Beef Sausage, very fne 10, per
pound. try it. At Stalls 67 6S 81. IS
South aisle Eighth Street Market House
WILLIAM GLYSN
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
YIrdnn-navIdann.

Cards have been issned announcing the
marriage of Miss Effah Lee. eldest
daughter Of Mr. aud Mis- r. }. David
son, OF near Georgetown, to Cisrence
Virden, of Philadelphia, the ceremony to
take place at tho residences of the BRIDES
parents on "Wednesday evening, Decem
Der IS, st o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
rflE

eros On December 4, 1895. Frank Cross,
aged % years, son of a j. Gross.
JONHs.-bt HIS residence. near Red MIL.
on December 6. 1895, lnOm vs. j. Jones, aged AZ
yea1e.
McVEY ON Detembar s. 1895. r Amerda
Money. daughter Of hcwart and sarah
Thompson.
NoWHO HR-On December Q. 1896, Charles
IT McWtorter. aged 66 ear5
puiLLlPS.-On December i,James Phillips.
WALKEA- On December &. Margaret Ban
croft. vile of hsrry q Walker,
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
COMM weaaInr In Lswes.

The marriage OF Pilot Edward R
Messlck to Miss Bsrdis Hewes, both Of
Lewes, Is announced to take place 1T the
residence Of the brides mother on South
street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Immediately after the marriage the young
couple will leave on bridal trip throug IA
the Northern States. On their return a
reception will Do held at the residences Of
w. J. Careons.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
oIhe ola Homestesd" To.nleht

Denmap ~homspon's celebrated p'sy,
The Old Homestead" comeB to tue
Opera House 20 night The humorous
simplicity which has made this healthy
and wholesome play so great fsvoriie,
Is evidenced by the receptions accorded
tho company during former engagements
u is an un6eniable fact that no matter
how many times one spends the evening
In the company of these pleasant, good .
uaturod, honest old representatives Of
New Eogland's sturdy characters one
never tires Of the little family eplaodes or
thesWeet singing Of the farm boys. The
repertoire OF the double quartet will
include "rhe Od OAken Bucket. The
Bridge. "rho o VI and Pussy Cat, Day
After Day." IA Cd Madrid" and Just
Fifty Years Ago.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Father BsrmIngham Leetured.

Rev. w. J. Birmingham. the eloquent
priest at st. Jossphs, lectured in st. Rose
OF Lima Church, nesr Chester, last night
His subject was "The Shamrock
Entwined Amidst the Lsurels OF 1776
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
VOL OF a Looal compossr.

Rsv. Edwin Gardner, a local Metho D..
dist minister and composer, is having
published his latest hymn. "a Shout for
Our King AFR. Gscdner hss slso
composed a chorus entitled "There's all
Eternity Before Us" suggested from
words by Chaplain McCabe Mr.. Gard
ner is asuccessful Sunday school song
writer.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

vt seems 10 mo that you want an unrea-
s7nably high price for this joke" 8 Ia the
editor. But" said Ihs famous humorist,
Is AN Irish bul AMI whea yuu consider
the present high price OF beef you must see
that am demanding nothing more than ruiz
ing rates. ."-Cincinnati Tribune.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

rheumatism is caused by Tactic acid IN the
blood Hoods sarsaparilia neuiralizes his
acid and completely and permanentiy cures
rheumatism. Be sure and get only Hoods.
Hoods Fills cure nausea, sick headache,
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

"rhe Two Johus" on Saturday Night.
"rhe Two Johns amused fair sized
audience st the Opera House on Satur
day night Stewart and Dresser in the
tNo roles were ss funny as over. and had
good supporting company. Specialtles
introduced during tue play were danciue
by Coiian bsVaunt. musical spsclallies
by William Stanley. aud John l..
Manning ~ humorous mouclogue
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

Delaware City's Sunday Guests.
Special Correspondence EveninE Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Dec George
Price. Norman s C'eaver barry
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Goldey College nav aud Night Students
From 1886 co June 1893

VIII receive a ticket for the tenth auni
verssry Christmas entertainment, to be
hold soon at the Opera House, by sending
to tho college at once on postal card,
their present address
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Beckett's Restaurant,
Nos. G aud s West Sixth street.
ITEMS OF IN Eaesr.

Mr.. Emerson Hob (resding newspaper r.
"'rhe cashier made 10 bones OF taking the
wha.e sum Mrs. hub-"hOw vulgarly
put!n Mr.. Hub-"dow would you exufess it,
ml GeRr2m Mrs. Hub-"Ihe cashier made 10
study in osieolngy Of apprOprlAting the iinan-
clnl asasla.n .n-Allnnoapl llIs Jonrna.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
Don't Wait Until You Are Sick.
Prevent an Attack of Sickness by
Taking Helmboldo. Purifes, Enriches,
Tones the Blood. Promotes Digestion.

Mr. f. Nj. Hitler, $50 West sSth street. New York
writes: "HELMBOLDO is indeed wonderful medicine and
glad to be able to write you that it pulled together
when prescriptions wouldn't There is certainly something
magic in its contents.
Il shall miss opportunity to speak of it to my
friends"
Evening journal., 1895-12-09
DELAWAREaNS DINED.
Prominent Chicks Of the Blue
Hen Make Fine Speeches.
BRIDES OF TIE COMING WEEK

Some OF Those who Wm Plight Their
Trooth at Hymsn's shrine--A Delaware
City Correspondent writes Entertaiu-
insIy Of the Social DoIugs OF Folk There.
Other Matters OF Social Import.
All communications intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care OF the hvENING JOURNAL. Com
municEtions should be written on one side OF
he paper only.
Evening journal., 1895-12-09

HEALO q CO.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-13
Dangerously Ill.

Says our Thurmont correspondent:
1t is with more than ordinary regret
that we report the very dangerous ill
ness of our venerable and esteemed
townsman, Mr.. Goetlib Sigmund.
Mr.. Sigmund is now in the S5th year
of his age and has been a resident of
this town for more than 63 years.
OF and about this estimable old man
we do not think it too much too say
nor do we believe out of place to say
it while still with us, that for purely
kind and generosity of nature, affabil-
ity and simplicity of manner, frugal,
sober and industrious habits, his equals
are indeed hard to find. By example
and otherwise, Mr.. Sigmund has been
one of our greatest benefactors, and
while our people most commonly refer
to him as "Gotleib Sigmund," it is so
done with pure reverence, for we all
esteem and honor him. We say this
for HIM, he has earned it. 1t is his,
and we graciously give him, with the
hope that through an all-wise provi-
dence he may be permitted to remain
with us longer, that we may be permit
ed to enjoy his presence and profit fur
Their by his exceptional example.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-13
Program of Races.

The following is the program of the
races to take place at the Frederick
County Agricultural Fair, which will
be held on October 9th, 10th, 18th and
18th:
Tuesday, October 9th, 1S95-No. !,
free for all county horses, trotting or
pacing, $500. No. 2, free for all county
colts, 4 years and under, trotting or
pacing, $780, No. 3, 2 80 class, county
horses, trotting or pacing, $3.50.
Horses must be owned by residents of
Frederick County months prior to
the Fair
Wednesday, October 10Th, 1895 No.
4, free for all trotting or pacing, $500.
No 8, 2.32 class, trOtting, $780, No. 6,
running race, mile heats, 2 in 3,
$780,
Thursday, October 18th, 1s95-No. 7,
2.22 class, trotting, $500. No. s, 2.30
class, pacing, 800. No 6. 237 class,
trotting, S4O0. No. 10, running race,
mile heats, 2 in 3, 200.
Friday, October 18th, 1S95---No. II,
2.27 class, trotting, $500. No. II, 2.45
class, trotting, S400 No. 10. running
race, half-mlle heats, 2 in 3, $3.50.
CONDITIONS.
All trotting and pacing races in har-
ness, mile heats, best in 5-except
colt races, which is in g. Moneys d.
vided-50, IS and Is and 10 per cent. of
purse.
Entrance fee, per cent to enter
aud per cent. additional from win
ners. Five to enter and to start.
Right reserved to change the order
of any days program or to declare off
any race on account of inclement
weather, and to alternate heats in each
or any days races.
Horses distancing the field or any
part thereof get one money only.
Horses called at 1890 p. M, and races
will start promptly at o'clock each
day. Entries close Saturday, Septem-
Der Doth, at II o'clock p. m. Records
made after September LIST, 1894, shall not
bar any horse from participating in the
above races.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-13
THURMONT,
Sept. II, lS9,

Sept. IL, 1895,
Miss Sarah Hefner is on visit to
friends in York, Pa.
Mr.. Edward Stull, wife and chill
dren, of Washington, d. c., are visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
HI. Stull.
Mrs. Alexander Beatty and children,
after two weeks visit with relatives
here, departed for her home in Wash
lngton, ID. c., Saturday last.
Mrs. Martin Rouzer, of Cumberland,
is the guest of Mrs. +. X. Rouzer, of
this place.
Mr.. Harvey Beachley, a resident of
Middletown Valley, this State, has Sc
cured the principalship of our Thur
mont High School. The methods in.
troduced by Mr.. Beachley for conduct
Ing the school, have, so far, given en-
tire satisfaction.
There will be preaching in the Lu-
theran Church, Sunday next, at 10 a.
M, at which time the envelopes con-
tanning the wherewith to defray synod
lcal expenses is expected to be handed
In. Two weeks later, Sunday, the Goth
inst, holy communion will be admin
istered, and on Sunday, II a. M, Octo-
Der 18th, Harvest Home services will
be observed.
Rev. Castle, of the United Brethren
Church, will preach in Dodge Chapel,
Eyler's Valley, on Sunday, the 18th
inst.
Mr.. ID. H. Rouzer, one of our popular
and energetic merchants, is closing out
his large stock of goods, after which he
will engage in other business than that
of store-keeping.
There seems to be wonderful rum
pus in the Democratic family, but
where is the Democrat that will not
vote for Mr.. Hurst as well as for the
entire State ticket? Not in thirty
years have the Democrats of this dis
trict been fired up to such degree as
they now are. Just the thing that
was needed to make movers. Let the
good work go on.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-09-13
Tranfers of Real Estate.

The following are the transfers freal
estate as recorded in the Clerks Office
since our last issue:
). A. Mason, attorney, to Walter E.
ib.oerner, real estate in Brunswick, 1908.
Michael w. Fout and wife, to Mary
fletcher, lot, etc., in Petersville, $3.50.
gohu II. Rouzer, executor, to Julia A.
pamuth, lot, ETC., in Thurmont, Sl05.
S W A. Damuth and husband, to j.
wesley Creager, lot, ETC., in Thur
mont, Sl25. Eva M. Hnea and hus-
uand, to j. Wesley Creager, 81 acres,
more or less, $500. Sarah p. Krse and
husband, to J. Wesley Creager, %
ucres, more or less, $3.50. Joseph Ga
terand wife, to Ann Rebecca Schroyer,
- nsacres, 2 roods and 30 square perch es
=. VI land, and A acres, roods and Is
9G9uare perches of land, $ll7. Joseph
SaVer and wife, to John Schroyer, of
FL 10 acres of land, more or less, 500.
Inward s. Keller aud wife, to John
na,o, Keller, } acre and 7-lOths square
ppo or OF land, 5000. William Dow
cay trustee, to Lewis o. Willis, par
Vi iand, premises, etc.