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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
Last April Il.
First March G.

n Office OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSl RE
~ SALE.-Hhereas, default has occurred in
the conditions OF mortgage given by Amos =
Young and Louisa \. lOung, his wife, mort
gagors, to Hiram ID. Upton, MOrtgagee dated
December .Ith lS~s. whlcn mortgage, together
with the power 1T sale therein contained
corded IN the Office of thh Register of Deeds in
Grant county aad state of SoGth Dakota. January
2lst 1883, at ~ cock y. m, in book Il Of Mort
cages, pages 525 so. which mortgage was
assigned by SAID Hiram y. Upton to Alfred T.
batchelder by an assignment in writing dated
June lst 1874 and recorded in the office Of sand
Register OF Deeds on February 24th, 300, III book
A6 of mortgages on page 81
And whereas there il claimed to be due upon
said mortgage 1T thus date. including taxes paid
for the years 1894 and 1875 on the land hereinafter
described, the sum of Eight hundred Eighty two
Hlb. (SS2.9il dollars, and no action proceed
ing having been instituted at law to recover the
debt secured by sAd mortgage. any part there
of;
Now therefore, Notice is hereby given that said
mortgage VIII be t0rrciosed b. sale OF the prem
ses described ii said mortgage, viz: The South
east llalter Df section eighteen. ia Township one
hundred nineteen Of Rangc Forty seven, in said
county, which sale viii be made by the Sheriff of
said county, al the flolt door OF tine Court House,
clock a, M. at pubic auct.on. to the highest
bidder for cash. to pay SAID debt, interest ard
taxes il any, on SAID premises, and S1ot0 at
torncy,a fees, aud the disbursements allowed by
law subject to redemption as provided hy law.
Dated at Natertowa, ). - February i-t. lSF.
ALFRED I. BATcHELpER.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
c. q. CHURCH, Attorney for Assignee of Mort
gagec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
Last April II, Sc
First II Is.
,E5RifF's SAL CH EXECUTION.

State Of South Dakota. county nft;raHt, 80
Notice IL hereby given, th3t by tir'ue OF a
spceial execution - nic q r5gted ana delivered,
and now III my haHGs, issucd uut OF tile cirGait
court third lIalCia circuit, stnte of Suath Dako-
III, II a'iG Tor lat county Of Ifaut. nuon II iudu-
men. rendered HI SAID court II favor of David ]
Craig, aud against 4 - ru1tz, which execution
dreets The Undersigned sheriff stll the proper
Is held ~ said sheriff uAaer attachment il this
actl H. ihtr. fore, | haze levied upon The fol-
lowing described reai-rstae property Of said
Z. frhdfnt towif: The south half ~ The south
west quarter aud lots I've a'ta three of section
twelve, township one hundred aud fwenly OF
rai9e tyeight III Grant county. South Da A0ts
ana that shall on Saturday, the 18th day or
Aprll. -. iS.l6. AT the apur Of tHo O'Clock p
III at sad day. at the front door OF tne court
house III me city OF Milbank. IL said county ard
state, proceed 10 Sell al; the ri HI. title ard IN
ternat of the hboy. named dafennant. + +
Spornitz IN ard t. TIE above described property
to saftsff SAID Judgment and coats, amounting %
one hundred and thirty seven dollars and nlnty
five cents. together with all aecruin. coat II s4e
end Interest on The same from the 9Th cay OF
March, 1875, af tho rate cf seven per cent per
aannin III public auction, to the highest bidder
Tor cash ion. A WILLIAMS
Sheriff of Grant tiotintv. South Dakota
THOMAS t. 5oUCh, Attorney for Plaintiff.
,5"ted Nilhsn1. Grunt Co., South Dakota
March 9Th 1851.
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Republican County Coayaatjon.

y ueitgaie cDuNe;l Iou III lnt reHu o,l-
fans of Grant County. sou Dakota, wil
be held at The cnuIt ituu>e IN the llly OF
Mlibank. on SATURDAY the Dist day Ji
March a. u. 1896. at 2 O ciurk D. M, for
The parpose nf erecting q. t,gntes to re- =
resent said Grant Couuty in the r-publl
can state convention 10 be held ut Huron,
Sourn DaN ott, on Wednesday. March
.Jsh, lS36, II clock noon. Said siate
convention will eject delegates to rep
resent the republican party of South
h.koia IN the republican II tional con
vention, TO be held in the City OF St
Louis, jane 10th, 1896 The various
lu"ushlps ami wal ds are entitled to the
number of delegate following to-wit
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

1t is recommended by this committee
that delegates and alt.rnates he elected
~ ballot, that no proxies he allowed. but
tnal dalegales present east full vote, and
that all primnry polls 10 held open tor
al least one hour.
II is further recon- nended bv this
conwittee that all primary canruSes be
h"ld at the nsdal places on Thursday,
March 10Th, 1896, a, ? O'Clock p. m
axce,, Milbank and Big Stone CITY, and
shat the latter ba held al O'Clock .. M
OF sud last mentioned date.
Dated Mi.bank, S. d Feb 9th, 1896
Z. D. ELY.
Chairman
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
First March s.
! asst April Il 1896

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOREtLOs
~ SALE Whereas, de'ault has occurred in
the conditions OF Il mortgage given hy Albert u.
Jones and Ncttie Jones his vie. mortgagorS to
Hiram u. Upton mOrtgagee dated March litt-.
1890. which mortgage together with the power
os sale therein contained. recorded ia the
Office of he Register of Deeds in Grant county
and State of South Dakota. March 18th, 1879 M
$50 o'c uck. in hook - of mortgages ON
pages 26i 365 which mortgage was assn ned ty
said Hiram ID Upton 10 Alfred r. Eatche!d"r
by ali assignment In writing dated June Isl 1884,
and recorded II th the Office Of said Register OF
Deeds Oh Fehrna 2ith 1896, i'll book 46 oi
mortgages, phL G 3l
And where as. there is claimed 10 be due upon
Saip mortgage al this date Including taxes paid
fer tie year iNQ5 land heftinaf er Described The
sum OF hirteen hundred eigh 1--WE ami II 10 doh
itu' Cd at law to recover he debt secured bs said
mortgage. az any part theteol:
Now. therefore. notice IL hereby given that
said morl gage will he foreclose br Sale of th,
premises described in said mortgage, viz he
nor,h east quarter, Of section twenty eight. t2S5
the east half ei south east quarter I'll section
twenty-"n (2n, ard south west quarter of
north Yves quarter of section TWEEN. seven, t21l,
ail IN Township one hundred eighteen, Il 81.
ui Rang" for'N eight, iS}, III said Coauty, which
safe will c mad hy the sheriff Of said County
al the s"onl door of h.. Court House, in Miibauk,
m. AT public nuc lon, to lc highest bidder for
cash. Q pay said lcbt. interest an taxes il :.
saa premises and si0h.Go attorney 5 Iecs, and
th- disbursements allowed by law, subject 10
redemption ~ provided by law
Dated d. Waicrtown, ). Oak, February Isl,
1896
ALFRED T. BATcEELpEE
Assignee oi Nor gage
{. G. CHURCH, Attorney for Assignee Of Mott
gagee
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
Last April L..
First March

its' -tt'i = l.d9t !. l'll -
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
- SAI.E.-Nhereaa default has occurred in
the conditions q 4 mortgage giytn Nv Ole r.
fee4, (single,) mcrtgagor to Hiram d. Upton,
Eort@a-e", dated October Jtn. 1892, which mort
gage, together with the power of sale therein
contained, was recorded III the ufirc Of tile
Reeiste" of Deeds in Grant county ard State os
south Dakota, October 9Th 1892, at 30 O'Clock
p. n. in book - of Mortgages, on pages 2lD2l1-
2t2, which mortgage WIS assigned by said Hiram
ID. Upton. to Alfred T. Batchclder bv an astirp-
inent u writing, dated August 18th, 1885, and
recorded IN the Office OF said Register Of Deeds on
February 18th, $50, in book fl OF Mortgages cn
page ~:
AID whereas there is claimed to be due upon
sad mortgage at this date, including taxes bald
for the years 1898, 1894 ard 1855. on the band
hereinafter described the sum Of Four hundred
twenty two and Gj 100 dollars, and no action or
proceeding having been instituted at law 70 recov-
er tho DEBT secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore, Notice IL hereby given that said
mortgage Will be forec!os"d by sale of the prem
ises described in said mortgage viz: The Fest
half OF south east quarter the Southwest Quarter
o south east quarter. and Southeast quarter of
Southwest quarter OF Section TWerty two in
township oaa hundred eighteen. of Range Forty
nine, IN said County, which sale will se made ~
tse Court Honsa, in Miibank, IL sid couaty,
Apr. 2ist ls9b at - O'Clock q. m. at pubic,
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. tp pay
faid debt, interest and taxes if any on said prem
##@r. Ghs 1900 atDin"r fees. and the disnur-e-
13@Hts alnfeA Y i2t,s e4'ieet = -ertemhton az
frGS4Gei ar 4.a
1sty ~ "a.estavn, Y :Af., .ss4Iar .tt,
AtetHp Y. 81 reatsart.
cprra ats-sucs III e.s.a.4 II I'M '-,. ~. \.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
First March Il.
Last April L.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoREGLOsJt RE
4 SALE.-H hereas dCiaalt has occurred il.
the conditions 81 mortgage given by Herbert l.
JoheS and Matte y. joaes, his wife. martEdgors.
10 Hiram ID. Ipton, MORTGAGE, dated august }lth
lsss, which mortgage together with the power Cf
sale therein contained. uas recorded in tae oice
Of South Dakota. September sth. 1t,3., al ID
o'cloc. m, il bo6ll - Of Mortgages, on pages
t2,-.S. when MORTGAGE was assigned NY said
Hiram y. UPTON to \ fired = BateHtlder hv An
assignment il writing, tod February 18th. i.,l.
ard r"forded IN the Office Of said Register ef
Deeds on February attA, ies5, in book - 81 Mort
gages. page +:
And where's there is claimed to be dae anon
said mortgage at this dItr, lneiEdin4 IaS"s puid
described, the sum IF Five hundred twenty-five
and 3 iej dollars. and no action or pfocttdis M
having heea instituted At laN to tiIc debt
secured by aid mortgage. or any part theraof:
Now, therefore. Notice il hereby rypn tnat aaiG
mortgage will BE foreclose' by sale # the pfcmz
lSes described III said mortgage. VIZ: Ike North
haf OF Northwest quarter oi Section E,gattea
IL Township One hundred eighteen, Of Ran n2e
fGrty-elght. in said County. which sale VIII be
made BY the Sheriff of said Co&Ity, Il the front
door OF the Coalt house, ii nilbaih. II sdil
pabhe auction, to tire highest bidder for cash to
pay said debt, interest ard ta.es if any, on said
premises and .auJV at.olAet s faes, fnd the dis
burseiaents allowed by law, eabjeet 10 REDEMPTION
az provided by Ia%.
Dated at Natertown, 5. d. February 1t. 1896
ALFRED I. B.4'scFELAEs,
ASSIGNEE Of Mortgaene.
c. e. cHuRcA, Attorney for Assignee Of Mott.
gage.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

The Iowa republicans II state conven-
tson have unanimously and enthusiast
f.aly placed Senator Allison before The
pen. lie aa d presidential candidate. Al
lisoa would maze All ldnal candidate
and IN able president. There is hnt
orc other man ii the Iuieed States
whom We believe would mako Il better
one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
First March 6.
Last April l..

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOEECLcsi5RR
~ SALE.-W hefeas. default has occtIred iii
the conditions OF mortgage given iiY Mike aii;t
Wer and Clara l.. MittNrr, hls NIfc. mortga5.ors
10 hiram -. ptoE, mortgage, dated September
I'D, 1880, when mortgage, together with the
power OF sale therein contained Nas recorded III
the ONCE o. the Register OF deeds ia Grant coaaty
and state OF South Dakota. seDtember;,a. isaD III
pages 43t-i1s, which mortgage Var assigned by
said Hiram H. t pton TO Aired T. Bsteheder ~
an assignment III writing, dated June /. 1894 and
recorded III the Office OF said Register OF Deeds
Oh February 9th, iGs6, Ill book 4j Of Mortgages
on page IL.
And whereas there is claimed to be due apon
sad mortgage at this aata including Taxes paid
for the years 1894 and 1856. on tie hand hef.la-
alter described, the esln of Fonr hundred thirty
seven and .-itU dollars, and no action or proceed
ing having been Instituted at Law 10 recover the
dcnt secured by said mortgage, IN; part thereof
NGW therefore. Notice hereby gwen tiat
sad mortgage Will be forecosea By sale Of the
premises described in said rlorta. viz: South
west quarter or Section Twenty tour, in Township
One hundred twenty y-one, Of Range FIFTY in said
County, which sale will 10 made IS the sheriff of
said County, at the front door of tie Court House
IN MDbank. in said County, April aist 1906 at
lDoclock, m, at public auction, to the highest
Eiddar for cash. to pay said debt, interest and
taxes II any, on eaid premises, and 5000 at
torney s fees, and the disDuT Tsements allowed by
law, SUBJECT 10 rec, ,mptoH as provided BY law.
Dated at WatertoWn, :. ID. February lit 1850
ALFi.ED 4. iiArcgEIpER.
Assignee OF Mortgage.
g. 9. CHURCH, Attorney for Assignee Of Mort
gagee.
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First Mare! 6.
Last April Il

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
~ SALE.-Nnereas. Getagt has occurred il. tho
conditions Of mortgage .,is"n by Charles @.
Porter and Esther VI. Porter, His wife, mort
gagors. to Hiram +. Jpton. mortracee dated
April l1th, lsgl, which msrtsage. together with
the power ul sale therein contained was recorded
in tie office IF the Register Of Deeds III Grant
county and Stat" of south Dakota. April 18th
lS.1, at clock y. m. III book - Of nQrtgage-
on pages sJ@. which mortgage was assigned by
said Hiram y. pton to Alfred r. BatcheGer bv
an assignment i'll writing, dated June 1st. 1sett
and RECORDED III tae office of ta4e said Register of
gasrss. on page ID:
Md whereas there is claimed TO be due upon
said orsage at tlis da.e. including taxes for the
tears l-.l ald iss,, lard hereinafter described
the ,rm OF Five fGnared twenty-five and 27-lp1
dotiars, and 10 aston or Proceeding having been
inStt ,ed at taw to recover tue Gebt seettted by
said mortgage, or any part thereof;
Nov. therefore, Net!ct IL hereby given that
said mou@a-a VIII be ferec,asea =Ey ale of the
premises dcserbed III sad mortgage. viz: The
Northwest quarter of Section tnirtv-tssc in
Township OEa huadrea taeAty-oae III Range
orts nine, i'll said County, which sale viii be
made n TIE Sheriff Of eaIi Count. at tie irant
door the Court House. n Milbank il said
County. pri -ist, ie.t, Ut IL O'Clock a. M. ut
pablic aEctien. t6 the higdFst bidder for cash to
pay said aa1t, interest and taxes II any, on said
premises, and S49G0 attorney fees. ;ttid the dis
bGrse heats allowed hy Law, subject to redeInp-
ton a. provided t5r isM.
Dated 4. Watcrtown, $. D. February 1st, 1856.
ALFRED II. BAToHEfDFG
Assignee Of Mortgage.
G. 6. C"rEcu, Attorney for Assignee OF Mort
gagec.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
Eor over Fifty Years

Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING 49,
becn used for children t@f'u'I'
a;has Il neli.a. sufter.s TIE Ehm'L 4
nii pa'A. oHTes rird e1l'ir. AM 4 u
remedy fiji !N@r, r,ioea. 3Nfat u
III .tl-tie. -..J os Il is'.sa ss X.
@i4tilse would,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

! L. .ockart returned SUNDAY
mo"nin" from a trip oyer the eastern part
tf the sta'a Tho feeling throughout the
STATE rs indicated hy the 1ress is that
Jack @,a b. rnapmina; d without m Of
fort. This Will mcet vi II our hearty
approval. His conduct Of his office mcr-
its another term Pierre Capital
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

The different branches aud orders of
flie masonic fraternity or 4 beraten have
decided 10 erect a $4,000 building in hat
city 10, the accommodation Of the craft
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

There are several Watertown people
who know Edgar vi Bennett. the Grant
county candidate for congress-. Well.
thy are tal'inr THAI ;..lga,'s candidacy
was s artel hv Butt Fuller, tho Joker Of
HE sinmit Signal. AMI that before Burt
knew il II had gotten aYav from him
and some OF the state papers took 1t up
n dead earnast. In liie with this may
he given another story about this same
gem 'leman. He has served four Years rs
states a's rnav Of Grant county. having
been elected on t5a popriist ticket
ast simmer ha "ref,r'ned' ani nan-
#ee,i iafo ~" ranFfh lean foil Wei,
tl4H -aG~r Mt< ar.t Il 'tsinl'"d hv the
ltasna5i-ts a4a ! 4 tre.i ci.h fHr ana
1 $., 80 l4aga 3ft aae.
,laaf ;s.aaaafa1 tar ...tst'a egta.n-H
4. Is aaas aaa ! haAs H@esa Gse
Ii anta II Nre1> a4d lr t,e gsss i'rs
a#in1 AZ a#55a faa hn,i ID ,e'> aftaIna"
saes ea.as eegr r,.. its tasa
t.ts'n easna .fy trea a.G bts
Ta, h8tsr.# iliM.a ia'o fae reJa1.J;i
~ 9a3s felst tH4tse EAas 'saeg
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
First March q
March q

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whereas, deta4f i.#slns peaa iaaf' III 10
neht u pr1hel|l ahj interest due oa 5rrr
eAeeated BY MI Efara5n dt. t5fl a.
h,;"pahd aud VIE, ~ 4, Z l.s46.g 3sa n, "a ID
iitl, ia!, fccgT@88l o. the tst5ai q q Ja4 ."a
II IT. Q ttocN. y. al. n b3aa at Aoi' =, !,
page - IN til o.tIer ot lset!tsf ot pesi' - ~
county, !, -;
ON toe s9utAEeast 4n,rter y tue .,;..
quartz, ahd e" Safta We Gaaft"f q VI 80 ~,
east quarter. aal tie North ea4#t qsait y 81
south wet qaartef 0f section .m,sr . ....
tl..l ia township IL" hEudftd al -, M
tif2' ot Range Forty HiHe -, eeis'---,. ,.i,
aeres, more "f loss. -,
Aud where's, tier" II nov tf a8l N-
said mortgage tha SUM q i n. aud N @sss As
law or other proceedings hasShs been d'a. 4 - =
Notice 4 hefehF 1isea ttSt 7@ti AteA-. :, : !, \
be fnfeclosrd i, ssIle 81 r#.s, ~ jtlssr y ~"
asctioh, b tie SGef.;f 9e s4a COY ~:
rfday the iSta ddy III tprii. i5ai. ~ - -
IN of said daf, at the frant saor q " a.
House, in the cts of Mfsbaai. ffaa' NH Nh
south Dakota, to pdi s.tii y. i,ttainf8 ~ ="
disbursements aii9aca hy law -,
Dated Mar,n 9th, ieee. ,'s. ~.
a. /. hi,.a j., 1
A'.n
=
l,ifst March c. i2I
OFFICE Or HaHFl, ,t.E FuREcLelI .
SAFE v'L.ra,,s Il, fa.,lt aos oeca:f,a -, !,
the couditIa,,a I'D 4, ntnrt.,,,p sis,a ~ *,
Abbott au,i ,.,r.m. q s6no,3 - husb31l ,;s
paeore. IA li3fapf u tbtaE. mortgage 80 80.
Jane d ls,l1 which fnart,t..e,, together u. !.
the ofica - 80 ..'f.. - Nj II trsp ae
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Il Is aclseE % 49, = - '''IaN.'1 haol II = mortss
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Alcohol Riil Pa.ssd.

Washington, May 1.-THE house, by
e vote OF 165 to 50, passed the bill for the
repeal OF section 6l OF the present tariff
law. providing for n rebate on alcohol
used in the arts or medicinal compounds.
An amendment was attached 20 the bill
providing for joint commission to ex-
amino and report on all questions relat-
ing 10 free alcohol In the next session.
The opposition to the measure came al
most entirely from eastern and New
England states. Tariff and finance each
rame I'm for a share OF consideration in
the senate. Mr.. Sherman succeeded in
having the filled cheese bill taken up.
Whereupon Mr.. Dubois (Rep. Ida. }
offered an amendment. adding rs cents
a barrel TO the tax on beer. on the ques-
ton of adopting the amendment the de-
bate became general. The bill and pend
ing beer amendment was displaced at .
o'clock by the bond bill Mr.. Pritchard
Rcp., n. CO spoke FOR and MIR. Lindsey
(Dem., ky against the bond bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Fled 10 the Woods.

A funny story comes from Formosa.
Mr.. Hiysma, japanese official, was
recently married 10 a daughter OF one OF
the native chiefs. She was Sn untutored
child of the forest, who bad seen little
OF civilization, and lived I'm n hut Of bark
and bamboo near the summit OF one of
the great mountains In the center OF the
island. But she truly loved her husbsnd.
ana ccompaniod him To Tamsui with n
happy, and cheerful heart. During the
first night she spent In her new homo,
however, sfre was awakened by the tick
ing OF clock. The persistencv and the
monotony OF the sound suggested to her
mind that the instrument must be ross
essed OF an evil spirit. She awoke her
husband and listened TO his explanations,
but they did not allay her alarm, and,
when NO had gone To sleep again, she
slipped quietly from the ted ana escaped
TO tho primeval forest, where she was
safe from the influence Of the ticking
demon. -Cbissco Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
BIG CONVENTION HALL.
Decorators Now at Work in the ST.
Louis Auditorium.
Place Will Be Dedicated June 18th and
Chauneey NJ. Depew Will Sp:ak.

ST. LOUIS, Msy 27,-Work on the con-
vention auditorium has progressed 80 far
that all the chairs have been placed in po-
sition and the railing dividing the vari-
Gus sections put up. The decorators are
at work and within few days will have
their job completed and all the lights in
place. Dedicatory exercises will be held
in the building on the evening OF June
ID, when Hon. Chauncey NJ. Depew of
New York Will make an address. Local
Grand Army Posts will have charge OF
the exercises.
MIR. Dankmar Adler, consulting rrchi-
tect OF the Republican National Com m it.
tee, has arrived here from Chicago, and
with Architect Taylor of st. Louis, VITO
made the plans and the committee of the
Mercantile Club, made thorough insp pee
tion of the convention hall. Architect
Adler, who has had charge OF the work of
preparing meeting places for all the Ma
tional Republican Conventions during IL 20
past twenty years, was much pleased with
the accommodations afforded to all who
will attend, and declared the hall TO be
the finest and most complete of any that
has yet come under his inspection. One
OF the best features of the convention hall
is the arrangement for Bling and empty
sing IL quickly.
Appropros of the report that Colonel
Fred 8. Grant had made a visit to Major
Mckinley at Canton ana that he has been
mentioned as possibility for the Vice
Presidency on the Republican ticket, n
telegram has been received from General
Grants son asking that accommodations
be reserved at the Planters Hotel for
himself and wife during the coming con-
vention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-27
Notes of the County Courts.

No cases In which more than one JUS
tice Is required TO sit are down for hear
ing in this county in the Appellate Court
after the present week until next Sep
tember. Matters in which but one Justice
is required to sit will be heard on Satur-
day as usual, except on next Saturday
which is legal holiday. The motion
calendar will be in order in the common
pleas division on next Monday, instead
of OH Saturday. The docket of the APP
pellate division for Friday is an unusu-
ally crowded one.
The cases of Mary and Louisa Driscoll
against LLOYD A. Tllinghast, which were
on the calendar i'm the common pleas
division for trial early next monrh, have
been striken off in order that the cases
may 60 TO the Appellate Court for hear ing
on the defendants demurrers.
The suit Of Henry e. Huddy va. Full
ford d Reynolds has been settled in a
manner satisfactory to the plaintiff, and
there will be no further trial of the case.
Huddy had a haDu badly injured by a
press while at work in the defendant s.
jewelry shop. The latter hid not answer
the case when it was first entered, and a
jury assessed Huddy damages in the case
last November at $1,000 and costs Counsel
for the defendant got new trial, when
he made statement to the court that he
had been retained in the case, but ne.
elected to look after the matter. He had,
however, to pay defendants attorney S25
for costs, and now the matter has been
finally disposed of. George "A. Huddy,
Jr., was attorney for the plaintiff.