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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-10-27

SIS, 600 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY;
will loan It in any amount you may
wish. WRIGHT & KIMBROUGH, 607
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PLYMOUTH ROCK PULLETS AND
light Brahma hens. E. A Murray, 1928
II
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IT MUST BE ADMITTED THERE'S
but one place to buy fish-at the ONLY
FISH MARKET in SACRAMENTO,
AMERICAN FISH CO., 724 street
They lead, others follow. Always a full
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LOST-PASSENGER R. r. TICKET TO
San Francisco Sunday October 23d;
please return to John F. Cooper, 1927 E
street. o25-3t
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NINE JOHNSON-TEST AND BUSI-
ness medium: room AZ. Singleton Bldg.
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PIONEER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Huston's old place-1106 Fourth street.
First-class help furnished at short no
tice. Phone Sun. % blue. II. FLESIfER.
Manager
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and /, Sacramento-None but frst-class
help furnished. w. A. Wall, Prop. Tells.
Capital 273; Sunset black 654.
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SELECT SCHOOLS.

NORMAL, GRAMMAR GRADE AND
languages; business course, shorthand
simplified, principles taught in ten days
California Business College, Masonic
Temple.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR-THE
WEEKLY UNION. The best weekly.
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WOOD AND COAL 1900 X
UNION LAUNDRY We

your patronage. We do good work and
you will be pleased If you give us a trial.
Tenth and o streets. Phones. Sun. red
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NO HUNTING OR SHOOTING Allowed
ON the Meister or Mauldin lands Tres
passers will be prosecuted. The Ameri-
can Gun Club.
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WANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT WE
have all kinds of rigs to rent at the
Visu, 908 Ninth street.
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STOLEN LAST NIGHT, FROM A
phaeton. at 22l2 n street, about 9 o'clock,
it telephoned to Sunset black AL, will be
rewarded. JOHN F. COOPER. o26-3t
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WANTED-PEOPLE TO GET THEIR
shoes repaired while they wait SOB K
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FOR SALE.

FOUND-THE PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait. SOB K.
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WANTED-A GENTEEL GIRL TO DO
second work and make herself generally
useful; reference required. 1887 . street.
o26-3t*
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GET HAWLEY & PHILLIPS PRINTED
list of vacant houses. $40 ] street
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PALMIEA. THE THOROUGHLY SCTEN-
tific palmist from San Francisco. gives
true and full readings of the hand at
731 G. Hours 10 to D. m. Call and
see his reliable references.
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JAPANESE METHODIST MISSION, 80
NJ street. Good boys for moral places.
Tel Sunset black 1856.
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DR.. FAY, s271a J; TEL. SUN. RED sa4:
10 to IL q. M, to 4. to 8 p. m. Res.
1929 G. Tel Cap. 309 Sunset. blue 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-28

una means committee Capt Boutelle il
me only member of the House from
Malhc' who has had anything to do
WIN the preparation of approximation
bills this year.
y great deal of favorable comment
mas heen heard in this city, especially
ABOUT the Capitol. on the manner IN
when Senator Hale passed through the
senate the bin for the relief of the
Nam" victims. 1t is one of the sena
TOR characteristics that he can trans
act business With greater facility in tn
senate than any other member. The
Same measure in the House required {,
couple of hours debate. which was
quite bitter at times. Yet in the Sen
ate which has the reputation of bcin4
very talkatiEe assembly, Senator
lfale engineered the enactment of tn
bill into law without any debate. Thu
reason of this lies in the senators
reputation for careful legislation and
thorough business Methods He is al
ways courteous to Democrats and Re
puhlicanS in the Senate. and never al
lows himself To antagonize "A senator
unWarrantahlY
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REPRESENTATIVE SiMPKlNS DEAD.
Was Able and Faithful Worker and Man Of In.
dependent Fortune.

Washington. March 21-RopreSc
tive John Simpkins of the 18th DiStric'
of Massachusetts,. died. last night, at
his residence in this city. No. I'LL 9th
street. of heart disease induced by gas
trio complications. On last Tuesday
he complained of having caught cold
ana later of stomach trouble He was
quite i'll for a time. but yesterday, was
much better. Later in the day he grew
weaker. and at 955. died from heart
failure.
No arrangements as to the funeral
can he made until the arrival of mem
beers of his family, who have been mott
fed Of his death. Mrs Bacon is in New
York, Mrs. Thayer in Boston, Miss
Mabel Simpllins in Florida. and his
brother. Nathaniel, at Aiken, $. {.
They are all expected to he in the city
by Tuesday morning.
preventative Simpllins was a man
Of independent fortune. He was born
in New Bedford. Mass. June =. 1862
attended the public schools at Var
mouth, and after preparing for college
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IN SELF DEFENCE.
SolIthbrIdge, Mass. Man Killed During
9Ia Quarrel Over an Old Harness

Southbridge Mass, March 21.-In {,
quarrel over the ownership of a harness,
this afternoon, at the hous, of JOS. I}ou-
chcr. Napoleon Duqucth was shot an |
killed by Walter S. Pratt after the latter
mad been assaulted ana severely beaten
ny l)uqu"th Pratt after being examined
by Judge Bartholomew. was removed to
his home. The justice decided that the
shooting was in self-defence and re-
leased Pratt. Young Pratt ANA his father
missed HE harness. last week. and today
went tn Bouchcr's home where they found
one which they claimc1 was theirs Bo,i-
cher became rnragcd and with Duquctl
rushed at young Pratt, knocking him
down and kicking him in the side. Pratt
struggled and succeeded in getting on his
feet. He then pulled Il revolver and or,
dcrcd IA" two men to stand back
puGucth however. jumped at him and as
he dill SO Pratt fired Tho bullet struch
huqueth in the heart and he almost in
sIHnfIV died
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at st. Mark S school. Southboro. grad
uated at Harvard University, in 1855
He served in the Massachusetts Senate
in 1870 and 1891, was Presidential
elcctCr for Harrison and Reid in 1889
president of the Republican Clubs in
1892 and 1893. and member of the Mas
sachusetts Republican state committee
in 1"@2-3 and 1898. He served in the
54th and 55th Congresses, where he wa
known to his colleagues as q man
faithful to the interests of his constitu-
cnts, although rarely taking part IN
debate. Mr. SimpEins had reccnils
hcon a member Of th" Congrrssiona
committee.
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$4,000 FIRE At HAVERHIll.
SWEET Block the Scene Cause Lighted Match
Down the Elevator

Haycrhil Mass, March IA fire.
which was undoubtedly started by
dropping match down the elevator
well If the SWEET block. Il 4-stury brick
building on WinEatr street. caused a
damage. this afternoon of about So .0oo
to the building ana tenants, and one II
the heaviest losses in the shoe district.
for several years.
The fire was discovered early in tn
afternoon. by w s. Stansiield. who.
with his wife had been at work in their
stitching room, and after failing to oX-
tnguish the flames by throwing several
pals of water down the elevator well.
Mr. Stansfield went to the street and
gave the alarm. but before he returned
to the building it was a mass of flames
and Mrs Stanstield was taken out in
an unconscious condition,
Two alarms were given and all the
reserve apparatus called to the seen j..
The two upper floors guttcd tho roof
partially burned ana the lower floors
are. damaged considerably ny water.
The building is owned hy the Jackson
SWEET estate. and the estimated loss :
5000
The occupants of the building suffer
"d the following losses. John y.
Lynch. slipper manufacturer $500; =.
f. FmncN. Shoe contractors $500; Nh
hard Taskrr soln manufactures ana
dealer. Slno0: T., Al Bray soles. $1,000:
g $ Frost. stiftoutnGs $50, ". l.,
Dow. slippers. $1,000, Jahn 4, Hill,
slippers. $5Go; W :. Stausfiold, stitch
ms room. $500; Haley & Perkins, atitrh-
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

HooTIsAY March q. ar ~chs Fannie
+ Han. orlaud; : a Paine. Deer Island:
II 5 Foynton. Rockpprt; II Curtis.
Green's Landing, liopanE. MiNbridEe.
Niger, Damariscotta; Il J. Kenncy. Bns-
ton
SID sch George NJ Warner Br Belll-
Veau Cove. y S
March p. ar. p, tug
lioneybr"ok. towing bg c Z r No. II,
from Port Johnson; Schs onward. Teller.
Boston, Hattie Godfrey, Strout. Whiting
for New York: Maggie Todd. do for do.
SlI, stm~ californian. Liverpool: Park
more, Erinoi, sch I l}lackman. rnal
port.
All n. Sums John Enals Now YorN.
Scott Snan MadcoN. Liverpool; tuG TaMu-
qua, tpWnE ~ Gicnlnwer, Calais, Igr
King. towing tG Enos Soulc, Norfolk.
Sll, a. stm Manhattan, New Iu.li;
RoCKIAND-Mar y. sid. scbS
Thomas Borden. Darbcy. y y: Mary
Ianedon. Maker. BOSTON; silver ieels.
9Uinlau. Boston.
EpCkPORT- March u. mr. schs Seth
Wymau. ,;ouldebnro: Chester L Law
renee. Gr,nnell. Boston; Julia Edna, Deer
Isle.
sla, 26th srhs Frank q hyh Reed
BOSTON, d N Walton. Lane, Boston.
CAMDEN March y. ar. sch charlie
ANA Willie" New York
T!ICMASTON- March u sd. sch Catu-
Namtpak Nt.tIrr Now York
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have been afflicted with rheumatism
for IA years and nothing seemed to
give any relief. | was able to be around
all the time, but constantly suffering. !
had tried everything | could hear of
and at last was told to try Chamber
lains Pain Balm, which l did, and IVES
Immediately relieved and in sh3".
time cured l am happy to say that Il
has not since returned.-Josh. Edgar
Germantown, Cal. For sale by John
Coughlin. druggist IL Water street
Augusta, Me, m,wt&f,tf
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55th CONGRESS-.
Continued from page ~

the speech of the Senate for the week.
ana while it may be possible to practi-
caiiN suppress audible reference to the
Suhlect it is most likely to find oppor-
'uiiltN Tor some vent. This opportunity
VIII probably be afforded on a resolution
lor the appropriation of money to relieve
me distress of the Cuban reconcentrados.
The sundrY civil appropriation ull
probably will he reported to the Senate.
MoidaN. and taken up for consideration
Later in the week
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York Cotton Mills 10 Be Opened Today.

}ddeford, Mc., March e. The man
agemeut of the York Cotton Mills, an
nounccd. yesterday afternoon. that the
gates would he opened. Monday. tC
give employment To those who desire it,
The mills have been shut down for II
weeks on account of "A strike against Il
reduction of wages. The operatives. at
a meeting. yesterday, voted not to re-
turn to work
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IN THE HOUSE.
Bouellc Again Brings Applause by His Patri
otto Uttcrances.

WASHINGTON March 27-The findings
"i the l3uncr board and the rerommcn-
dati"nS of the secretary of the navy,
with regard To dry docks. were discuss
"a At great length. in The House, Sat
ur1ay.
Dcckey, Drm, Mo, said he was will
ling to veto for all ihe docks deemed
urgently necessary" but Portsmouth
Mas not one az thcm. The secretary.
in his report said hat docks at Boston,
NcW York Nogfolk. PORT Royal. Now
Orleans and Mare Island were urgently
necessary \ dock at Portsmouth was
only conditionaily recommended.
I;uutcllc denied that the secretary Of
the navy had made such q statement
The Euncr board had mad" such i
statement but the secretary recon-
mended n" dock at Portsmouth,
Cannon discussed the proposed in
crease in the navy, dry docks and bat
tI"ships. He said he was willing. as ~"
thought every other member of tn"
House was. To bc liberal in voting all
the money necessary for The naval ea-
tahishment.
With reference to dry docks. there
We're, he said. four docks in the United
States which would accommodate bat
tle&hips New York. Port Royal.
Hunters Point. cal. and Puget :
Sound. For three years to come, if a
hattlnShip was locked at san Francisco
Bay. it would have to he at Hunter
Point. He read from the report of the
chief Of engineers to show that it would
cost $50 600 to deepen the channel from
san Francisco to Mare island 50 that
a hattleship could get to the yard.
Three docks were enough. Let thc see
Rotary locate them This was no time for
locality. it was the time for efficiency
He read a letter from a ShjpbuildnG firm
at Newport News saying that tn" firm
was about To build a dock there ia" feet
long and 81 feet wide. capable of docking
the two largest battleships. rho dock
would he completed in - months. Here
was the easiest. quickest and SlIrcSt re-
lief il a season of emergency arose, ana
it would not cost the government = dollar.
Personally he diSClaimCd any interest
IN locality. but he begged The gentlemen
tp remcmp Der that a dry dock necessarily
meant Il naval yard. and because lie be-
lieVed this was no time to establish new
naval stations he gave notice that he
would make point of order against the
proposed steel dry dock at AlGiers, La.
aud also against the investigation of tn"
desirahiity of locating dock at Calves
ton. Tex.
He was opposed. he declared, to any
attempt To foiSt upon the House. under
tn" cr4 OF emergency, ucW work Whic j
could NOT stand ON its merits
When he touched upon / he increases Of
tu. NAVY. hr suggested that tho battle
ships could NOT Toe placed in commission
in n months. The small torpedo boats
might. on tho other hand, be completed
before Inc Wtr-if var it was To bc-Was
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they DiSnppcarcd.

My boy suffered from scrofula
lunches on his neck. We did every
thing we could think of to relieve him.
and finally | gave him Hoods Sarsa-
parilla After he had taken two bot
ties the scrofula lunches disappeared
and he has not since been troubled
with them" May Cole, Box 100, West
Bethel, Maine.
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Disguised. played out, tired and
weary because of a weak aching back?
Comfort and instant soothing, invig-
Grating effect if the Hop Plasters are
used. Your backache will disappear.
Try them. Sold everywhere,
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For the cure OF Alcoholic. Morph' re
and other drug addictions attend the
Maine Kelley Institute at Isl Congress
St, Portland, Maine.
Aprl5 mon&frilyr
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Their Commandant, Col, Hey
wood, Is a Maine Man.
Congressman BouteIIe's Able Speech
on Naval Appropriation Bill,
Senst)r HaIc's Able Handling OF the Maine
Victim s. Relief Bill

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an Srd'''I'" "h tue SHIPS ~ 'IUS '"UP-
Try lne Woiiu over ne marines
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board "l all men ct war as sort "I
p"iI'" "ihc"fS' lhey eNcfclS" restraint
over the JoFN Jack tarS IN about the
same way iilat p"li'cflith eN'ItIS' re
Stlaint over citizens Wh" ar" dlSpoS /
10 Niolat" the law. lhr marines alSG
nave other duties IheN are reco%-
nlZed as very important part "l the
naval service and there Is quite corps
OF officers IN command OF them Wh3
are graduates Of the naval academy 4
Annapolis. Col, Haywood is not a
graduate of the naval academy, hay
ing entered the regular service as 4
Marine Corps officer from the volunteer
navy. Strangely enough his mother
who lives with him at present in tits
city, is proud Spanish lady. Sh"
married Capt. Haywood macy years
ago the two having mot in Spain.
As soon as there was talk Of a prob
aple war betWeen inns country ana
SPAN Col Haywood stated ms intention
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Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy and
yet efficient
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A WORD OF ADVICE
To Those Coming to Alaska or the KIon.
dixie Gold Fields.

one thing should be Immersed upon
every minor. proS,,pctor on trader com.
m@ to Alaska. to the ktnu,ike. or In,
Yukon cnllnlrv and that'iS the nucas-
sitN for providing nm aarnuatn ana
r.ropel food suppl1 Nhatbor. prncurnl
in the States in the Dominion. or nj
the Supplv stores horn or further on
this must I've hi@ urinary concern
Upon the manner in which thr miner
has observed ar neglected. This nrrc3u-
thi,,,r ,.ii '.,,,,,. ta;,,,,. '1,..,,,I
w., .>..
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Group instantly relieved R fd l1 Tansr
Eclectric Oil. perfectly S''
fails. At any drug store
mon, wed&fri.tf
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Twenty miles of railroad tracks III n
o,,,n vii he elevated this summer. The
cost viii be in the neighborhood OF So
eto 6oo. and the work viii give employ
ment to twenty-five thousand men ~
the elevation Of the tracks some OF IN"
most dangerous grade crossings III lue
city will be done away with. ne ram
,,ads " rnisins their tracks are the Penn
s viva Central Lake Shore and Mich
jgan southern Chicago, Rock lsla'id ra ana
Pacific. Chicago Milwaukee ana -; faul
Chicago and Northwestern p M ~;
Air Line illinois Centrap ana lhe Ill
400 harrington and quincy.
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Headache Quickly Cured.

DR.. Davis Anti-Headache never fails, &c
janis, cody
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The Boston & Maine Railroad Is t ,,i>I,.'
oonn1,,it nf stock in the road department.
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LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1891.
4. :. EArTLESHIP MAINE

nlIr14. d1aW3t
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alstr2G,ltW
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22
.Four months 40 Elisha Frank

Eonr months ago Elisha Frank
Brown. . prominent travelling
man u Rochester,. New Yorls,
who Is = cousin Of Mrs. Grovor
Cleveland. met Miss Nellie WI
llams. dAnghter Of . millionaire
brick manufacturer. ct Clark
burg. this State. II was . cass
oilove q first sight, but owing
70 parental objections, Brown
never visited the Williams house.
A correspondence followed. and
yesterday Miss Williams left her
home ostensibly for Pittsburgh
TO visit friends. on reaching
Petersburg she took the south
bound train sad reached here IN
the afternoon, whore she was
met At the depot by Mr. Brown.
They were driven to the Baptist
parsonage. where they were mar.
ried by Rev. Dr.. Walker. The
.'old folks have been notified OF
the event, and the happy couple
left for q tour through the
south and west. Parkersburg
Sentinel.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

The Alexander Lumber Com
pany. Of Alexander. w. Va, one
of the largest II not the largest
numbering companies IN the State
made an assignment Monday. 9.
NJ. Fleming. an attorney Of
Buckhannon. was made assignee
and appointed receiver BY the
court The company turned over
about 900 acres Of land on which
are situated the company's mills.
villages, etc. Liabilities and as~
sets are at this time estimated ct
about 100000 each. Several
hundred men are thrown out Of
employment.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-04-22

The following Real Estate
Transfers have been recorded
since our last issue:
Mary G. Coz TO W. Va. Short
Line R. R. Co.. lot Coal.
w. E. Allen ct u to Nancy "A.
Allen; sardis.
Leyina Allen to same Sardis.
Geo. W. Wolfe to G. L. and
Meta Ford, lot /; Ten Mile.
N. Cor to W. Va. s. L. r. r.
Co., lot Coal.
Peter Lynch to Ernest J.Wolfe
10i acres, Elk.
John Nay to Sarah A. Wilkins
lot Clay.
E. ]. Wolfe to ). M. windon /;
Elk
j. B. Pepper to Ashly and N.
! C. Rice 1ls acres ; Ten Mile.
Henry Hawker to Thos. A, +.
Randolph lot Ten Mile.
Mary E. Wyatt to Mary s.
Perine / lot ; Coal.
Mary E. Gill to W. Va. S. l..
R. R. Co.. lot Coal.
Sarah E. Hooper to Elizabeth
Lyon go acres ; Sardis.
Eliza Jarvis to John Jarvis 50
acres Ten Mile.
G. j. Mclntire to Eliza I. Sturm
l acre CLAY.
Geo. W. Thompson to B. W. 4
Mary Harbert 20 acres Eagle.
L. G. Lawson, com'r to @. A..
Williamson 33 acres ; Clay.
j. K. Adams and Will Thomp.
son to Cora E. Mitchell 1 lot ;
Clark.
Mary NJ. Davis to Esther Ann
Blake Grant.
Henry Hawker to A. g. Kelley
Q lots Ten Mile.
a. g. johnson to Melissa j.
Shinn / lot (; Coal.
j. w. Cofindaffer to ]. E. COT.
findaffer 81 acres !; Union.
Il =
j. G. johnson to j. N. David
lot Clark.
Afford Rogers to James F. Dye
2s5 acres !; Ten Mile.
Jesse F. Randolph to Bell F.
Randolph 1 lot ; Ten Mile.
q. j. Booth to John j. Booth
Elk.
James N. David to Truman A.
David lot /; Clark.
M. B. Curkendall to Porter
Maxwell 60 acres Elk.
W. F. Bond to Lewis Cottrill
II acres Elk.
ID. K. REED & CO.. HARDWARE