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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01
Widow Objects.
The Tribune

Special tp The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 5O.-In the probate dl-
vision of the district court this after
noon, Mrs. Barbara Blosser. widow of
William -. Blosser. filed a petition OBJ
lectlng TO the appointment OF John T..
Blosscr or BENJAMIN Blosser. brother and
son. respectively. OF her husband as ad :
mlniStrator NJ the estate Mrs. BlosSor
saws that hcr husband left an jnstru-
mont purJ,oring To Inc his last will In
his VIII John l. PlosSeV is named as
executor. The viii has not been ad
rnittcd "a probate because Of lrregularity
IN its execution. Mrs. Blosscr claims
her right under The statute to act as
administrators if the Will is not admitted
II probate. She says tn" estate consists
OF personal property. with an approx
mate value OF $4,000
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New Mining Company

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 30.-With a capital
stock OF $4,000. In shares of ten cents
each, articles Of incorpora ton for the
Mi2pah Mines corporation We're filed with
the county clerk today. The company
has taken over the MiZpah group Of min
ing claims in the Pilot mining district
of Elko county, Nevada. The principal
place OF business for the new company
will be at Ogden. The officers are
George Haverson, president, George W.
Civilian. vice president Arthur f.
Pratt, secretary and treasurer. The in
corporators are the officers and r. y.
Johnson. n. j. Harris. John n kciger.
Harold H.. Grant, Isaac +. Farr. Frank
Moore. Oscar B. Madison. Oscar \. NJ.
Olson. or the capital stock $4,000 has
been paid and 2O0,O 600 shares Will be re-
served as treasury stock
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THE MISSING C0RBIN:
NO TRACE OF HIM FOUND


ST. ANTHONY. Ida. Nov. 3Q.-There
is still much excitement and specula
ton over the disappearance Of L. T..
Corbn. the Boise elk hunter. who. with
n parry OF other prominent Boise men,
was camped at Big Springs g few days
ago. Corbin, whom last seen. was headed
for the Yellowstone park line having re-
fused 20 accompany his partner. Harry
Lamberton, back To camp, stating that
he would stay out all night in an effort
10 secure an elk. Since that time moth
ing has been seer or heard Of the miss
ing man and bis wife and friends in
Boise are greatly alarmed over his pc
cul!ar disappearance While Corbn Is
known TO he a man well versed in the
ways or the woods, yet his strange dis
appearance looks AS though some acci-
dent had happened TO him. otherwise he
would have found some means Of COM
muniCatinS with his friends.
Mrs. Corbin, the missing mans wife
left Boise some days ago for this city,
where she VIII remain while scarchers
are sent out 10 look for her husband 4
number OF different search parties are
securing the woods In the vicinity OF
Yellowstone park and Reas pass but
thus far no traces Of the man or the
horse he rode when last seen have been
found.
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WONDERFUL GROWTH OF
SUNDAY-SCH00LS TOLD
Special to The Tribune


OGDEN. Nov, 30.-Before ono OF the
largest congregations ever seen in the
FIRST Methodist church. Marian Law
renee secretary of the Worlds Sunday
school association, delivered an insteuc-
i've address tonight on the growth OF
sunday school work in the Christian ma
lions OF The world since the first Sunday
school was organized 130 years ago
Mr. Lawrence said that there now arc
$4,000 Sunday schools in the world, with
a membership of $4,000 900. To this
number 200 more Sunday schools arc be-
ing added each week, with an average
premiership OF 10000 pupils. He related
his experiences in Sunday school work In
Cuba, Mexico. New Zealand and other
countries, New Zealand. he declared is
the biggest Sunday school nation in the
world. In Japan and Korea are the
largest Sunday schools In some of the
foreign countries Sunday school pupils
contribute SO apiece each year for the
promotion OF the work
MI Lawrence was introduced by the
Rev. j. u. Carver, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church who is presiding
over the State Sunday School convention
being held here.
The meeting tonight was opened with
an organ solo by Mrs. F. 0. Kelley of
Provo.
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FIGHT ABOUT TWO CENTS
ENDS IN FATAL SHOOTING

NEN YORK. Nov. 3o-Mattbev
Dolan. is years old, is dead and Thomas
Cuthours. a ninoteeny year-old chum of
Dolan S, is under arrest here charged
with murder us the result of a quarrel
over a 2-ccnt loan Tho two were en-
ployees in a downtown restaurant,
After their quarrel over tho loan
Cnthours, according to the police. seized
a huge carving knife and dealt Dolan
deep blow in the abdomen with it.
He died in few minutes. The poljce
captured his assalant in cellar. where
he had hidden beneath the winter S sup.
ply of potatoes
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Man UNDER INDICTMENT
IN LUMBER CASE DEAD
eciaI 10 The Tribune.

fcTttl3T 10 0C ITIDUnt,
! OGDEN, Nov 3O.-J :. Carver ~ this
city has received a telegram announc-
Ing the death. at Baker CITY. Or. OF
Grant Gc6Gcs. one Of the dofe ndartS TO
the charges Of conspiracy TO dcfraud the
government. as preferred by the federal
grand jury at Portland.
GeddeS conducted the company store
OF the Oregon Lumber company at Baker
City. of which David Ecces Of this city
Is q prominent member The company
Is charged by the government. with de-
.raudine IL ont of valuable timber lands.
GcddeS Was g. years old and leaves a
widow and four children. He was IN
Ogden last September. visiting Carver
whose sister married Goddess brother.
The telegram 10 Carver does not give
the cause OF death.
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Boosting Campaign,
Special to The Tribune.

opEGInI 10 IIIH 7 TIUWIlt.
MIDEALE. Nov. 3O.-An active boost
ing campaign is being planned BY the
Midvalc Commercial club The winter
season will It Is expected. be all thar
can be asked for in the way of enter
tainment and discussion which. 1t Is
hoped. Will be beneficial in boosting the
towns resources. Mayor Hyrum Gom
and other city officials have entered into
the arrangement heartily, and meetings
arc To be held every Friday evening An
employment agency Is to be opened for
the purpose OF giving all white men thar
CON be induced TO come here work Much
advertising matter is to be printed 10 be
Distributed Lhr0nGhout the state,
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Walters Gives Bail,

NEW YORK. Nov 30.-Clarence
Walters. member OF the wooden manufac-
turing and importing firm OF John +,
Briggs &: Sons OF Bradford England, and
this city. who was arrested on thc charge
of having been concerned in n series OF al
legged customs undervaluatIon frauds. I'm
consequence OF which the government wa
defraudcd ont of duties amounting to
Sl00 900. was today released on $40 900
bail. Walters, who is the only member az
the firm In this country. is q British sub
ject. The examination In the case VIII
be held on December g.
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Flood of Forged Checks.

5peclaI 20 The TrIDunc.
OGDEN, Nov. 30.-OEdcu has been
flooded with forged and worthless checks.
amounting 10 several hundred dollars. in
the past two weeks. and the police are
might lead TO tho identity of ihe crooks
who have evidently found u good field
for plying their game among the mcr-
chants of the city. Most of the checks
are cashcd Saturdays. after the banks
are closed. and not until Monday does
thu unsuspecting merchant learn that the
check for which he has in most Instances
exchanged real money and merchandise
is Worthless
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NORM the Winner.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3O.-Charles NORM Of
Chicago tonight defeated Tom Carter Of
81 Louis in the hnal game of the Chi
cago-St Louis series In the national
amateur three cushion billiard tourna-
ment, by score OF 80 10 IS, in 81 In
nipgs.
The game was closely contested. both
players making runs OF 4. Morin's aver
age was 81, and Corter's 40
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Bribe Money Identified,

YAzOO CITY, Miss, Nov. 9o.-Idcntifi-
cation OF the alleged hrIbe money was
continued in the bribery case OF l.. C
Dulaney here today, J, J. Scarborough,
cashier of The Bank OF Poplaryillc, iden-
tined one note Of his bank. He said
II was issued March 5. 1910 ten days
after the alleged payment of the last
installment OF the bribe money.
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Desertion Charged.
Special to The Tribune.

SPECIAL 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 30.-Charging that Lee
Henderson deserted her about one year
ago and has since failed to provide for
her, Elizabeth Henderson today filed
complaint for divorce i'm the district
court. Mrs. Henderson says they were
married at La Jara. n NJ, March -
1895. She asks the court TO award her
the custody Of two minor children and
bic alimopy
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SHOT THROUGH THE BODY;
GUN ACCIDENTALLY FIRED
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune
ST. ANTHONY. Ida. Nov. go-The
l3-year old son Of Alfred Rawlins OF Te-
ton was accidentally shot through tho
body yesterday by a boy companion. Sew
eral OF the little fellows we're loading a
rifle in a woodshcd adjoining the Raw
Inns home when the gun was accidentally
discharged. the bullet penetrating the
roof or the shed where young RawlIns
and some more OF his companions were,
sitting. The bullet passed completely
through Rawlinss body. but ii is thought
he can be saved.
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Take Stump Against Lodge.

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-Governor- Elect
Foss. accompanied by qunrtette OF ora
tors. VIII start tomorrow for n tour of
The Cape Cod towns in his campaign
TO prevent The return OF Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge to the United States SEN
ate. No Democratic leader will accom-
pany Mr., Foss, each of those invited
shaving declined. and he will be accom-
panied by Imsnrgenl Rennhlicans
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Says Low Fare Is Inadequate.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 30--Thc three cent
car fare trial period agreed on by the
Cleveland Railways company and the city
last March came TO an end today. Presi-
pany says that under the present grant
the service Is inadequate. " II is decided
that the three cent fare has been Il fail
ure. IOur-ccnL fare will be tried
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rict of Columbia and at one time one of
the best marksmen In the country. died
al his home here last night Exposure at
the military rife contests a. Camp Perry.
o.. three months ago. complicated by
intestinal troubles, caused his death. he
was Go years old.
Colonel Bell had been connected with
the local postoffice forty-eisht years.
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Pay Station Robbed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. Gothic pay station OF
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany on Washington avenue was broken
into about ] o'clock this (Thursdayj
morning and between $3.50 and 500 In
nickels. dimes and quarters stolen, The
lanitor Of the building discovered the
theft and spread the alarm There Is
no clue 10 the thief.
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Madison Funeral.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN, Nov. 3o-ImprossIve funeral
services were held this afternoon in the
Third ward meeting house for Dell Mad
son, 4 brother OF County Commissioner
q. b Madison. Bishop G.. r. Peterson
conducted the services. The speakers
we're Apostle David o. Mckay and Jo-
seph Parry. 4 duartette, composed OF
George Douglas. Harry Hales, Leo Mad
son and Carl Allison sang several ap-
propriatc selections. Burial was in the
city cemetery.
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Advises Against Claim.
al TO The Tribune .

SPECIAL TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. Nov, 30.--George E. Aires OF
Salt Lake, whose automobile sank into
Il mudhole on Vine street about a. month
ago, rubbing little OF the paint off win
NOT receive cent from the Golfers OF
Murray. according 10 communica ton
filed with the city recorder today, from
city Attorney j. T.. Brown, Mr. Brown
advised The city not 10 allow the claim
OF Aires for Sl15,
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Attends Reunion.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 3O.-After attending a
family reunion AT which his father. who
in another month will reach the age OF
loo years. was the honored guest. Judge
j. T.. Bagley of the Ogden bar has re-
turned from Spokane, Wash. The re-
union was held Thanksgiving day. The
elder Mr. Bagley is still hale and hearty
ana il he lives another month will cele-
bratc his centennial anniversary.
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Corpse Very Much Alive.

zACCAGPAN. Mexico. Nov 3e-Sud :
denly sitting up in his coffin as the priost
was about TO read the funeral cere mony,
Regimo Ocanpo stopped bis own funeral
ceremony and refused to be buried He
had been injured in an accident In a mine
and pronounced dead
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Is Consecrated Bishop.

OMAHA, Nov, 30.-Rov George Allen
BeeCher was today consecrsted bishop
of kearney AT Trinity Protestant Epis-
,opal cathedral here. a number Of prom
nent churchmen were present lnclud
ng Bishops Tuttle, Morrison, Williams.
Graves and Garrett.
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Licenses to Wed,
Special 10 The Tribune.

special 10 inc tribune.
OGDEN. Nov, 30.-Licenscs 10 marry
we're Issued by the county clerk to the
following today; James Long and Sadie
Thompson. both of Modesto. Cal: WI
liam D. McFal and Aida 6. Krumpcr-
man. both OF Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-01

Recognized authorities say YOU are
incurable if you have had "kidney
trouble" inflammation Of the kidneys)
over six months, (U. s. deaths now
nearly 10000 year) Call for free diet
list and pamphlet that may prolong or
save your life. SCHRAMM- JOHN.
SONS DRUG STORES.
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Clark and Cannon

NEW YORK. Nov. S0.-Champ Clark
and Speaker Cannon. those well tried
enemies and trusted friends took dbl- I
ner together here tonight before goius
10 tho Mark Twain commomoration meet
ing at Carnegie hail Both smiled broad
" when they were recognized.
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Enlisted to Limit.
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 3O.-sergean, Henry VI.
Johnston. in charge OF the marine re-
cruitng station al Ogden, has received
notification from Capt. John \. Wright
United states marine corps, in charge OF
the district OF Utah. that the marine
corps now is enlisted TO its authorized
limit OF 9521 men. This Will result in
fewer applicants for marine service be-
ing accepted at the local office.
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"Salome' Barred in CleveIand

CLEVELAND. NOV, 30-Mary Garden
will not be allowed to appear In "Salome"
here. Mayor Baehr so announced today
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Asthma! Asthma,

gives instant relief and an absolute cure
in all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis; and
Hay Fever Sold by druggists nail on
receipt of price 500,
Trial Package by mail 10 cents.
For sale bv SCH ANN. JOHNSON,
DRUGS, FIVE STORES, HALLIDAY
DRUG CO.. VAN DYKE DRUG STORE.
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Noted Riheman Dead.

WASHINGTON. Nov 30.-Lieut Col.
James y. Bell. inspector general OF rifle
practice for the national guard OF the Dis :
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PRICETOWN.
October 81, 1910.


Rev. Foust united in marriage
Howard Keller, of Lynchburg, and
Miss Margaret Troutwine, of Weber
town, at his residence Sunday even
ing, October 30.
Moody Pulliam and wife had as
their guests Sunday, Ozro Pulse and
wife and +. c. Pulse and family, of
Harwood, and j. w. Gossett and wife
and Matt Pulliam and wife.
Charley Faris and wife, of Hills
boro, b. #. Faris and daughter, Isma
OF Fairylew, and Mrs. Addie Sonner
and son, Gerald, and daughter, Irma,
Of New Market, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Eliza Faris
Mrs. Sally Harrison and Grandma
Gibler, of South Liberty, visited
Frank Gibler and family Thursday.
Misses Thursie and Sylvia Young
spent Thursday at the Infirmary Wis
iting Supt. James Donohoo and fam
lily.
Miss Doughman, of Manchester,
will give a temperance lecture at this
place next Sunday night, Nov. 6.
uPerry Moberly and wife and Rurch
Moberly and family, of Hollowtown,
visited the formers daughter, Mrs.
Perry Emery, and family recently.
Mink Bros, Of Buford, were bailing
hay for Aunt Margaret Stevens a part
Of last week.
Miss Pearl Fawley has returned
home after spending the past month
at Hilsboro.
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ALLENSBURG.
oct. "A. 1910.

OCis -. lolO.
Miss Daisy Carpenter visited rela.
tives and friends at Lynchburg Satur-
day night and Sunday.
Gusta ResiJois and family were
visitors al the home of John Claiborn
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Il. j. Yowelli visiting friends
and relatives near New Vienna.
Miss Daisy Chaney is spen ling the
week with her sister Mrs. Nellie
Stewart, at Boston
Miss Dena Ludwick visited relatives
at Dodsonville, Sunday
Mrs. Elsie CLANCY, who has beeu
with her daughter, at Boston the
past two weeks, came home Sunday.
Miss Virginia Galley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rertha Ellis, at Norwood.
Miss Emma ShalTer spent Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ida
Hawthorne, near Jacksonville.
Srofe and Olive Ludwick took dinner
Sunday with their uncle, Francis
Ludwick.
Luther Shaffer and sister, Tessie,
were visitors at Jacksonville, Sunday.
James Brewer and wife and children
visited home folks here Sunday.
M. j. Ludwick and wife visited their
children in Cincinnati Sunday.
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FORT HILL.
Oct. 81. 1910.

Oct. 81, 1910.
Val White and wife and baby, Of
Cliff Range, spent Friday with Edward
White and family.
Clint Pickett spent Sunday with his
mother, near Sinking Springs.
Roy Washburn, of Dallas, spent
Sunday with his cousin, Ova Havens.
Fred Rhoads and family spent Sun
day with S. s. Deardof and family.
Miss Ethel Hite, of Greenfield, spent
a couple of days last week with her
uncle, Carey Burton, and family.
d. O. Mathews, of Greenfield, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Daniel
Butler and family.
Harry Burton, who is employed near
Greenfield spent Saturday and Sum
day with the home folks.
l. w. Stultz and wife attended
meeting at Olive Branch Sunday.
II. V. Mathews, and wife, Of Green.
field, are at the bedside of the latter's
father, Daniel Butler, who is confined
to his room with a complication of
diseases.
William Soles, of Overman, is the
guest of O. G. McAfee and wife.
Miss Martha Stults returned home
Saturday after visit with relatives
near Greenfield.
ManlufT Reed, OF this place, was
united in marriage Sunday to Miss
Oweena Elliott, of Sinking Springs.
The correspondent extends congratu-
lations.
Born-To Walter Stanley and wife,
Oct. "a, a fine daughter.
Albert Shaper, who has been em-
ployed near New Vienna, returned
home last week.
Benson Butler took dinner with his
cousin, William Butler, at Sinking
Spring, Wednesday
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In MemOriam.

George III. Gall, son of Isaac and
Sarah IIizer Gall, was born Feb. 81.
1Si7 died Oct. l3, 1910, after a few
weeks Illness. He was teacher Of the
Belfast school, upper room, and had
only taught a week and two days Of
the term when sickness overlook him.
lie was married to Mary L. Miller
Oct. %, 1876. To this union were born
five children, Lula, Frederick and
Isaac, who preceded their father to
the better land, while Herbert and
Thurman remain to cherish and COM
fort bereaved wife and a devoted
mother. In the death of Brother Gall
the !. o. o. +. order, of which he was
a most worthy member, looses one of
its most esteemed and valued MEM
bers.
He being one OF the leading educa-
tors of the community, we can but
note the loss of his present pupils and
the large number of scholars, to whom,
during almost forty-hve years he has
been worthy and efficient preceptor.
He was a worthy member of the g.
U. Church, of Pleasant, with which he
united in his young day. lie was
true husband and devoted father.
The funeral was conducted by tile
Rev. j. IL. Davis, at the Ridge GENE.
terry, the l. o. o. F. having charge.
Mrs. Gall and children desire to
thank the pupils, the /. O. o. +. and
friends for the floral distributions
also for their assistance during the
illness and death of Mr.. Gall. ~
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ALLENSBURG.
October 81. 1910.

October 81, 1910.
! Miss Mary Burton. of Fairview,
called on her cousin, Miss Ocie CLANCY.
Sunday.
Shrofe and Oliver Ludwick were en-.
tertained by Stroup Crothers Sunday
afternoon.
Fred Fowler and wife and two
children, OF Damascus, were enter
tanned by relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Dell Hawk is on the sick list
John Ludwick, wife and children
visited the formers brother, Jess Lud-
wick, Su day.
Shannon Wrinkle and wife visited
the latters parents, John Thornburg
and wife Sunday.
Charley Galley, of Norwood is Wis
iting his parents, Willard Galley and
wife.
Mrs. Mamie Loften, OF Cincinnati,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Emma
Shaffer.
Mrs. Zella Hawk and baby and Mrs.
Verda Henderson were entertained by
Mrs. Eliza CLANCY Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Shairer fell last Monday
evening and dislocated her arm.
Mrs. Eliza Yowell is visiting at
Lynchburg.
Miss Emma ShaiIer called on her
sister, Mrs. Ida Hawthorn, Saturday.
David Michael and wife visited the
latter's brother, Dexter Carpenter,
Saturday.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Henry Carlisle to VIM. Stanley,
Brushcreek tp, 57a, sl2, 600.
Chas. l.. Evans to Handy +. Davis,
Hillsboro lot, 81.
Lockhart Nelson, gnd., TO Edward
Mahanna ct al, Hillsboro lots, SO, $50.
Lena Mckenzie to Anges Mckenzie,
Hamer tp., Boa, 81.
Emily Heatherington to Ruther B.
Heatherington, Hillsboro lot, 81.
Elizabeth Haas ct al TO W. S. Conard,
Hillsboro lot, 81.
Il. j. MuntZ to Jas. III. Conwel Ell
al, Hillsboro lot, 81.
Thomas Lyme Johnson ct al TO Rhoda
u. Johnson, Hillsboro lot, $500.
Mary G. Roush to Ezra Stevenson,
Hillsboro lot, 81.
Jackson Oyerstake 10 Aaron Roberts,
Whiteoak tp., 3a, SlS7.
Jerome Shaffer to Bell Mann, HameI
tp. lot, 81.
Theresa Vanmater TO VIM. II. Brosa,
Dodson tp., Sa, 5000.
JAS. G. Boyd to Granville l.. Tod
hunter, Madison tp., lila, 81.
Jas.A. Wilkin, gdn.. to John Il. Will
kin, Washington tp., 27a, $500.
Ollie Sinclair to Nellie ID. Gill,
Union tp., "a, Sl.0O.