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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26

copy Of this Order be certified to
the State commissioner of Public
Roads of Kentucky for his ap-
proval and action thereon.
Those voting in the affirmative
are:-lst District, V. d. Jackson;
End District G. B. Detherage:
Bird. District D. B. Fortney; 4th.
District not Represented; 5th.
District c. Cobb; 9Th. District
Leroy Peace; 7th. District T.. Nc
keehan; 9Th. District Lowis ,lon-
hol!ans. Those voting in the
negative. NOM.
|, Read 7. Black, CIc.k Of the
Knox County Court atOresal- 10
certify thct the foregoing is 4
true copy OF the Order as passed
by the Fiscai. Court at It's Special
Tenn, February -, 1915. ana
ordered certified 10 the State
Commissioner Of Public Roads Of
Kentucky. Done this 9th. Iay
Of Febru3ry 1915.
READ +. BLACK,
Cler. kno. County Count
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26
KNOX tiSCAt
COURT MEETS,

The Knox Fisca Court met
February % and "a and passed a
resolution asking for State aid IN
the sum OF 2UO.UU0.0O, a fui. de
tail of same appears in the tuli
report which is copied elsewhere.
When the question was called
for G.. B. DerheraEe rcprCscnunE
District No. 2madc the motion
for the full sum OF $.O0UHtOu
which was second by V =. Jack
son from District No. ] the vote
was taken and carried unauluus,
the iull Court being present with
the exception OF Magistrate / /.
Mills.
When the Distribution Tor the
construction OF roadc was man.
toned Y. ID. Jackson OF District
No. l, sprang TO his feet in lltty
and asked that a road be con-
structed from Bailey's Switch up
Big Richland Smiles, or 70 Calvin
Blanton's. From BarboWville
up Fighting Greek 10 Turkey
creek distance o Z miles, nom
Emanuelup Middle Fork Richland
! miles to j. Trosper farm,
No, 2 represented by y, 5.
Detherage, and he came forward
asking tor a road tlom Artemus
10 Warren 10 miles, from Lay 3
miles 10 Hays Gap up Little
Brush.
No. 3, represented By D, +,
Fortney, who asked the corsuuc-
ton OF a road from Flat Lick tc
mouth of Roaming Fork, iron
main road up Middle Fork 20 Nc
Roe Branch, up Road Fork t
Hinkle Branch.
No. A was also Represented b
D. B, Fortney, Magistrate Mills
being absent which is includes
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26
J. NJ. CARNES
WILL NOT RUN

To the voters of Knox County,
and to my many friends who ex-
pected me to be a candidate for
Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court
this coming primary August 7th
1915: wish to say / will not
enter this race as a number of my
good friends think / ought to
wait and run for Sheriff at the
next regular Primary.
BY request of my many friends
of this county | will be& candi-
date for the Republican nomina-
ton for Sheriff at the next regular
Primary election held for county
officers. Trusting you remember
me and ask your neighbor to do
the same.
| have faith to believe that the
voters of this county will give
me the nomination by larger
majority than any man has ever
before received for a nomination
10 any Office in this county.
Thanking you for your support
and influence in the past, ! will
appreciate and thank you in ad'
vance for any assistance YOU may
give me in the future.
You will find the boy the same
today, tomorrow and forever,
]. N. csxnss,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26

4 heavy cold in the ,ung~ chat
was expected to cure irs.it ..s BEN
the starting poiu; in many sr... .
disease that ended fatally. ,.
sensible course is to tate .r,.r...
doses OF BALLARU'S' HONE.
HOUND SYRUP. It checks The
progress OF the disorder and - is,,
nature to restore uorm0, conl'-
items. Price 25c. SOC an 81, Sold
By 7 Frank Hswu, this siry-Adyt,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26
BELL COUNT
Carried Bond lsSa.z.
IO-tO-l.
What Will Knox E1gl
Read Every Line of This Iss4o.

THE Stratfords" rruugr, g..
excellent program tom,E..r'.
small turn out Tuc3lar ...
The promoters ofLyccm,.
certainly deserve credit ,.....
ing our people the very ua.. H
fractions to be secured iu towns
of our class, and the patron
should be about To- .,.
that is if we don't want e. s.....
said promoters "Turkey'
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26

above
No .. represented by c. Cobb,
he asked for a road from mouth
of Hammons Fork to mouth of
shop Branch at Harrison Smiths
place, 312 miles, up Bull Crek to
mouth of Low Gap Branch. from
Bridge near mouth of Knox Fork
> miles TO Cooley's Gap.
No. 6 represented by LEROY
Peace, who asked for a road from
Dennis Griffns place L. the
Laurel line a distance OF fourmiIes
from Place 70 Wilton, connecting
Gray, Place and Wilton.
No. ! represented BY [ Nc
hechan, who asked for q road
from BlrbouryiIle by way Of Vii
ION, 70 WoodUIAe. from Barbour
vile, down the north side of
Cumberland river TO Tyre Law
son Place, two BRIDGE across
cumberland River between Bar
Gomylllc and Iye Ferry. a road
from Joel Campbelplace tomouth
.Ot Indian creeA.
No. 1 repre- eut"d b. l.. Mon
.Ao!.on, who asked lu. q road from
Elrbouryi!,c 20 Indian Gap near
Frank Davis. from Mcneil s. store
down the river TO tine Whitley
county unc near Clark &Toagues.
rom CrO.ey's store 10 hays Gap.
from left canada three miles
through Davis Bend 10 Altemus,
two miles mp SwanD0ui. from
NcNcll's store through Mackey
Bend TO McNcil5 mill from Dock
Lawson's down the river 10 mouth
.! Indian creek. He also asked
for the same two bridges asked
.or by Mckeehau Of District No. 7
These motions we've made and
all put and carried b. q mauImus
VJt" which rs shown rs said
report.
Inc meeting was mos, aenTA>,'
s.astlyIliy attended and the CCuI.
was never IN better WoI king order
each one trying 10 DO all in hrs
power for the advancement u
good roads, good schools, and IN
tact for the beterment of an
mankind,
Knox County may Justly boa 3
o. its Fiscal Court beCalse it 4.
made up of men who are {. ,iYE
% ITO then whole duty, advancing
with lapidity that high mark OF
good citizenship. We are GLAD
they have taken this stand and
maze 4, PLAN 70 the voters and
tax PAYERS 0I Knox COuny what
they may expect, and will get IN
the event that the bond issue is
carried. Whoop her up boys, let
every Lody get busy. We may
mot have Millennium next year,
but We viii have in a short time
something that win change Knox
! Count from a Punishment OF
Mudholes 10 a Paradise OF good
roads.
All these roads viii be built as
soon as the main trunk lines ara
built and as soon as they can be
J Surveyed q LAID out.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26

A card from j. Ale& lus,a.
and Jas. Golden, VINO .H Dr.
school in Ann Arbor Mich STATS.
that they wish they Wee. 81.
home to hear the candidate iu,
up their game of talk and t,....
a hand in the furtherm'a o.
good roads. they also reru
to vote them good ana had
the bond issue.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26
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'teyauQ improve that
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-. w. ,1rulnAc road leading
7 . '... onmpbelI place to
. H. indian creek.
.'r' md improve that
.H' public road from
! ...... to indian Gap near
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1915-02-26


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
From Bad TO Worse.

A man who was something of a
gourmet ordered dinner for himself
and party which, from the menu,
should have been very palatable, but
apparently 1t was not SO. Course sue
ceeded course, and toward the end of
the meal the host could restrain him
self no longer. He called up the
waiter and expostulated: Il ordered
d good dinner. and we have waited
patiently for some satisfactory dish.
The soup was failure, the fish was a
disappointment, the entree uneatable,
and am sorry to tell you that during
the whole dinner there has been moth
ing worth looking at" The waiter
looked troubled for an instant, and
then. Frightening up. said: III you
wait moment, sir, will bring you
the bill"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
When Sailors Wore PettIcoats.

Very few people realize that there
was day when petticoats we're worn
by soldiers and sailors on board ships
Of war In the days before the royal
marines were regularly established as
separate corps the foot regiments Of
the line used to take 1t In turns to
serve as marines on shipboard. Petit
coats were quite commonly worn in
the navy in Nelson's time, having been
In vogue there since the days of Queen
Elizabeth. and our soldiers, being sud
denly called upon to do the work Of
sailors. naturally adopted their dress.
Iinding 1t. no doubt. far handler and
more convenient than their own tight
lifting, frogged and braided uniforms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
&c Zoe
Memory for Faces.

The ability to memorize facial char
hcterlstics possessed by the late Sir
Hubert Won Herkomer is sometimes
the result Of system. The later Wal
ter Mackay, for instance, the Cap
tious Critic" of the Illustrated Sport
ing and Dramatic News, used to pro-
duce most of his speaking likenesses
Of actors and actresses without taking
any sketches at the play. He had a
kind OF mental shorthand OF express
sion and contour which was founded.
so 1t is said, on Crosses celebrated
Essay on Caricature," published a
century ago. This useful knack of in
visible snap-shooting also enables IL
lustrated papers to give portraits in
connection with trials where the Judge
has prohibited sketching in court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
The SUGG
THEATRE
! THE QUALITY PLAY HOUSE
TONICHT-PICTURES

THE HOUSE or BENTLEY"
An exceptionally attractive two
reel production This Is well con-
strBcted and acted. Teddy Samp-
son makes a most charming hero
inc. Wherein grandmother is rne
hero also.
'sWANTED-A CHAPERONE"
Eddie Lyons, Lee Moran and Vic
toria Forde featured in this two
reels Of screaming comedy. There
are 50 many funny situation In
this that you will be Iaugni~s
throughout. A good comedy sub
ject.
THE FACE MOST FAIR
An amusing hospital romance.
with Virginia Kirtley and Jo Har-
ris.
I'm THE HILLS BEYOND"
Doris Pawn and Sydney Ayres in
this delightful number that will
please all. The scenes are most
attractive.
Our house is air cooled. Plenty Of
ice cold Shanoan Springs water, large
comfortable seats. Come and stay as
long as you like. Two full shows each
night We use Universal and Mutual
programs, the best services in the
country. Our pictures are steady, no
flicker. None over to 6 days old.
use quality pictures. Nothing too goot
for my patrons. Since putting in the
Wurlltzer 70 piece orchestra my hoUgo
Is complete. Ii takes music to 90 with
the pictures
Matinee to . IN.
Night show. 1880 to II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
II Arms Are Too Fat.

II the arm Is too fat. vigorous mas
sage viii help to reduce; but should
be supplemented by active exercises.
To massage the arm, grasp with the
open hand. near the shoulder; and,
treating 1t as II It were a wet sheet
lifted from the washtub. twist the
flesh with wringing motion. Go
over the entire arm in this way sew.
eral times.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
The Practice Of KICKING.


Kicking, like charity, should begin
u home. 1t ought to be the duty OF
everybody at home to object, per
sistently and effectively, to the spe-
eific oyercrowded street car, the badly
paved road, the encreaching doorstep.
he neglected yard, the malodorous
cesspool. the irresponsible motor car
and the reckless railroad--especially
Il he have any personal part in the
maintenance of similar abuses If the
tendency Of these evils were rightly
apprehended. If part only of the ef-
tort that is expended, presumably, in
objecting to generalized, foreign and
futile subjects we're bestowed on spe-
cific and tangible details, if we would
iorego the emotional pleasure of the
impersonal muck rake" to assail the
evil at our very feet-especially if
each one Of US were careful to avoid
offense in matters ofithe same kind
our country would surely be a much
lairer one.-The Unpopular Review.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

The art of life is to be kind. to
andeavor to look at everything from
The DQifitf ofI ylew Of the other fellow,
to'be inore eager to give than to re-
ceive. to love ones neighbor, and. to
be the protector Of the weak and help
less, whether they be little children
Dr. the flowers that grow by the way
side.--Sidney Dare
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

A Roumanian scientist claims that
anyone can live to be one hundred
years old, barring accidents, IL he
drinks enough water. He declares he
has discovered that old age is due to
decrease in the amount of water In
the system and that Father Time may
be checkmated by systematic water
drinking during middle age.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

The st. Louis Republic tells us that
most fistic heroes taboo alcohol and
tobacco. Now II they would only cut
out pugilism and go to honest labor
they might amount to something.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

One girl flower seller pays rent
OF $4,000 a year for a place in which
to display and sell her goods. And
yet they say women can't climb tree
or become soldiers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

The department OF agriculture says
that the American sparrow is much
better behaved than its English cous-
In; and this. too. when neutrality's
the word!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

Having heard that going without
food was a sure cure for stomach trou-
bles. a Californian thus afflicted
starved himself to death. The remedy
proved worse than the disease
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

Now II Luther Burbank only could
evolve method of keeping the bitter
taste out OF a winter turnip, thou
sands would be willing to forego the
spineless cactus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13
TONIGHT


Some Show for Your Thin Dime.
Special Feature Tonight
THE BROADWAY STAR co.
Presents
ROSE TAPLEY
in
THE LADY or the LIGHTHOUSE
A three reel vitagraph drama, with an
all star cast. including Lionel Adams.
Chas. Wellesley, Rose Tapley and
others. A guaranteed attraction. We
run these vitagraph features every
Thursday.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS"
An Edison comedy. featuring Arthur
Houseman and William Wadsworth
VAUDEVILLE.
MITCHELL AND MITCHELL
Those Banjo Boys from Harmony
Land. This Is some act Clean and
refined
Fresh air every three minutes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-05-13

Saturday, Hearts of the Jungle" !"
Wild animal drama.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-31

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Der anoere SpinegeI!"
galo nerrietb audi elm 9i6tItinp
mer in Der sSerne, bab man lid oem
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De INNER GROCER lino bcller, nod ne
nige Dtlnlltcn iino Der Sd)Iitten bieli
Dor Dem Shlobportal. IS mar III.
3lpiifen gon5 ounfel gelporoen unb
Die bunoert brennenben 5adeln, Ole
bon Der aufaebotenen 9urfbelpobner.
id)aft gebolten ipuroelL tbatert CUTE
0ienlte. glle iuoren iie oa, Dtdnner
unO sSralien Die Iebtercn bel 10 eirem
anlab 3liriid5ubolten, I1tte iibrigens
elmer aud MIR beriuden ioIlenl Die
Burden ruarcn oIle oa imo DIE Dir
nen, imo ole ainocr lparcn and, alle
oa, ruo Die. Die nidt batten mitIail-
ZEN fonnen, Die tpltben nllf Scm Arm
getragen @er aber gIaubeu iclltc,
oab oa aIles oriirter nno orilber lno
our6einnnoer ecganecn Jet, Der mir
DC qrob irren. Ter imanriite gaIer
peib, mas lid id)idt, 5umal bel ieit.
Iid,en 9InIdiien. 3ie 3ofrItrdger bill.
oeten einen SaIbfreis nm Oas ShIoB-
portal nlf oeiicn erbobter Stilfcu
Der Sruf nit ieincr @enlabliil
itdnb. 0as 0olf idlarte iidJ I'M
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oen 8Inb Dem berrid,GitIidcn
Faore aegeniiber fir Die 3iseuner
lreigelaIien batten. Zen auberiten
Sreis bilbeten 6ann Die Heiter oes
gonoeriums.
sIIs MIN aIes 10 ouiaeiteat nur,
So traten Der alte 7oriridlter, Der
gcrinotar mo SorfihuImeiiter, ais
ole Sonorntioren umo Die Spisen Der
SSSnteligcnb IN Die Wiitte 6es Salb.
fteiies - Die 3igeliner Iieben ab pom
EatOc3p' Rarid, lno Die Idrue1oen
3irilie perihIntniten lm0 ser Oorf.
rid)ter, Elm in Der SiilIe Der @eiun6.
beit itrotenber 9reis, gub an cine
He6e 3ll balten.
sSriBi oeritano fein 8ort BON oefn,
lpaS Der 99ririd)ter iprad, aber iie
rannte lid nibt geniie Ultnoern iiber
ben gluitano ino Die bel aaem go.
tbos bod 10 fIiebenOe llnO 3uiammen.
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cuBern rbetoriihen Gbarafter, iiber
hie einorltdspoue SebGror, nit einem
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rene BarIGmentorier, uuo obne We.
oen fanu aid nidt oie geringite feit.
lite @erauitaItitng Dor ii6 eeben.
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min 8. Gbrman's llnterabtbeilung ar
Yilbert Ipsuue, CStsuer $6); 81.
Sba W. 2pff an 5onnis g.
MeGlnrs. % SUB an Der Siipieitt
bon GDpreb Apenus, IS CUB 0itlif
ppn 9lib!anb 9loenue, (Stsuer 81; 81.
2ha 3eSoreIt an fannie g.
MeGlure. Got 81 in llnternbtbeiiuns
bon u. 6. Bramble's Radlab in Was
oiIonDille, (Steusr SOC; 81.
Die llnipn Snpings g. II. z. 60,
5ruites an 2lbsle q. 8ifbopric, Sbeil
BON Sots rs unD rs in Goie Sia lin,
isrubtbeiluna an 8ee6ppob 9lDsnue.
(Steuer $3.50; $6500.
6. 5. MunB an Wiibelmina Bred
meper, 9ot 81 in llnterdbtbeiluns ~"
BON Sotleu Bari, (Steusr $1.5W; 81.
8. q. Sones, 5ruftse an 9. q.
Sinlon, Elm ungstbeiltss Sntsreiie in
50 BEL $50 Sub an beg Weitieite bon
Sbio @penue, ferner, 20 bel 100 Sub
an Der Siiieiie Der 9ine Strabe,
(Steuer $1); $1,000.
Marp 9. gertlep an @nnd M.
9ahman, 40 bsi $50 SUB an Der Dit
Isite BON Nafbinston abenue in ma
biionuiIle, 81.
Die y. u. peters RsoItp 60. an
Qllibo N. 9boman, Got Z in Dinton
!Seigbts llnierobtbeiluns. an Der Gde
'bsr 5anb unb Gbeeprob apenus,
Sieuer $3.50; 81.
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@ruuOeiseutbums 6pputbefen.
Ntueinaetraatr.


Sarrp Oldham an Bomb Sill 9
! u, 60, $500.
Diliam 9isTon an ROrtbpsIisrr
3. II. g. Co., $2700.
9(lbsrt Coos an giidolos GaIs
$1,000.
Charles Z. g. Gsnn,l an BIZ
Weftern German gan,, $4,000.
SbirIeD q. Sarpuot an 9arbsn .
II. 6. 60, $500.
2fbnm 70. ROberts an Glenn .. u
IS. o., $3.50.
Sdllie 6. Gains an Wliami 5omnt
Iibip v. IL. 9. g.. $4,000.
gbparb y. Quinn an eagle =. II
&. ", $4,000.
SoispbinsD. admpaaus auGoIerair
.. II. g. Co., $1,000.
5drrp Sennenbaum on Sertbc
Waper, $1,000.
glaisuc. 10. Qubu an Cottage 3
II. 6. 60, $2750.
ReIlie 80. gi9Dls on bo., $2250.
glnna ginber Sreipes an Retp.ppr
y. II. &. U. Co., $3.50.
Sbomus Tinneu an Ginblap 6. II
9. so. go. 2, $500.
gbdrIss 6. MalIsrs en- 6annis g.
WtGlurs, $500.
gliIhelmina 8rodmeber an Wlilfori
q. II. 6. 60, $275o.
30. an 8. Z. Ulunb, $11S3.50.
aatbrnn Senusean an Central
Sdoings .. II. z. Co., $4750.
gbua R. Saplpr an 9eiips 3. II. g
Co., $500.
William 8. Meb.rs an SarrD Did.
man II. Gnb.. $1,000.
gllibo W. 9boman ar gorrpuil,
3. Ii. g. 60, $2750.
Getilgte Sppptbtien.
eIlon g. Satinsb on Robatps Ger.
man 3. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Mm. 3. Chambers an GOutbsru
Sbip 8. Ii. 7. Co., $500.
Sobn asmms an Sprins Sarber
g. Ii. 3. Co., $1,000.
gbas. +. q. i5enuel an Wsiiern
German gont, $4,000.
SaLi. g. gaine an Wliomi 1opn'
fbip .. II. g. Co., $400.
genjdmin q. Gbambers an Wliami
5opnTbip 9. Ii. 9. Co., $3.50.
Uiatiie Q. 9Iasi.r OIL bo., $1750.
6cparb 5. Grpp an DO. $1,000.
Warn Ypuuaer on Sai g.. II. 9.
Co., $4,000.
Clara U. Stamms an golsrain 3.
II. 9. Co., $2500.
aouis ROiD.tamp an Dm. Rope.
lamp, $4,000.
Clarence 20. aubn an Guburbun
Real Gitote Co., $3.50.
SpIepbine Stsinborn on Court
SouIe Carvings gant, $1,000.
grtbur Ban 2eunen an Central g.
8. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
gfrtbur gan 2euneu on g. ..
Cooper, $22o0.
g. :. Mnns on R. 3. GairIsp.
$1,000.
gDilidm 8. ggdr6mau on 2aura 3.
5ounlerb, S400.
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WiliOn price an qrtbur 8. YDrns
Cots RO. 322, 1928, 324 unD 325 ir
Der gee6tpoOb llnteabtbeiIuns, 81.
alan Siuart Sarinsb an 2eonart
Seller, "a bei 81 SUB on Der RorO.
isite Der Sapton StraBe. SO aub Ofi,
lib Der Coleman Strabs, Csteu.,
$3.50; 81.
gbmunb 2ut5p, per eberiff ar
Sobn 5. 9aifsr, so BEL 17S Sub ar
Der Weitieit. bon 9raie gpenue in
SatIep. (Stsusr 81; 5000.
SObn 5. Safer an Gomunb autbu
QuitscIaim an baiisIbegiaentbum, 81.
William Silt on Catherine Git
20 bel 60 SUB an Der siibieit. Der
Charlotte Strabs, (Steuer 5oe); 81.
Die Wert RsaItp 60. on Sarrs 9.
pent., 80 bel 1852 Jub on Der
Rorbfeite Don Self 2tpenue, $50 Iub
ipeftlid BON gpportb apsnue, (Gteuer
So; 81.
amp Sing on Sarrp s.nnen5aum,
I25 BEL S5 SUB an Der Rorbieii. Der
Barr Strnbs, spiiden Qinn unb Gut.
ter Strabe, (Stsusr $2); 81.
Sarrb 5aDor II. anb. an 9lbom SO.
Roberts. 25 Bel 125 sgub an Der Oiis
ieite Der Wortb Strabe, (Sieuer SD;
$40.
6. 9. geaDs, per Sberiff an gbs
parb ). Wpers, 25 Bel 85.44 9fub on
eer Oitieite Der Guv Strabe, $50.
gbpuro ). glDers an Ninnie
aaubt, 25 BEL s5.44 Gub an Der Ofs
iette Der Sup Strabs, (sieu.r 500;
81.
Die GpIerain 9. II. g. 60. on Geo.
aampbaus. Cots 2S9, 290 unb 291
in Sofspb u. Samss' unterdbtbeilun3
in Gairmpuut, (Steu.r $3); $1,000.
Qaura Sd. Wpiearper an arant
Serier, Cots q unb 81 in Sunfbine
lInterubtbeiIuna an Gurlep Rpab,
(Steuer 500; 81.
Zulu 8. g9bitn.p an Wdrb ".
YOut6er. gieentbum befannt uls
10. 1900 unb 1902 @sii Strabe,
(Stsuer 81; 81.
Bernard 5. Ropefump an Willidm
RpDetamp. 65 bel 300 SUB an Der
Sitieits BON gOIerain alpsnue, (Stsusr
$1.50); ST.
u. 8. 9rnmble an Morp g. Bert
lep. 30 Bel $50 Sub ar Der Sitieite
ppn Woibin9ton 9(psnue in MabiTpns
bile, (Steu.r SOC; 81.
3apisr 9. 9rsrelius on Suidn
Narfb, $50 BEL 300 5uB an Der Sib'
ieite Der Sapenant Strabe, (Stsuer
81. .50); ST.
Wlinnie 2dubt an 9bomns sfinnea.
25 bsi 100 SUB an Der Weitieits BON
ct. @rsaorp glDsnus auf Wt. 4bams,
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
Grtbur g. Ban 2ennen an aatbrpn
SsHussan, SbeiI DON 2Dt Gin Gsniu'