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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
BRAZIL'S FIRST
 TROOPS TO FRONT

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 9.-Brazilian naval aviatOrs, who will form the first Brazilian contribution to the fighting forces of the allies, have departed for England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
STOP COAL FOR FLEET.
(Ry Associa ted Press. )

Ymuiden, Holland, Jan. 9.-Ger' man has put the Ymuiden steam 1lsn' ing fleet on the black list. All sup plies of coal for the fleet are pro- hibited by the German.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
BRIGANDS IN TURKEY.
(By AssOcia ted Press.l

Geneva, Jan. 9.-A Constantinople report says that within the Ottoman
 empire there are rowing bands of
 brigands, estimated to number 3O0.. 900. They are mostly armed desert. CTS from the army, and are bent on pillage. They even venture near towns, and somtimes attack regular troops in order to get arms and food.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10

A dispatch from Rio Janeiro early in December said that on invitation from the British government, 12 Brazilian aviators would soon leave for Europe to complete their course of instruction in England.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
(Continued on page three.)

Seamstresses employed in the United States naval clothing factory at Charleston, s. C.. are paid SPAS for eight hours work, with time and a half for overtime
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
The Weatner
'~*A.t*.H*.s.*..s..**.

|lowadd Thursday. cloudy, fol tion. % oy rain or snow in west DOT. A' friday rain or snow and colder
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10

Continued on page six.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-10
Hospital Shin Sunk.

tha me torpedoed vessel probably was ,1e un British steamship Rewa. 7,3OS tons ehoss eho ana 456 feet long. The Bristol
 tama.l ",iiel IS an arm of the Atlantic ex- CSnulhg into the southwestern part of son.. va. Britain between Wales and the '0u'hwestern countries of England.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
Wool suits Sizes from ? years up

This is without doubt one of the most attractive and comprehensive displays of clothing for the little fel- lows that anyone could wish to gaze upon. It is display that embraces all the smart new and attractive mod els, mixtures, blue serges and all the manly patterns. And, too, the display permits you to exercise the widest freedom as to the amount you wish to spend. The price ranges
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
$6.95, $7.95, $8.95 and up S695, S7.5O and UT
Hats for the tols
 $l and up

There is one thing certain and that is that you can't think of a hat style, but that you will find it here just as you pictured it. New arriyI als show a splendid assort-| ment of velvets, plush vel lours and serges. ,
 Juvenile Seetiorl
 Main Floos|
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
$l.OO, SIPS and $l.5O|
Little fellows oyercoats
 and reefers
Sizes 11a years up

A display that meets every taste both as to model, weight and fabric. Solid colors and mixtures, serges, cheviotsy Scotch mixtures. Many of these mods els are finished with seal collars and cuffs, others with the muskrat and plush collars.
 Altogether it is display of little boys' coats that will fascinate the mothers Prices range from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
Juvenile sweaters Sizes 2 to 8 years
 $2.95 and up

Every little lad should have a sweater-it protects him against the sudden atmos- pheric changes.
 Our display takes care of every desire; it embraces all the wanted colors and models.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
owels and bed linens

The housewife who wishes truest sort III the selection of household linen towelnp will come direct to this splenddy stocked department and Tn the remarkable values that constantly being placed on sale from day to day.
 For todays shopping call particular attention to these four tems and permit you that are simply o1ered as an index to the other really exceptional values that await you BATH HTOWELS-Hemmed and bleached bath towels, of medium size especially adapted for family use. They of excellent quality and Per Per dosen saSse'Sn 'A'''@'o0n' l.69 UTICA SHEETS-Full 81x90 genuine Utica sheets. These are of the finest cotton fabric and are conceded to be exceptional in every sense of spec special, si,e each rf'ssa 1.85 TABLE NAPKINS-Fu 20-inch pure linen table napkins in good selection of designs of extra quality weave. We will not tell you the real value of this offering. On the contrary we will ask you to take one look and judge 0 nY~ for yourself. Priced per dozen O.JC BARBER TOWELS-Ths morning we place on sale just 100 dozen barber towels medium size eiHss per dozen s"'s' extra '@'us 85c
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
NuIi6 Corset dnd body braces $2.5O to $2O

Our Corset Department the second floor only we'll pre- pared to take of your every need in this corset and body bace but also well equipped fit you scientifically We have retained the services of expert who knows exactly how to fit you in Nulife corsets
 Many of who attended of lectures Nue of their extreme health qualitesyou know because have had explained you by Prof Muner that they scientifically built that you to carry yourself correctly to breathe deeply and weo breathe yourself back to health.
 We are the exclusive distributors Birmingham for Nulfe colse and body braces -cor.stse Sections. 2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
New Paul Jones' middy
 suits $3.45 and up

These dandy little suits are made of a heavy quality ga l a t e a and drill. They are just the thing for kindergarten wear. All sizes from years up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24
M The WUenile Section

We earnestly that the fellows clothes the entire other Birmingham variety or Tn dependable styles and vuess true whether play clothes dress clothes the little tot dergarten.
 Here will find the little fellows every taken the mo approved fashion
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

Little fellows night
 shirts and pajjamas Sizes from 8 to IA years
 Night shirts and pal jamas, made of fine out ing, in both light and! heavy weight materialsj Garments that insureI warmth and comfort.1 Prices
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

Underwear for the little
 tots
 Sizes ? to 10 years 75c, $l and SIPS A display of wool and cotton undergarments for the little fellows in both light and heavy weight materials, some show the combination waist band effects, in fact every wanted style is included in this display.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-24

Wash suits for little
 tots
 Sizes 2 to 8 years $l.45, $l.95 & SPAS In these price ranges you may depend upon finding here a most complete show ing of wash suits. A display that permits choice of all the wanted colors in the heavy weight materials, in a full assortment of attractive pat terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
After a
Hard DAVIS Work

rub the tired muscles with few drops
OF the soothing. refreshing. antiseptic
Imminent. Absorbine. Jr. You Will find
it pleasant and convenient to use and
remarkably cfiicacious This IMMINENT
inviSorates jaded muscles. limbers tho
joints and prevents second day sore
ness and lameness after a strenuous.
tiresome day Of sport or work.
Americas best athletes and trainers
use Absorbine, Jr., to relieve struins
and wrenches and also as rub down
before vigorous exercise to prevent
such conditions.
Absorbine. Jr. Is concentrated and
therefore economical-only n few drops
are required at an application. One
ounce Absorbine, Jr., to IA quart Of
water or witch hazel makes an invIg-
Grating rundown and general purpose
liniment.
Sl.25 bottle at druggists or post
paid. Send l0c for liberal trial bottls
or procure regular size from your
druggist to. day.
w. L. YOUNG. p. ID. f.,
I'D Temple St. Springfield. Mass
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
NEW WILLARD GUESTS
HURRIED FROM THEIR BEDS
Early Morning Fire DnnnEcs Well
known Warrington
Ilostelry.

Nv Associatcd PIcss
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Pn-
lie" and fire officials today were inves-
tiGating the origin OF ii fire early this
morning in the New Willard Hotel
which caused damaged estimated at
100000 and sent hundreds of guests,
many OF them OF national prominence.
scurrying through the smoke flled cor
ridor3 TO the lobbics and safety
In the first excitement OF hurryinG
boil boys. JangliuE telephones and the
clamor Of arriving fire apparatus, some
of tho women guests became hysterical
Several tainted and one attempted to
jump from Il thirtd-Story window. but
was prevented by a hotel attendant
Vice President Marshall. Senator'S.
Representatives and diplomats with
their families were among the scantily
clad guests who quickly reached the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
HOLD ELABORATE FUNERAL
FOR CARDINAL J. M. FARLEY
Venerable Churchman'S Remains Hest
Under Altar OF 81. Particles
Cathedral.
| BY Associated press !

: 49,. 7 Nv NSsOCIntCU F'rHSS
NEW YORK. September 2i.-lIis
memory houorcd by the presence OF the
three survivinS North American car
hinals. the Pon4's representative in the
United States Catholic dign.taries from
all sections OF the country. officials OF
'he state and city of New York and OF
the American military and naval forces.
Cardinal John NJ. Farley. archbishop or
New York. was buried to-day beneath
the altar of St. patrick's Cathedral.
Al Il Dontihcal requiem mass cello
brated by the Most Rev. John Bcnzano.
apostolic delegate 10 the United States.
anal tribute WAS paid TO the veler-
able and beloved head Of the New York
archdiocese in sermon by Bishop
Thomas j. Hickey. of Rochester.
Among those present were Cardinals
Gibbons. Of Baltimore: O'Conneil. Of
BOSTON and Begin. Of Quebec. together
with forty archbishops and bishops and
hundreds of priests. The great ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

thcdral was crowded to the doors and
thousands OF persons thronsed the
streets in the vicinity.
President Wilson sent n message eS-
pressing "the nations loss" while Sec
retarics Baker and Daniels were rep
resented. Governor Whitman and his
STAFF and Mayor Iiyian and large
group Of city officials were present.
Members OF tho allied commissions in
this country also were in attendance.
In a procession cscortinE the visiting
clergy from the cathedral college TO the
cathedral. preceding tho funeral. "a de-
taShmcnt OF United States marines
served as escort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
70 curtniI bicycle Manufacturing.

WASHINGTON. September 24.-Cur-
tailment of the manufacture of bicycles
by the War industries Board Mems
bicycles are to be made hereafter only
in 20 and 22-inch frames and women's
models in 20-inch frames, and the man
ufacture OF racing and juvenile models.
steel guards. tool boxes. metal stands
and metal tanks is dicoutinued entirely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH O.

SAVANNAH. GA. September et-Turpen-
iine' nothing doing. oSts: last sales Septem-
casks: stock, -c.5i3 casks. =
shipninni f'i SSaes 81. earTcis receipts. ss'
Quote: u. 1880; u r, 1870; +. 400: q. II. /.
W ", 1900.
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BOND LIST

American Writing Paper ss..-...... u. ~.
.Nns.o FRENCH D. .......-..--..........A. ~ ~.
a. g. l. LIST -
T. - j. l.. ana -. col. is-..-..-. .......... =
= hes ana oh!o ,UnY. i.s......... -..+.... ~
ties an1 ohio Ccuv. i-.....,.......-... az.
iiri:cit ana Myers Tob. S'.......-...-..... -
I.UrIllsTu Tobacco - tb!ip .-...-....-..-... :.
; aboard Air Line adJ. es..........,....... 90
Halfway ~ Observation-Disclosures. -
-ouIn,-u Railway Observation-Disclosures. -.
h., : Registered - is2J tDidI 49,
H. : Registered - 1895 (bIdJ ............ lps'.
= I..L,rty loan .r......................Ij' !.
= Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. .,JJ
; Liberty loan ~ Instantaneous. =, )
= steel =. T. - ..
tsrovu Bros Ctf-. wv Va p.......... -
ar. Chemical 20. ist - tbIdJ ~
?. CheInics,t Co cVHN. - tE.tj.... go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
University Of Virginia
Students Army Training Corps.
Naval Section.
Admission.

Admission.
Tho Students Army Corps and tho Naval
section are omen to men between the ages
OF IS and - not physically disqualified FOR
military service who have complelcd n good
hiSh school education and present q proper
certificate of same. Tho medical cxamina-
ton Will be given at the University.
Terms.
Members Of the g. A. II. c. and Of tho
Naval Section will be housed. fed uni
formed and taught at the expense OF tho
government: each member will receive $40
a month.
Instruction.
S. A. r. c. Naval Section.
nc military IN The naval section
given by army or will be in charge OF
,icers; Each mem; naval officer dc
"s S%sfs in T ha s' TIE taGrss o;
ses, In oEer provsd SY the ysSy
studies from, \ wide pepartmen, 4 DE-
s% assss e SaP1J
h dHD9 for SrT i"I hs nu GGr GeF
thcr instruction in Naval Section in linn
technical subjects. tied 10 SO.
Registration.
Registration at the University begins on
September -. Official induction into tho
$. a 7. c. or tho Naval Section begins on
or about October ]. 1t is desirable to be
here ws near October l possible. For
'""sc ocStFihE tHein tue university VIII. IN
SO FAR as possible. supply sleeping accom-
modations and meals at low cost between
September "a and date Of induction.
Implication for Admission.
Application for admission to either 'he
S. a. 7. c. OF the Naval Section should be
made AT once. and a high school certificate
submitted with the application. Address
President Edwin A. Alderman. University
Va.
Regular academic instruction somewhat
modified will be available for those under
eighteen or not entering S. y. T. G. or
Naval Section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25


ST. PAUL, MINI. September ct
The condition of Archbishop John Ire :
land was unchanged at s o'clock this
morning. his secretary announced. He
Is still unconscious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

The fire originated in a pantry off
the palm room, but was checked before
it had spread far. Most Of the dam
age was TO furniture and drapcry
by smoke and waiter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY Gn.,I,s

NEW YORK. September W-Cot,on goods
ana ya.rS. today we're auia,. awaiting gov
eminent action on priCc-ii liking. SILKS
Ia moderate demand. Bur!aps were quiet
ard wool goods firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
CnrrO\ MARKETS

NEW YORK, September .irhcrc was
free selling of cotton to-day ana after ti:c
market had been nrn In The forenoon /; de-
Nclupcd weakness and closed materially.
lower.
Liquidation OF October contracts. ia aniici-
patioH Of frat notice day Tomorrow. gave
1, weak tone, to the entire Lst iu tho last
hour. and all positions broke sharply below
tho previous days close.
lh,re wer: u" exports for tho day
ruiidiing - points lower at 3@.Jlc. The sales
were .s, bales. spot here quiet 1T a
decline OF % points at 80 The sales were
80 bales.
KEW YORK. scp,cmhrr q Middling. go
bales. stock. SSH bales. Minor ports Stock,
ii ItG bales.
Totai today at All .ports--Kcccipts. a..lot
bales; exports. 9.i$j bales: STOCK, s,9slii7
rut.i for week at all Receipts. Si.5I5
.les: exports. 1855 la les.
Total for season Receipts. S3iGIS bales,
uorla. 55i,6i3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. September "a stiff
advance occurred III cotton in the early
trading to-day, prices rising 81 bale in
short time on the favorable construct ION
,,i,tced THO overnight dis patches from
Washington regarding tho price fixing situa-
th- purchasing committcc appointed by the
War Industries Board would solve tile
problem uf the ovcrsupp!y Of low grades.
and that the iuNcst lga ton committee would
reveal the fact that >prcc- liking UNI
necessary.
-; 10 - POINTS under the final quotations OF
Yesterday and the close At the ottoIn
Spot cotton' quiet. - points of. Sales on
the spot, ~ bales: TO arrive 30 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
NEW YORK LIVE ,rocK MARIE

NEW YORK. September n Reeves steady
no trading. Calves firm: common to primo
veais. l;09I2i.0o: cuils. lLGoa 400; West
sheep and lambs steady: sheep. SooWIc;0:
cnlls. s.1u1O9: lambs. l5.ooH l9.62i2: cuis.
l..r0fiilU
Hogs steady: medium to heavy hogs. ao5o
q - rouEhs. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on f.AchanEe.
rHICAGo GRaIN MARKEr

tIIIEAEO, September 2i.-Tcmporary stop
page OF the Issuance OF permits Tor shipment
o. bTaih from country points had builIsh
Elect i"-day on corn. Closing prices were
+" ~ and November l.45 TO l.tSI.. osts
finished unchanged to Ease lower The
outcome in provisions varied from &C de-
cline to sc advance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
{L|EvE PEACE MEANS
HIGHER PRICE RANCE
ocks Show Strength for General
Reason That Allied Victories
Bring Wars End Nearer.
vEEL DOMINATES THE MARKET
"'"nce or 81 Il Ton in Basic Pig
IRON and 20 Cents In Iron Orc
Proved Stimulating to These Sc
curitics.
ny unoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. September oi.-S,ocks
were strong MIST Of to-day for The gem
Graz reason that allied victories are
DilhEinH peace nearer. While a few
Ky 'SiUrS arc quietly l!duida;lng under
ne impression that peace means a
over stock market the great body OF
nv "torS believes that peace VIII mean
",'sner RANCE of prices. Therefore
'h''' ~ buNihE on balance. With 1.-The
.i"he; markct under rigid control,
mere ~ Iittlc possibility OF !. buoyant
,nharket unless brokers get more OF
'hclr money from western cities
steel dominated to-day's market. the
mole list heing strong or rcartionary
- Stee! happened 10 be. The advance
~ =. ton in basic pig iron and OF
." cents IN IRON ore does not account
iof ali Of this. Iron men Insisted to-
Wy lhit' some special forms OF man
ul"c,nrcu products would receive adj
Noh"cS. Ihls Was the talk in conncc-
Lion with American steel ioundries.
iuc stock of that company WAS UP
IL points az ono time. thus establish
ing II on a ucw high record price. II
heid most Of the advance. other steel
mcHts.
American Car and Foundry Railway
steel Springs. American Locomotive
and Baldwin we're all higher, and thu ir
advance might be explained on the
peace theory. The whole world is
snort or peace WARES manufactured by
these companies.
INVESTING piHI.IC REALIZES
SECURITIES IMPROVE DAILY
IL cannot be impressed too strongly
pa the Investing public that every day
improves the value Of securities. and
thhi. therefore. there Is no reason FOR
selling them bccaus.: peace Is In sight
." or because The Liberty, loan is 20 be
foated Decision at Washington. to
omit any prohibition regarding the
sale Of Liberty bonds VIII help the
floating of those bonds. Experience
proves that the security in which there
Is the widest and most completely free
market IL the one mat stands best
through every crisis.
Mexican Petroleum made another
h.gh record for the year, ana Was fol-
lowed by Texas and Royal Dutch.
Automobile stocks are attracting
following OF enthusiasts. Possibilities
OF The automobile Industry for the pc
nod immediately following the war are
even more aliuring. II possible, than
prospects OF the petroleum companies.
three points on yarn 10 the effect
THAT internal revenue charges would
take away much OF its proits. Dther
tobacco stocks wer" firm but quiet
Adoption uJ aIi eight hour day hy
he United States Steel CORPORATION -
Iuiya!.ut 10 another wage increase OF
rom IL TO - per cent. II heads OF
N. company 1t is therefore, IN ii
road Way, Dullish on The stock Of the
.urnpan-
NEW york. September Mercantile
paper. :onr months. .: 81 rn"nth-; y. -t"eiins
elsty-d4. bills. fLi5. cvinnc:~-i -ist. day
100. go uaus- s,.=- rgriut"r "a -irty day
Nlis. si'-i.: Hrmn"d, SO. 10: raoioS Si,''f,:
~. rim" loans Str"ug; siNt: Gays. ninety
Sex lad s!A Iuuntns. = Old 81! nIVnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
CHARLES LINCOLN SMITH.
ItcfrucftOnist.
S02 East Grace Street. Richmond, Srn

Whose skill. Method and Prescription
Classes have been boon to thousands
OF EirGinians during the pa st 10 years
II you have blurring, dizziness. neu-
ra!Sia. headache, spots before the eyes.
winkinS. trembling spells. cataract,
burning and smarting or the eyes, vari-
GUS nervous and brain affections, en-
failing not only positive injury 10 the
sight. but untold misery. call immed.
lately
and +. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

strong; Others and butcher cattle opening
s!o~ abont STEADY; calves steady
SEeep: tcce!pts. ECO head: fat Glasses
i"cn'hs: breeding sheep steady. feeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

The emcient stenoErnpher Is n con
stunt reader OF Times-Dispatch Help
Wanted Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

CHICAGO. September "4.--IIogs: Receipts
1890 head: market mostly 20 CENTS lower
than ycsterday,s average. Butchers. 1900,
1890: light 1880 G, 600: packing, 1896 u 10 Is
rough. !77'n 1875: pigs. good 10 choice. 1900
a 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
SEW YORK rROnuCL MAHkEr

NEW YORK. September 2i-liaw sugar
du!ct: centrifugal: no transactions report ed !:
retired unchanged: fine sranulatci 800.
Spot coffee quiet: Rio Is. 9;s Santos A.
ISL I;uttcr and cheese strong
Cotton seed oil; no quotations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
RICnMoND rEoDucr: MAnKEr.
lAla1lnA.il.. l..li La.

Market Quotations From Ac,dnI Sales
l4y Woudsoa- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond Va
IT, S. Food administration License No q 02743
Richmond. Va. September - 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

NEW YORK, September 2i-Morcan,il"
paper. :onT months. =: 81 months; .. rt"fi"s
,lkty-d4. b!lts. tisJ. Cvintic:~~-t -iSts day
isi- - DauI,.. $500; r9mm"r a. -irtE day
tli4 81 49,. uriUnnu SO. 10. r.ipicS, 3i5'il5:
,.cr.ucnt bombs irregular, railroad 'tonds
~. IiUl. loans str"ug; siNt: Gays. ninety
ys lad s!A !uuntHs. y pid. -! nIvnr!
UNI. Iultns rate, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25

Members Of the g. A. II. C. and Of tho
Naval Section will be housed. fed uni
FORMED and taught at the expense OF tho
government: each member will receive $40
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-25
lohhy boz means OF elevalors ana Stair

Total 252.UOO shaIes:
Gil GIL $4,000 shares
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-10-15

plaintiff having been awarded the
sum OF S234.S0 in the original pro
ceedings held before j. w. Everhart
justice of the peace.
=. w. Nelson, files his attachmen,
suit against Lemonies P. Dawson
claiming damages Of s603. 30, for fail.
ure to deliver certain grain.
J. Curtiss, by Scofield. Hartzeu &.
Califf, files it's suit against George
VOL brink, ct all. claiming damages
List Of grand jurors chosen for the
october term OF the circuit court OF
Hancock county: Geo. H. Singer
land, Augusta; Charles Hudregton
St Marys; Morris White. Hancock
L. f. George, F't. Green, Kent Camp
nell' La4arpe; ]. c. Harron, Chilli :
70. c. Slusher, Harmony; Arthur
Thompson, Carthage; b. B. Rrav pilot
Grove; Roy Byler, Durham: Glen
Steiner. st. Adams: C. L. stefTev
Prairie; ]. NJ. Thornber, Rock Creek Z.
A. P Layton. Dallas City. William,
Limkemann. Walker; Weelev AItb,
eide, Wythe; Grant Kellogg Monte
bello; Lee Johnston, Sonora. 7
kimball. Appanoose: G.. l.. Wbitney
: Rocky Run; Edward Kirchner W.,
COX; George Kenny. Nauyoo.