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heroes who were referred TO during the
speech making.
Probably only few committeeman
knew be was in the hotel and they did
not invite him tn make speech. What
would have happened if such an invita-
tion had been proposed is problenatic,
because the great majority Of the commit
teemen were in full accord with the pro-
gram of National Chairman Cummings,
" h ch called for strict attention To business
without verbal firework
The National Chairtnan's report of
the condition of the party organization
was most satisfactory. II showed the
most perfect machine for tho conduct
OF a Democratic campaign would be at
hand when the real fighting begins. Under
the new system of raising campaign
contributions through direct limited sourc-
o.. the party Is we'll equipped In take care
Of ordinary material needs
The feature of the report dealing with
the active participation Of women IN the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
VECLECTINC THAT
COLD OR COUGH?
My, When DR.. Kings New
Discovery So Promptly
Checks it.

II aauIra YOU don't want u be
.arc,c-s and let that Old cold Or cough
irag On Or that new attack develop
scriousy. Not when you can get such
proved successful remedy a. Dr King
New Discover
Cold, cough. grippe Group does not
resist this standard reliever very long
Its quality Is a. high today = i always
has been and it, been growing steadily
u popularity FOR more than fifty years.
BE and S120 . bottle at AL druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Tady Bowels, Inert Liver

They ,ust non'' lei >ou put pep
.nto your work or PLAY Sick headache
comes from retaining waste matter Ind
impurities II the bod
Foe right for anything make the liver
lvcl, he bouels function regularly. with
d. Kings New Lie Pills Smoothly
vet positively they produce results that
..leanse the system and make the liver and
bowels respond t. the demands 81 strong
lealthv body. Still 25o & all drug
asts Try tlcIa onight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

party counscls was shown 10 have been
fully developed under the direction Of
Mrs. George Bass Of Illinois, the chairman
Of the women associate members Of tho
committee. The status Of the women
members has yet To be fixed permanently
bv the National Committee, but in the
mean time they were accorded the full
est measure Of privileges except vote
on the selection of date and place for
the nominating convention.
This prerogative was withheld from
them on the ground that their participa-
ton might result in complications arising
From questions as 70 the lcgalty of the
eclecfinn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09

the tendency WIS 70 regard il rs morr
interesting than important.
Mr.. Bryan arrived from Florida early
this morning and established himself
in the Lafayette Hotel, two blocks from
the Shoreham. While the committee was
in session he came to the lobby of the
Shoreham, spent ten minutes shaking
hands with some Of his old friends and
IN being snapped by movie men, who
described him as "a little fatter than
usual, but just as ready to pose MS when
he was running for President The first,
second and third times.
DIDN'T Ask BRYAN FOR SPEECH.
The endemic Nebraskan appeared in
great good humor and to en- Joy with boy
lsh enthusiasm the attention paid to
him. He was most amiable TO some of
his old antagonists. He did not figure in
the deliberations of the committee nor
did any Of his adherents mention bis
name in connection with other party
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around by tho nose er coaned with prom
iscs as easily as the men"
GUESSING ABOUT wIIsoN.
The main interest so far as individuals
were concerned centred about the pros
pective plans of President Wilson. No
Committeeman or important leader be-
lieved MIR. Wilson would be candidate
TO succeed himself, although some of
them declared themselves in favor of
disregarding the third-term declarations
of the party on the ground that no other
man is as well qualified as the Pres
dent TO successfully write the final chap
ttrs of the history of American in the
war and to carry out its reconstruction
policies.
The plans of William Jennings Bryan
did not occasion one half the interest
his adherents desired. AS far as sany
ambition he may entertain regarding
his Presidential nomination is concerned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-09
Piles Cured in 6 30 IA Davs.

Druggists refund money if Pazo Oint-
ment fails 70 cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding
or Protrudinr Piles Stops Irritation;
Soothes and Heals. You can get rcstfui
sleep after the FIRST application Price 60c
ADV.
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rived early Yesterday morning. George
Phillips 10 tho manager Of tho Fort
! Henry club
Harry b. Hanley. Of Cameron, Is spend
ing few days hero the guest OF friends
and relatives.
Walter II. Burt. Of East McColloch
street, l,Nt last evening for cav YORK
city. where no will spend n few days
looking after business matters.
Cscu Rurt. Of the Niles Hardwar" Co.
"a spending few days in tho city tho
xuoxt of relatives and friends.
Miss Virginia Grosscurlh IS Ill at her
! luI,r" on IA" Island.
Officer Albert Custer returned 10 hi'
! position ON the police fore" Yesterday
after All absence OF several days du"
TO Il slight attack OF pneumonia
W.E. BEEN. Of tho manual training
department OF Wheeling High school. 10
| confined 70 his room with slight Ill
ness.
Mir. and Mrs. Albert Kraus OF the
, Island. are both confined 10 their hom"
! with light cases Of flu.
Miss Elizabeth stevenson spent yes
! tcrday In Pittsburgh shopping.
Walter DuuninS. local manager or tho
=. X =. Telephone company. has re-
covered from the flu.
Miss Ruth Healey. Of Fourteenth
street. is spending tho Weekend n
Pittsburgh
IT, t.. Bills. commercial agent of th"
c. & T.. Telephone company. IS spend
Ing a few days at Woodsticld. ONO. on
! business.
Jack J. Martin. OF Charleston. is a
business visitor her" this week.
j. {. McBanc. Of South Penn stree.
! is recovering from n fail on the ice.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles close. "e Elm
Grove. ARC tho happy parents OF II baby
daughter.
". h. Mansfield. manager q: the
plank department Of tho {. & /. Tel =
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County and Railway
Officials to Inspect
Road at Germantown

Tho county commissioners. Prose
cutting Attorney d. 4. Mckee. County
Road Engineer w. O. McCluskcy Ir.. and
Two representatives form the office Of
II. II. Marsh. division engineer If the
II. & O.. railroad. Will take trip I"
Germantown today To Investigate Il.
Il O.. culvert which is pouring water
on the roadway. The "ulv"rt which
- located near GCrmant0wu just beyond
TriadclHhia has hccn troubling TN"
county road officials for SOME time by
pouring water down on the road and
greatly damaging II. An attempt Will
ho made To reach q plan whereby III"
nuisance VIII hc removed without i'll
cnnNenlCnCc IL either PARTY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
COUNTY TO OUTFIT
BIG REPAIR SHOP

The county to-day will buy a large
amount Of material and tools for the
uso of the county repair shop TO be
located at Battle Run. A contract with
the West Virginia Traction and Elec'
ire Company has already been signed.
aud a large motor has been secured.
ginccr and county commissioners are
carried out the repair plant will be in
fun operation by the first OF next
month. thoroughly equipped to repair
all of tho trucks and tools owned ny
the county. 1t IS regarded as great
money saving factor in the county road
nnn "a ions.
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About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

NcLurs-John Phillips. Porter Falls.
r L. Fletcher. Cameron. j l.. IhNmp-
son, Sistersyille: l.. f.. LutE, Jackson
burg: ]. X. Kuupp. Iark"rShurg.
wiudsor-IL A. Carpenter. s.. Marys;
G. E FrAnkb"rGcr. charleston.
stamm-Hcnry Mcliusre. New Mar
tlnsyille.
xorsrs-Charlc. L. Smith. Grafton;
]. 5. Jones, Weston.
W. F. Bayha IS seriously III at his
home.
w. o. McCluskey. Jr.. leaves for Louis
yille for a lengthy stay today.
James Stewart. sporting editor OF tho
Telegraph. is confined to- his home with
Mr. and Mrs. w. o. McCmsk"y have
returned TO the city after a few days
visit with friends In Parkersburg.
Mrs Chas. Jackson. or the Howard
Apartments, has been confined to h":
homo with Illness.
Miss Anna Harrison. OF Eoff street.
has been conflned~to her home tho pas;
week with a slight attack OF tho grip.
w. c. Marsh. Of the Island with hi'
daughter, Miss Jessie Marsh. left this
week FOR Atlantic cry. wher" they will
sepnd tho remainder Of the winter.
Mrs Leo Wolfe expects to leave Mon
day for a visit with friends IN cincIu.
natl.
Miss Lillian wurt bachcr IS convalcsC-
ing at her home at Glcnw"od. after a
serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips at" the
proud parents OF a baby girl who AZ
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Juvenile Party,

The sixth birthday anniversary Of
little Mss JUlr Marshall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. X. Il. Marshall. of Wood
lawn, will lee the occasion for a merry
gathering of Juveniles this afternoon
at tho Fort Henry club. Informal
games will MI the hours with pleasure
for the littl" ones and at four o'CloCr
dainty refreshments will hc served with
attriCtiv" appointments carried ont in
rcd and white.
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Children's Dancing Party.

MISS i.YdIa Good and Miss Eleanor
Clarke will II" hostCsscs ut a merry
Juvenile party 10 hr given this after
noon in the MaCadCmy club rooms in
the Board Of Trad" building honurinE
ia" members Of their danCiuE classes.
From Nv" until four o'clock merry
games will h" INDUCED i'll and III" par
entS are invited 10 come and watch the
children IN several intricate dances. Re-
frrShmcnts will lac served at tho close
Of the aItcruuun
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ACTIVITIES OF THE
CHURCH SOCIETIES

rh" I.adi"s Aid society Of the Central
W. t.. church. Of which Mrs. w. II.
Actzncr is president. had M interesting
'r"ellng yesterday Al which they were
ntIdrcsscd 10y Roy. {. t.. S"vrlnGha.,s".
beginning series Of lectures on THE
Womcn OF tho Bible. which lie WI: de-
liver AZ tho monthly meetings Of the
S"rirty throughout Tho winter.
Tho pastoral" Of which Roy. S"rr'nG-
hause is in charge has recently nc"n
much improved by tho addition Of cleo
rrIr light instead Of tn" gas which has
h"en III use IN tho residences. Tic change
was mad" rossIhl" ny the good work
Of the Ladies' AID society.
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me company. representing

phone company. representing ne
Charleston department. is III at the Ohc
Valley General hospital.
Miss Maude Kirk. Of Fulton. has TO
covered from an attack Of grip and has
returned TO her position at tho {. & l.
Telephone company.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred King. Of Charles.
ton. arc spending a few days here.
Thomas H. SwRrtz. well known local
business man. accompanied by his WIFI"
has re'urncd TO tho city after spending
tho past four months in the west. Th"y
visited the Pacific coast and also ihn
southwest oil fields. where Mr.. Swarl2
has extensive holdings.
FLY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Sunday Meeting at "Y'

+. II. BiCk"ll will address the mems
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association sunday afternoon. AT $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. Ihckcll served with the
A. f. f.. in France and is an interest
ing talkcr. His subject has not been
nnnnnnCrl
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DIRECT RECEIVER
TO RENEW NOTES

Judge !. T. Somcrvillc "t circuit
court. yesterday flied an order In tn"
SUIT styled Albert London ct nj vs.. the
CoCa-Cola Bottling Works. Ia the affect
tha, Attorney 4. {. Schiller. receiver
Of tho company. renew its notes and
carry on the business Of tho company.
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Celebrate Anniversary.

The fourth anniversary Of the organ
ization Of The Kings Daughters Circle
Of the r'irS; English Lutheran church..
will he the occasion for merry infor-
NAL social tlmo on Tuesday evening.
February "a. when the Daughters en-
terrain with n supper. This will he a
covered dish supper and VIII he served
IN Tn" church dining room at s O'Clock,
follow ing which an Informal social rv-
cnimr Will he spent. The affair will IN
cludc all Members Of the Circle and as
honor guests the following members
Of tho city l.TJ"n of Kings Daughters.
have been invited:
M-SdamHe
Robert J. reed {. J. Pr0udCoot
NJ. NJ. Fart s. i. Christian
Jacob birmingham
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A special meeting Of the new board dt
directors OF the Ohio County Farm
Bureau has been called for this after
noon at 1880 o'clock in the Market Aud.
itorium. Several business matters OF
Importance will be brought up FOR dig!
CuSSiun. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07

4 quiet hut interesting wedding will
taxi" plaC" ~ tn" parsonage Of the
FIRST christian chur, this evening.
when Miss Lulu Van Dine VIII become
ia" bride Of Mr.. Harry Watkins. Jr.
Rcv. W. II I'I"lds. pastor of tn" church
viii perform the Crr"ni, ~ which will
hC attended 10y "nlv tn" intimate friends
and rrIntiI"S 1t The principals.
Following tn" c"r'murH. Mr.. Watkins
nmd ms hr"lr viii INK" up their resi-
demo" temporarily nj tho hrrdc's home
~ Edelnrl"n Lane. In tn" spring
lh"N VIII - {" Colorado, where tho
groom owns 4 IIu,h
MiSN Van b;nC. who - H." daughter
Tor Nj and NJ. NHuicl Van Dino. Of
EdruEl"n lnl.'. ~ II prominent >churl
irn'l r'r. h",mE a primary teacher at
trrIE.N Iii' lWhht s,'Iu, MIR. Watkins
X II >"u "I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wat
k!ns 81. ~ .I"l"rnd". hu, has been
residing ~ this ,IiN for some time. n"
- rmpl 'N'd a; tit" Watkins. House and
HERMAN company mud Is quite well
hn"Nn IN l"'dI hu' circles.
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STORM HAMPERS WIRE
SERVICE IN THE EAST

Stock brokers in the city were un-
able TO carry complete reports from
the New York Curb yesterday. This
was due 10 the great storm that has
been sweeping the eastern coast, rem
dcrng communication difficult
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
FEW EVENTS
FOR WEEKEND
First Weekend in February ID Extreme
ly Dull Socially, Although Quite
Number OF Events Are Planned
For Next Week.

Extreme dullness marks the close oil
the first week Of the month OF FchruarH =,
and although nothing OF much intertSI,,
- scheduled for today. next week Will
open with "A program of events when
Will DO among the most noteworthy or
pre- Lenten happenings. Monday VIII
sec the Valentino dance Of the Theta Nu
Fraternity and tho week Will close Win
the most elaborate event Of tho new
wear, when the Linsly Military ball Is
held in the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
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The Ladies' AiI s""rc,y. tho Mission
'ary societies and Various organizations
tot women belonging I. ia" FIRST United
: Presbyterian church VIII meet at tn"
! church Tuesday for their monthly all
! day session. Luncheon Will h" served
and sewing will he done for the home
| and foreign missions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Craftsm en- Dance.

The Valentine dance Of the Craftsmen
which was held last evening in the bail
room of the Hotel Mcclure was ono or
, the most delightful Of tho series or
affairs given by the Craftsmen during
The year. Music for tho occasion was
furnished by Seals Music Masters with
harp and tn" program was composed 81
cxccptJunally good numbers. Punch
was served throughout tn" evening 10y
Caterer Norris. The ball room was
Decorated with an abundance of southern
NmiluN with which American and Allied
ilacs wcrc artIstically drapcd. the whole
forming pretty background for tho
dainty frocks worn by tho fair partici-
pants in tho evenings pleasure.
Tho following comprised tho COM
mittee IN charge of the Valentine dance:
panucnbcrg,
Ebhart Daubert.
HcaSlott, Holland,
crawford, Schencrlcin,
Morchead, Cook.
Gebhart, Topp.
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Stag Party.

Willis IT, Marshall Jr.. entertained
number Of friends Oh Thursday evening
atthls home on sixteenth street with an
informal stag party. Music ana five
hundred were tn" diversions OF the even
ing and prizes were awarded for the
highest and lowest score. Charles
Cieigcr won first prize and clyde f.lticr
was presented with the consolation
prIZc Toward the close IF the evening
n tempting luncheon was served the
guests who were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
SUIT Is APPEALED.

An appeal case from Squire r. G..
Hobbs court styled Margaret f. Sulli-
van vs. G.. q. Smith was filed in circuit
court yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-07
Luther League Party.

Tho following cards have been receiv-
cd by number Of tho younger set who
arc anticipating tho event as one of
great pleasure:
You arc Invited
TO meeting OF tho Luther League OF
the 81. James Lutheran church
Tuesday evening. February ~. 1870
During the social hour It'll" play
written and staged by tn" pastor
will hn gwen, entitled
The Jerusalem Thmblc Club
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Glover luNitnil"ms were issued yeStcr-
day for IN" Nalcntin" party to he given
Ivy ia" klEg% Daughters of the ST.
lIkc'S J.. T. church on Friday evening.
February II. ThiH novel party viii be
held IN tn" social rooms of tho church
and an interesting program Of Informal
pleasures has been arranged by the COM
mitl"". \ small rcd heart was connect
ed with ouch invitation and each guest
~ requested {" ln"ioS" Il penny for every
year Of their age TIL" proceeds Will b.
used for IA" Kings Daughters Day
Nursery. Miss Carrie corp and Mrs.
William Ward viii h' in charge of IN"
refreshments and Mrs. Robert Ewing
arranged thu my ltliluuS.
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Division NJ. "r the Pastors Aid
SurIrtv uf IN" Second It. J.. church. will
hold n market n the Geo. +. Stf"l
store. ola Saturday. February eth. The
usual r""i pastries. cake. bread ana
candy VIII h~ uiI sale. f-5-l
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The tea tree Is an everErSA
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-FUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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xogers-Charlcs L. Smith. Grafton;
/ s LOncs, Weston.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26
Suburban

WEST ALEXANDRIA, O.-Mrs.
Finley Bowman returned to Chicago
Friday after spending several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Roselius. w c. Swift spent the
weekend with his family. Miss
Mary Horner, of Germantown, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Unger
and family. The local post OF the
American Legion held a dance at their
club rooms ON Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Small spent Sun
day with Mrs. Jennie Leas at Farm
ersville . Perne Coffman, of Dayton,
is quite i'll at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Coffman.
/, ID. Miss Mona Grouse spent Satur-
day in Dayton. P. A. Saylor and
Clyde Pontius spent Sunday with their
daughters at Western college, Oxford,
o. Miss Martha Brookley, of De-
Paw university, spent several hours
| with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Brookley, Saturday. Miss Brookley
was a delegate to school conference
at Earlham college over the weekend.
| -. Miss Ruth Fritz, of Dayton, was
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mund-
henk Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.
| George Fritz, of Dayton, visited rela-
tives here during the past week. -.
MI. duO MI JOuu DloohlCy SpChI
Sunday with relatives in Richmond,
Ind. The Round Table club met at
| the home of Mrs. John Ehler, Sr., on
Tuesday evening. 1t was the last
meeting of the club for the season and
officers for the following wear were
elected. Mrs. Thomas Williams, presi-
dent; Mrs. w. G. Swift, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. H. L. Smith, secretary;
Mrs. ]. H. BroOkley, treasurer; Miss
! Louise Bowers, critic. Mrs. Joseph
inc Plander and Mrs Bert Ozias spent
Wednesday in Dayton. -. .Mesdames
]. w. Miller, S. F. Wilson and Miss
Louise Bowers attended the Sunday
school convention held at Springfield,
O., on Wednesday and Thursday.
Finley Bowman, of Pittsburg, stopped
over for a few hours visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Roselius on Tuesday
evening en- route to Georgia. =. Miss
Evangeline Lindsey spent Tuesday
key spent Wednesday in Dayton.
Misses Sadie Lay and Clara Wright
were out Of the teaching force in the
public schools during the past week
on account of illness.
NEW PARIS, o. Mr. and Mrs.
George Began arrived home Wednes-
day, after spending the winter at St.
Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Richard Alex
ander returned to her home at Dun
kirk, Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. O..
H. King returned from Florida Thurs
day. Misses Mildred Barr, Mary
Mills and Helen Duffield spent We'd
nesday night with Miss Lois Rein
heimer. Vernon Brown and family
moved to their newly purchased home
on Cherry street. . Mrs. Harvey Roy
er spent Wednesday and Thursday at
Philipsburg, o.. George Began pur-
chased the lot adjoining him on the
west of Fred Nash. 49,. Mrs. A. H.
Kemple, Mrs. Elsie Sellers and daugh-
ter Evelyn were guests of Mrs. Van
Thompson Wednesday. -. Fred Nash
purchased the John Sawyer property
on Lincoln street, now occupied by
Charles Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Vaughn of Dayton, were guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Porterfield.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26
Circuit Court

Petition to determine value of prop
erty of the late Fayette r. Mills, of
Hagerstown, was filed Monday morn
ing by Joseph c.. Mills. of Evanston,
ILL.,, one of the two heirs, and admin
istrator. Aidee M. Smith, SO Boule-
ward, Summit, N. j., is the other
heir.
Alexander NJ Stuart has filed suit
in replevin against Bob Campbell.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert Gray, laborer, and Isabel
Polk, at home, both of Richmond.
Howard Hartman, of Boston, and
Gertrude Hawley, of Richmond.
Frank E. VESSEL, clerk, and Irene
Fashe, at home both of Richmond.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Elizabeth H. Lamar and Miles w.
Lamar to Nathan Samuel Lamar,
north half of northeast quarter, sec
ton 3, township II, north range IL,
east. containing 45.47 acres, $3.50.
Thomas A. Crabb to Reynold Greu-
lick, parts of lots II. IS, 10 and 20
in Hugh Moffitt's addition, 81.
John w. Garrett to Thomas Slick,
lot 6 Bakers addition, $1,000.