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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-05

Maurice Briscoe and Comdr. p. r.
Roach of New York, Mr.. Clarence Daud
and Miss Blanche Bradbury Of Phila-
delphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Of Glen
side. Pa; Mr.. John Staub and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Shaw of Baltimore.
Miss Mary Rhodes Lineweaver,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Walter T.
Lineweaver Of Harrisonburg, Va, was
married to Mr.. Willoughby Newton
Brown of Winston Salem, N. O., in the
First Presbyterian Church Of Harrison
burg at noon Saturday by the Rev. DR..
q. F. Wilson. pastor. White Fall flow
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Hoover Accompanied the President
to Philadelphia Today for the
World Series Ball Game

to Washington shortly and open her
house. on Eighteenth street for the VIM
ter.
The Rev. DR.. Arson Phelps Stokes.
canon of the Washington Cathedral,
and Mrs. Stokes have closed their Sum-
mer home, Brook Farm Villa, at Lenox,
Mass, and started back to their home
in Washington.
Miss olivia Phelps Stokes is remain
ing at Lenox for a few days and Is the
guest there Of Miss Alice r. Coonley
and Miss Eleanor K. Coonley. Miss
Stokes will join her parents later In
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri ]. De Sibour
moved Saturday from their house at
1889 Twenty ninth street and are in an
apartment in the Fairfax, at 210O
Massachusetts, avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
De Sibour have leased their house to
Col. and Mrs Guggenheim, who occu-
pied a place in Edgemoor last year. Col.
and Mrs. Gug9enhe!m are In their Sum-
mer home at Babylon, Long Island, and
will come to Washington later in the
month.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun,
who has remained with Capt. Calhoun
in their home, Ross-Dhu, in Braemer
Forest, Md, through the Summer, spent
fortnight in New York and Is again
with Capt Calhoun at RosS-Dhu. Mrs
Calhoun made the trip by motor with
Capt. Calhouns sister. Mrs. Lydia
Leidinger of Louisville, KY, and Mrs.
Grier of Indianapolis. During her stay
in New York Mrs. Calhoun was the
guest of Mrs. H. r. Butler and her son
Mr.. William Butler, who returned to
Washington with her. Mr.. Butler has
entered American University to cen
tlnue his studies.
Mrs. Calhoun also was the guest for a
few days of Mrs. Lewis Nixon in her
Summer place at Monmouth Beach and
attended the wedding of her cousin,
Mrs Josephine MARI Witherspoon and
Mr.. Frederick A. Fable, which took place
in Springfield, Mass, last Thursday.
Admiral and Mrs. Parsons
In Washington for Season.
Rear Admiral A. L. Parsons, U. S.
NJ, with Mrs. Parsons and their daugh-
ter, Miss Marie C. Parsons, have re-
turned to their apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel. and they will make
their home there during the coming
season.
Mrs. Washington Bowie Chichester
and her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Galloway
Of Washington, were at home" at
Springland, near Olney, from 4 to 6
o'clock Saturday afternoon. to a large
circle of their friends from Sandy
Spring and Washington.
Mrs. Chichester and her daughter
received their guests in the parlor at
Springland, which was artistically dec
Grated with dahlias and Fall flowers
and had assisting them in the dining
room Mrs. John c. Bentley, Mrs. New
| ton Stabler, Mrs Francis NJ Hallowell
Mrs. William John Thomas, Mrs Fred
erick L. Thomas, Mrs. Harold Louns-
! bury. Mrs Jack Boyd, Mrs. William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-05

ers, evergreen and cathedral candles
Shaefer,s organist, and Miss Louise
Hosmer, violinist, played the wedding
music. The bride, escorted by her
father, wore q gown of white satin with
long, tight sleeves, close hitting basque
and . full skirt with princess train.
A veil Of tulle was caught at the back
with clusters Of orange blossoms. She
carried q bouquet of white orchids and
lilies of the valley. The bride was at
tended by her sister, Mrs. L. H. Hill,
- <Na~x,n,,oA -. Vvy,.t,a po~nN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-05

Floor Committee for this midnight fea-
tive Of the occasion.
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VOLUNTEER SEAMAN ..
 WERE APPRECIATED

Tt was tough voyage across and I am certainly grateful to Jess Blinn and John Stron who volunteered to come along. re-. marked J, M. Brodtkorb, owner of the gasboat Takli, which ar- rived in port the other night after a four-day battle with the elements from Kodiak -
 Marta Larson, verY NM. SICK lady from Kodiak. was brought here for medical treatment at the Seward General Hospital. the reason for the voyage
 MT Brodtkorb, well known cit- izen of Kodiak, stated conditions were not exactly booming out to the Westward, but on the other hand, neither were there any bread-lines, such as he has Head about in the States. . ... #
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RE ESPONS!BIL|TY BANK K....
 CRASH Is JUGCIED

NEW YORK, Feb 11-lP While thousands of depOsitors fought with husky state troopers in an attempt to get into the court and hear testimony in the Bank of the United States inquiry, president and chairman Of the bank shifted responsibility like two expert jugglers.
 Bernard Marcus, president, in- sisted that C- Stanley Mitchell knew more about bank loans than he would admit, while MT Nit chen insisted he was out of town when the loans were passed on to affiliates of the bank .
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BETTING PARTIES"

NEW YORK, Feb. II. tP) - The jury hearing the $1.00O,O0O alienation of affections suit being brought by Mrs Bessie Arnold against Mrs. Margaret Crenshaw West was filled with details of betting parties" alleged to have taken place between Mrs. West and Ray Arnold, the plaintiffs millionaire husband. NM ...
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BROTHER OF. LOCAL GIRL W.
 DROWNED AT uNGA

The sad news of the loss of her dear, young brother William, at Unga. while duck hunting, has been received by Miss Ruth Lauritzen, nurse in PM A- R- Roberts dental offices. ..H
 The shock of his passing, com ing 50 unexpectedly, was terri fic one, but friends say the young girl was very brave, looking up and forward like her Viking for- bears .
 Her sister, Esther. had just left Seward on the sS starr, bound for visit home, at Unga, and the news was forwarded to her by wireless. # - ...
 No details of the tragedy have been learned.
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According to today's marine bulletin the SS Northwestern left Juneau at 10 p. m Tuesday, bound for Southwestern Alaska
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Betty Coed" IS now on sale at the Alaska Shop. A splendid record!
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ASKS LIFE PENALTY

MADRID, Feb II. lP)-It was reported that the government was preparing to ask a sentence of life imprisonment for Ramon Franco, distinguished aviator now a refugee in France, for ht>~ part in the unsuccessful revolution of last December. The court martial probably will convene this month.
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HEH, 1, IIEIft

Mattoon, III Jensen of Seat tie says Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves, Henry Ford freed the horses, and Herbert Hoover freed the Workineman.
 But I say the Chicago Tribune gave us Liberty-R Morris Branch.
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FRACTURED LEG

HALIAH PARK, Florida, Feb, l1 (Ho-sonny Workman, one of Americas leading jockies, suffered a fractured leg when his mount swerved during the second race and threw him heavily to the ground.
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ANOTHER BOARD

WASHINGTON, Feb. II. (Pl - The house passed Senator Wag- ner's bill establishing federal employment stabilization board and providing for advanced plan- ming of public works.
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WHILE THEY LAST

Closing out remaining sizes of good work shoes at prices from S3-25 to S4.75. Remember old packs can be re-bottomed with either crepe or cleated bot toms.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by
The Board of Education of York
Township Rural school District, of
Morgan County, Ohio, at the office Of
town. Morgan County, Ohio, until II
O'clock Noon, City time, Thursday,
March 26th, 1881. and opened by the
Clerk Of said board at its first public
Dor and materials Necessary for the
erection and completion of One Fire
proof Grade and High School build
ing at Deavertown. and One FireproUf
in said District. according to Plans
and Specifications prepared by VIM.
Mills, Architect for said board.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS for this
clerk Of the Board above mentioned,
and AT the office of the Architect.
VIM Mills, Citizens Central Bank
Building. Nelsonville. Ohio. Copies of
obtained from the Architect upon the
deposit Of $1,000. which deposit will
be refunded only upon their return in
good order prior to Thursday, March
Separate proposals will be received
on the work as whole. upon the
general contract exclusive OF me-
chanical equipment. upon the follow
j. Heating and Ventilating on any
combination Of items.
All proposals shall be made in con-
formity with the General Code OF
Ohio on blank forms furnished by the
Architect and shall be enclosed in
sealed envelope and addressed to
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
York Township Rural School District.
Deavertown, Ohio.
and endorsed proposals for General
Contract, or other specific item), on
the outside of the envelope.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
bond or by cash or certified check on
solvent bank in the State of Ohio.
titled check shall be equal to at least
10 percent of the total amount of the
bid and the bond or check shall be
given in favor of the Board of Edu-
cation, York Township Rural School
forfeited if the said bidder fails to en-
ter into contract with the said board
and furnish the required surety bond,
within ten days after notice of ac-
ceptance of his proposal if the award
is made to said bidder. Bonds. cash
or check or the amount Of said check,
Of the unsuccessful bidders will be
returned on demand, and the bond.
cash or check or the amount of said
check Of the successful bidder upon
furnishing of the required surety
bond. A Surety Bond Of 100 percent
of the amount Of the contract with q
Surety Company satisfactory to the
Board Of Education will be required
for the faithful performance of the
work.
The Board Of Education reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
BY Order of the Board Of Educa-
r. r.. sTANBERY, Clerk,
GEORGE f. LAMB. Jr.. President
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
UniOnville

A number Of sick folks are re-
Nelson is very i'll from heart trou-
bic and complications: Lew Stegner
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown
who have been afflicted with grip,
are improving Mr. and Mrs. j. N.
Wickersham of Cross Roads, parents
of j. H. Wickersham. and Mrs F. E.
Foster, are both very sick Stegner
Bros. purchased a quantity of hay
from the Elevator Company Of Mall
ia, which was delivered here by
truck. c. A. Stegner also sold them
three tons of baled straw, which
they took by truck to Malta Fred
Sineree sold and delivered this week
two dressed hogs to George b. Ken
ney. at McConnelsville Mr. and
Mrs G. A. Stegner spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Keyhoe
of Beverly. Mr.. and Mrs Ed Steg-
ner and children spent Sunday with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ora
ham of Beckett. Wainwright Bros.
delivered a piano at the W. o.
Barnes home, last week. Mrs. d. G..
Betz and sons OF Newark spent one
night last week at the w. 0. Barnes
home, and also called at the home
of the writer VIM Blackburn of
Malta recently visited here at the
Wickersham and Foster homes. =
Mrs. Carl Dewitt of near Emery has
been very i'll the past week, from q
heavy cold Ed kirkpatrick who
has been sick all winter, remains
much the same. Frank Smith of
this village has cut down a number
of the large maple trees on his lots,
and is converting them into fire
wood.
PlOW so Acres
The Kincaid family who purchas-
ed and live on the former wilkins
farm. north of this place, are plow-
ing more than SO acres for cultiva-
ton. this season.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
ACLEAR COMPLEXION

Ruddy cheeks-sparkling eyes
most women can have. DIR. F. M. Ed
wards for 20 years treated scores of
women for liver and bowel ailments
During these years he gave his pa
tients substitute for calomel made of
a few well-known vegetable ingre-
eIents, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. Know them by their
olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers
on the liver and bowels, causing a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue,
headaches, a listless, no-good feeling,
all out of sorts, inactive bowels, take
one of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
nightly for time and note the pleas
ing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--now and
then to keep fit. l5c, SOC and 6Oc.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

The accounts and vouchers of the
following administrators, executors
and guardians have been filed for
settlement in the Probate Court of
Morgan county, Ohio, and will be
for hearing on March 80 at 10
o'clock a. M:
C. o. Grimes, executor of the w.
A. Grimes estate.
Mary b. Ham, administrator of
Frank j. Ham estate.
Frieda R. Scott, administrator OF
the Esther Reed estate.
r. w Dewitt, administrator, with
the will annexed, Of Mary NJ Wal
lace.
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to any or all OF
said accounts or any item thereof,
on or before said hearing.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19

$720. Taxes $40.0S.
Same, r Is, T 10, 50, SD 6,
acres 80.23, ex. coal Valuation
$765. Taxes s42.61
Same, r 13, T 10, S 50, SD 10,
acres 1925, ex coal Valuation $35.
Taxes s19S.
Eppley, George, r 13, 10, S "a,
SD 8, acres 87.75. Valuation ST.
655. Taxes s6S.65.
Koonts. Mary A, R Ia, T IA, S 27,
SD IL, acres 2S.17. Valuation $40.
Taxes $17.91.
Same. R IA, T IA, S 27, SD 10,
acres 1925. Valuation $3.50. Taxes
$31.76.
Same, R IA, T IA. S 27, SD 6.
acres 1892 Valuation S245. Taxes
$9.93.
Same, R Il, II, 27, SD 8.
acres 1886, ex. r. r. Rt. of Way.
Valuation $1,935. Taxes $7S.68.
Same, R II, T Il, S 27, SD 13,
acres 14.77 Valuation $3.50. Taxes
$733.
switzer, Goodliye, r 1877 10, "a.
SD 6, acres IS. Valuation $40.
Taxes $O.38.
Same. R 13. TO, S 81, SD {,
acres rs Valuation SO. Taxes
s0.3S.
Same, R IS. 7 10, S 81, SD
acres 81. Valuation $3.50. Taxes
1851.
Same, R 13, 7 10, S 81, SD 5.
acres TT. Valuation s1,495. Taxes
! S6O.76.
Smith, John D., inlot q. old part
whole, Rosedale Valuation $615.
Taxes S25.0S.
Young, Henry. inlot 5s. old part.
4 whole, Rosedale Valuation SIS.
Taxes $1.44.
Young, Susie. inlot SO, old part,
whole, Rosedale Valuation $35.
Taxes S1.44.
Same, inlot Co. old part, whole.
Rosedale. Valuation S35. Taxes
$1.44.
DeayertOwn
Penrod, James W. inlot Q, S. F..
square, whole. Valuation $50.
Taxes S7.33.
H w. GORDON,
Morgan County Auditor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
LEGAL NOTICE

Claim of Executor Against Estate
To Roy Carpenter, Paul Carpenter
and Ellison Carpenter. minors; who re-
Drive, in the city Of Cleveland, Ohio.
and John vorhis a minor who resides
at Canal Winchester, r. D: 2, Ohio.
You will take notice that | have
presented to the Probate Court Of
Morgan County. Ohio, for it's allow
ance to me against the estate of Lii
1ian r. Carpenter, late of said county,
deceased, a certain claim, amounting
to $461.43. being the principal and in
terest due upon fifteen promissory
notes executed and delivered to me at
sundry times, by the said Lillian K.
Carpenter. during her lifetime. and
that said Court has fixed the time for
hearing the testimony touching said
claim on the 7th day OF April. 1881. at
one o'clock p. m.
EDWARD r. CARPENTER,
Executor of the Estate Of
said Lillian r. Carpenter.
deceased. 5m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19

Same, r IS, T :. S 50. SD u,
acres 1927. Valuation $3.50. Taxes
! S6.14.
Same. II IS. TT, 5 81. SD %,
acres IS. Valuation $40. Taxes
/ $0.37.
Duncan, Mira. Z 13. T s 81. SD
-, acres So. Valuation $l15.
Taxes $442
Hambel. George ". Il 13. T 7fr.
S :. 50 10. acres As. Valuation
$40 TaNes $37.o9.
Iafollette, James Luther, r 13. n
!, 5 ~. Sd -. acres 7o.79. Val
uation, S3.025. TaXes $4,000
Post, Denzil and Maud, r 13. I
S 80, Sd ), acres 40.62 Val
uation $475. Taxes $18.1S.
Rutter, Perry R IS, T :. S Sc, SD
8. acres, 20 eX coal. Valuation
$3.50. Taxes S21.01.
Same, L 13, r 26. SD 1G,
acres 80 Valuation $475 Taxes
$1N.1S.
smith. Dale l.. r 10. tt. SIP. SD
II. acres 50. Valuation $1.520.
Taxes $500.
Stockton. James V. r IS. T 7fr, s
81, SD 3, acres 5. Valuation $495.
Taxes 1891.
Same, r 13. T 7fr S "a, SD 3-4-5,
acres 10193 Valuation $1,000
Taxes $244.50.
Steffy. Seward. r IS, T 7fr, S so,
SD ,, coal under $3.50 ac. Valua-
tion $40. Taxes $2301.
Thomas, John and eight others,
IS, T 7fr, S Is, SD ., acres 40.
Valuation $3.50 Taxes $18.S1.
Milhoan, Della, inlot is, Bishop
Vile old part, whole Valuation
$500. Taxes SASS.
Steffy, Seward. inlot "A. Bishop
vile old part, whole Valuation
$21o Taxes s1o.92.
Bachelor, Jesse, r Il, T S, 4,
SD IA, acres, 2O.1o. Valuation
$5S5. Taxes s23.92.
Calendine, +. H., r IL, T s, S IL,
SD 30, acres 2S41. Valuation $565.
Taxes $31.79.
Same, R u. T s, II. SD IL
81, acres 23.6S. Valuation $945
Taxes $53.07.
Cary. L. G., r Il, T 8, S 80, SD
20, acres 1925. Valuation $160.
Taxes S9.06.
Coins. G L.. r u. T s, S 13. SD
81. acres .75 Valuation $40 Taxes
$109.
Jones. Wilbur B. and Luther D.,
r Il. T :, s /, SD 8, acres 4374.
Valuation $665. Taxes $27.23.
Same, u, T s. s /, SD q /
acres 11.02. Valuation $40. Taxes /
$697
Same, R L, IS, s I. SD "a.
acres 17.12, Valuation $3.50 Taxes !
$10.3S.
Jackson, Alice Myers, r u. T /
s, 2, SD II, acres 1916. Valuation /
$165. Taxes $50.
Same, r II, T s, S /, SD 5, acres !
31.51. Valuation $295 Taxes $12 =
10.
Lowther, A. NJ, f IL, T 8, s IL.
SD 27, acres 6.15. Valuation 800.
Taxes S4.07.
Same, R II, T 8, S 18, SD 5,
acres 71.51. Valuation $1,655. Taxes
$67.7O.
Smith, Chas., 12,T8, 81, SD IT,
acres 33.42. Valuation $3.50 Taxes
$18.41.
Manchester
Petty, c. c., r 10, T 7, S 80,
SD 10, acres 40. Valuation 1886.
Taxes $32.59.
Same, 10, r 7, S 33, SD 10,
acres 40 Valuation $615. Taxes
$2392.
Stoneking, Alva O., r 10, T Z, S
A, SD l, acres 50.67 undivided 1-3.
Valuation $915. Taxes S48.97.
Welch, X. X, inlot %, Reiners-
Vile, Jumpers addition, whole. Val.
uation $215. Taxes $11.51.
Malta COrporation-Land
Benjamin, w. H., r IL, T 10, S /
10, SD 40. acres .13. Valuation !
$45. Taxes $2.47.
Same, r IL, T 10, 10, SD ST,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Harry NJ Finley, de-
ceased Kate c. Finley has been ap-
pointed and qualified as eXecutriX
of the estate of Harry NJ. Finley late
of Morgan county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this End day of March, A,
D., 1881.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of said County.
5m3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
SHERIFF'S SALE IN PAR
TITION
In the state of Ohio, Morgan Count.
Common Pleas Court

Matte Clager and Frank Clagcr.
her husband, are Plaintiffs VS.. Charles
T.. SWYtser ct al, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that on Sat
urday, the 4th day Of April a.
H. 1891 at the hour or ] o'clock ?.
m. ! will offer for sale at public auc-
tion at the door Of the court house,
in McConnelsville, Ohio, the following
real estate. situate in the county Of
Morgan, and state Of Ohio, and in the
township Of York. to-wit:
Situated in the township Of York,
county Of Morgan, and state Of Ohio,
to-Wit.
Being in the southwest quarter Of
section "a, town TO- range Is. in the
GAINESVILLE Land District, and contain
ing 100 acres. more or less Said
premises located at York township,
Morgan county, Ohio. about three
miles from DeaVertoWn
Appraised a. $l,J00.00. Said prem
ises to be sold as the property of the
parties to the above action on an or
der of sale in Partition from the Com
mon Pleas Court of Morgan county.
Ohio, and directed to me the under
signed sheriff.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand on day
of sale.
Given under my hand this Goth day
of January. 1881.
i. Is. ADREAN
Sheriff of Morgan County, O.
J @. Lyme, Atty. 5m5
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19

Tie lands lots and parts of lots
returned delinquent by the Treasur
er of Morgan county. Ohio, with the
taxes and penalties charged thereon
described in the following list. name
ly
Gloom
M son, M H. r 12, T 10. S 25,
sub 81 81. acres liz Valuation
S9"5 Taxes %50.38.
same. r 13. t To, 5 .. SD L,
acr-s 4G Valuation $50. Taxes.
$1.a-
Schneider Ernest s. RIP, T II, S
IL. Sd 81. acres 29.S4. Valuation
>675 Taxes $29.&&.
Same, ouHot 20 Roteby, Brown &
Anset. whole Valuation $40. Taxes
So.3A.
Same, outlot 21, Rokeby Brown &
Ansei. whole. Valuation $40. Taxes
S0.35.
Same. outlot %, Rokeby, Brown &
Ansel, whole. Valuation $40. Taxes
$0.36
Same. outlot %, Rolleby, Brown &
Ansel, whole. Valuation $40. Taxes
$o.3N
Center
McNabb, John b, r 10, 7 6, s 9,
Sd II, acres L. Valuation $50. Taxes
S145.
MolyneuX, Robert T., f 10. T s. s
20, 50 16, acres 2.76 Valuation
$50. Taxes $1,4S.
Malcomb, J. f., r 10. T 6,S IS, SD
,. acres 1916. Valuation APO.
Taxes $500.
Same, + 10. 7 6, S IS, SD 8,
acres II. Valuation $500 Taxes
S32
Rogers. Milton and Frances, r 10,
T 8, S 5, SD 6-15, acres 1885. Val
uation $500 Taxes $32.29.
Deerfeld
Dutton, W. G., + y. 7 II, s %,
Sd 50, acres los. Valuation ST.,
@15. Taxes $T4.30.
Eddy, Gertrude, r 13. T 8, s 81,
Sd II, acres Is eN. coal. Valuation
S155. Taxes $S.57,
Same, r 13, T 9, S 81 SD j, acres
: eN. coal Valuation $40. Taxes
>2.ll.
Same. Il 13. r 9, 5 81, SD Is.
acres 10 eX coal. Valuation $605.
Taxes $33.62.
Maxwell Nora S. and Harley f.. r
49, T q, : 16. SD ., acres so. Val
uation $1,S35. Taxes $74.62
Maxwell, Nora s.. r Is. T Q,
-. SD 4. acres 25.73 Valuation
$315. Taxes $3.50.
Same 13, T Q, S Is. SD IS, acres
2140 Valuation $3.50. Taxes
$13.47.
Nelson, Bertram c., r IS, T 9, S.
81, SD 8, acres 1852 ex. coal. Val
uation $1,19O. Taxes $48.36.
Same, r 13. T 9, S 81, SD 4, acres
2450 ex coal. Valuation $24O.
Taxes, $3.50
Wysong, Minnie, r 13, Il 8, 81,
SD Is, acres /. Valuation $215.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of John @. Little. deceased
Mary C. Little has been appointed
and qualified as executrix of the es'
tate of John O. Little, late of Nor
gan county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9Th day of March, A
D., 1881.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of said County.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-03-19

acres .54. Valuation 1885. Taxes
$3.50.
Huntington, T. f., r u, T 10, S
II, SD T, acres so. Valuation $25.
Taxes $1.45.
Malta o. S. ID.
Gregg, Ellis A., R 13, T 8, S 25,
SD 1918, acres so. Valuation
$945. Taxes $37.2S.
Scott, John NJ, r Il, T 10, S 25,
SD 10, acres 6S.76. Valuation ST.
695 Taxes $59.72.
Wooley, Harlan A., R u, 7 10, S
s SD II, acres 9.S5. Valuation $2,
OPS. Taxes $S9.67.
Malta Village
Martin. Harry j., out lot 6, Fair
mount addition, ex. 6Gx132. Val
uation $3.50 Taxes $9.91
Updike. Z. II. and Nabelle. inIot
SIS, Fairmount addition, whole Val
uation 5000. Taxes $49.55.
MeigSviIle
Moore, c e. 4 II, T 10, S "a, SD
"A. acres 10, Valuation $145. Taxes
$173.
McCOnnelsviIIe
Carter, Roena G., inlot "A, First
addition, whole lot Valuation ST.
17o. Taxes $6279.
Lindimore. a. o. and Lorena, in
lot 2S, First addition. whole lot.
Valuation S1,42o. Taxes S55,49.
Morris John and Callie, inlot Sc,
Third addition, whole lot. Valua :
tion $50 Taxes $3.50.
Wilson Andrew and Grace, out
lot IA. Stanbery, south end. Val
uation $5S5. Taxes $22.S6.
Penn
Hanlin, Clara, Pearl and Oscar,
r II, T Off, S 8, SD -, acres 70.
Valuation $3.50. Taxes $22.32.
Newsom. Earl and Alice, r II. T
10, S 81. SD 4. acres 1888. Valua-
ton $500. Taxes S75.35.
Newsom, Earl L., r II, 7 9, S /.
SD 2, acres 40. Valuation $3.50.
| Taxes $3393.
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