The Journal-Republican du lieu suivant : Wilmington, Ohio • 8

WILMINGTON JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1888. Go Get Your Money. by March 1 they will be paid into the county Treasury, If your name apbelow call upon Clerk Dakin and pear get your money: Arthur, J. $2 00 Arnold, 1 00 Brindle, J. 1 00 Broomball, 1 1 00 00 Bentley, E.

Browning, 1 00 Babb, S. 2 00 Curtis, H. 1 00 Cook, 1 70 Cloud, J. 1 00 Curl, 1 00 Davis, J. 1 70 Fristoe, 1 00 Gallup, 1 00 Garner, J.

1 00 Griffin, D. 50 Hazzard, 1 00 Hildebrant, Jeff 1 00 Howland, E. 1 00 Henry, 50 James, 90 Johnson, 70 Kelley, George 90 Linton, 1 00 Moore, F. 2 00 Mory, D. 1 50 Noon, 1 00 Rannells, W.

1 00 Richard, 1 60 Roberde, Abner. 1 80 Rhonemus, 2 00 Rilea, R. 1.00 00 Stivers, 70 Swaim, C.W 1 00 Symons, 1 60 South, Thos 1 00 Symons, 1 00 Syford, 2 30 Santee, J. 2 00 Thompson, 1 60 Villars, H. 1 00 Vance, John 1 00 Williams, A.

1 00 Weeks, W. 1 00 Weisflack, Dorothy. 2 60 Wehr, 2 60 West. 1 20 The following is list of the anclaimed witness fees remaining in the hands of F. D.

Dakin, Clerk of the If the same are not called for Court. THE very easy way in which James G. Blaine comes master of any situation is illustrated by the following incident: One evening Mr. Blaine was being entertained at dinner by a distinguished Londoner, and the conversation turned on the relatione between Great Britain and the United States. One of the members of the British Parliament, who sat by Mr.

Blaine, goodnaturedly criticized Mr. Blaine for the form of one of his dispatches to the British Government when Blaine was Secretary of State. "It seemed to me at the time," said the English statesman, "'thatyou were a little discourteous to England when you said in your dispatch to Her Majesty's Government that the United States expects such and such 'things of Mr. Blaine turned to his critic with the utmost nonchalance and remarked: "You forget, my dear sir, that I merely copied a phrase of a dispatch from Her Majesty's Government to the United States in the darkest period of the civil war. The tables are now turned.

When we were in trouble England 'expected' my country to do such and such things. Now, if you will pardon me, the United States is in a position to quote the phraseology and send it back again." For Sale. Fine brood sow; also five pure bred Poland shoats, suitable for breeding purposes. Apply to I. W.

QUINBY. For Rent. The best located store room in Wilmington, corner Main and South streets. Apply to H. F.

WALKER. For Sale. A No. 1 young horse, five years old, thoroughly broke for farm or road. Will exchange for a lighter and faster driver.

Inquire here. THE McCormick Canning Company will take contracts for corn and tomatoes until the 20th of January, 1888. Parties desiring to make contracts will call at the office of Hayes Swain. TICKET No. 220, held by Wm.

Robinett. drew the dinner set at Henry Lambeke's Bargain House. I Want Your grain. See me before selling. 9.

F. WESCOAT. Notice. The undersigned wishes to notify all those that know themselves indebted to George H. Smith that he has the book accounts in his possession, and requests them to call at the store and settle the same.

JOHN SMITH. PURE bred Bronze Turkeys for sale by William Probasco. j11 Money. Twenty -four hundred and eighty dollars to loan on first mortgage on good farm lande. HAYES SWAIN, Wilmington, Ohio.

HAVE you tried LANGDON'S CRIMP BUTTER CRACKERS. 3-9-8 Inauguration of Governor Foraker. For the inauguration of Governor Foraker, at Columbus, on January 9, 1888, the C. C. M.

R. R. will sell round trip tickets to Columbus at one cent per mile. Tickets will be good going January 9, and returning January 10, inclusive. Marriages in 1887.

Just a year ago there was printed in these columns a list of all the marriage licenses issued by the Probate Judge during the year 1886. It was appreciated by so many people, and considered such a valuable item for scrapbooks and for reference, that we hare prepared another. The list below contains all the marriage licenses issued this county during which the year they 1887, were with the date on issued: JANUARY. 1-Elmer Thatcher and Eva Sbaffer. 4-A.

K. Plymire and Alpha Jacks. 4-H. D. Nordyke and Lara Driscoll.

4-S. H. Allen and Clara D. Parker. 5-Joseph Doak and Clara E.

Darby. 8-Azel E. Crumley and Rebecca S. McNemar. 12-A.

G. McCray and Ella M. Ballard. 12-Alex. Gregg and Susan Nelson.

12-Geo. E. Barlow and Emma Gaddis. 15-D. V.

Cahill and Clara D. Trenary. 15-D. Theobold and Annie R. Terrell.

22-Wm. Patterson and Katie Shaw. 24-J. L. Cornell and Laura A.

Mills. 24-Darid James and Ida Torry. Leonard and Mamie W. Babb. 26-J.

W. Noble and Ada L. Parker. 26-George S. Hopkins and Martha Anderson.

27-C. C. Norton and Nellie Gray. 29-T. E.

Barlett and Anna Trout. 29-A. C. Pyle and Emma Reed. 31-J.

N. Doyle and Ella N. Barlow. FEBRUARY. C.

McCune and Jennie Q. Smith. 3-W. H. West and Mary E.

Chenoweth. 4-J. E. Moon and Mary Hammer. 4-J.

W. Lewis and Eva E. Olvis. 5-J. Newton and Annie L.

Pinkerton. 5-J. H. Conway and Johanna Ryan. 5-J.

M. Littler and Mary Ellis. 8-Joshua McCarson and Rosetta V. Slasher. 10-Gideon D.

Conger and Amanda Pennington. 11-Henry F. Flint and Josie Franks. 11-F. Wheeler and Sarah E.

Turner. Cast and Sarah E. Turner. 16-Albert W. Doan and Mary Jane Rutherford.

Grice and Minnie M. Keever. 17-A. Davis and Ida May Warner. 17-Frank P.

Wright and Mattie J. Johnson. 23-F. M. Williams and Amanda Snell.

23-W. H. Cruse and Addie E. Sidesinger. 24-W.

T. Shaffer and Fannie K. Finley. 24-John L. Randells and Lonella R.

Bentley. 26-Justin Williams and L. Mable Williams. MARCH. 2-8.

A. Mitchell and Osora M. Brown. 4-Henry Smith and Mary M. Ward.

5-E. Tomlin and Jesse Layman. 10-J. M. Williams and Nettie Jacks.

11-W. Earley and Sarah E. Tincher. 15-Curtis Bailey and Rosa Mills. 16-J.

W. Powell and Lydia C. Rhubert. 16-Edward Smith and Sarah Mann. 17-George Sculetus and Margaret Weisflock.

17-James R. Gardner and Eldora Stokesberry. 19-J. W. Stanfield and Lizzie L.

J. Villars. 26-Henry Otey and Anna McGreth. 26-George Bennett and Lizzie Goode. 30-Wilson Babb and Sarah McNemar.

30-Foster Warner and Katie Record, APRIL. 1-Charles Beard, Frankie J. Smith. 2-Joseph Freeman, Ruth Taylor, 2-J. H.

Mann, Ella M. Bunnell. 4-Granville H. Smith, Cora Miller. 4-David H.

Drake, Annie Lucretia. 5-Wright Whitacre, Anna J. Moon. 5-Grant Robbins, Bertha J. Sims.

8-Charles F. Wilson, Della Webb. 9-Granville H. Snow, Ivy Allen. 13-Peter Logan, Lizzie Jackson.

13-D. F. McCoy, Annie I. Ent. 20-Lewis Adsett, Eva Jacks.

21-N. H. McGown, Lizzie Rook. 21--W. G.

Hutchings, Dora Taylor. 22-Jared Huffman, Esther Carter. MAY. 7-S. A.

Brackney, Anna Beekman. 14-Edward Lynch, Josie Trout. 14-John Brown, Lettie Hornada. 14-John Pumerest, Lutie Watkins. 16 George Bolden, Lutie Hansborough.

17-George Patch, Sadie M. Pendall. 21-J. F. St.

John, Zora Huffman. 21-Irvin McCallister, Jennie Morgan. 25-Sames A. Collins, Laura A. Yone.

29-G. W. Lowry, Nancy Thompson. 31-Charles Edwards, Francis Curl. JUNE.

2-C. A. H. Wheeler, Tillie Slater. 2-Alvin Pond, Alice Patent.

3-Adolphus Foland, M. J. Compton. 6-Charles Wood, Elizabeth Ashenfelter. 4-J.

W. Durhin, Ella Hitch. 13-George Van Hook, Nannie Coley. 21-James M. Hall, Lizzie Wise.

22-L. B. Whitacre, Rachel Graham. 23-Logan S. Lorish, Lizzie Watkins.

Miller, Bertha E. Vance. 24-Amos Reed, Eila Driscoll. 25-William A. Dusen, Nora Brown.

29-C. E. Johnson, Lida N. Edwards. JULY.

1-Grafton Ellis, Abigail Hill. 1-C. W. Bronson, Alvaretta Barlow. 2-B.

M. Mountjoy, Eva Job. 2-J. E. Rhonemas, Jane Warner.

2-Geo. Winfield, Emma McCallister. 4-Charles Bowers, Mattie Severs. 9-Charles Harvey, Eva D. Carter.

6-John M. Hill, Alice Taylor. 8-W. F. Hopkins, Mattie Brown.

9-Robert M. Liddell, M. J. Garrison. 13 -Theodore Colline, Laura B.

Hammersley. COURT-HOUSE NEWB. Common Pleas Court. NEW CASES. 6264-Dun Co.

ve. John A. Severs foreclosure. Robinson re. D.

J. Spenappeal. 6266-A. L. Antram Co.

v8. M. C. Darbyshire; money only. DECISIONS BY JUDGE DOAN.

C. C. M. R. R.

Co. vs. I. B. Allen; judgment for plaintif $238.

Abel Walker et al vs. Letha M. Cline receiver directed to pay taxes with money in his possession. Sarah Pearson vs. Alex.

Sellars et judgment for plaintiff $632 71; motion for new trial continued until next term. Alf. Frazier vs. Wm. Custis; motion new trial continued.

S. H. Trovillo vs. W. K.

Greeley et judgment for plaintiff $49 87. Clara Rains ve. Le Roy Long; cause continued for want of time to try. T. J.

Norton vs. M. C. Wysong; mofor new trial continued. State vs.

James West; defendant discharged from recognizance at the cost Silas Ronth. Huiskamp Bros. Co. vs. Thomas McDermott et motion for new trial overruled; Sheriff ordered to proceed advertise and sell property.

W. F. MoCray V8. Thomas Leyman finding for plaintiff; deed from Thomas Layman to Joseph Ballinger declared to be void and of no effect; order to sell premises so wrongfully conveyed. Jane McKinsey et v8.

John G. Yeazel et partition of premises ordered. Jane McKinsey et vs. John C. Batton et partition of premises ordered.

Jane McKinsey et vs. John Humphreys et partition of premises ordered. Jane McKinsey et vs. Daniel Batton et partition of premises ordered. Jane McKinsey et V8.

A. J. Batton et partition of premises ordered. Jane McKinsey et v8. Thomas McKinsey et partition of premises ordered.

Garland McKinsey, guardian, vs. Richard McKinsey et partition of premises ordered, Commissioners were not in session last week. Probate Court. Estate of Jesse T. Pope, deceased; sale bill of goods and chattels filed.

Estate of John C. Batton, deceased; inventory and appraisement filed. Estate of John Trenary; sale bills goods and chattels filed. Estate of Arthur Hurley; bond of Taylor Suydam, assignee, in sum of $3,000 filed and approved. Estate of C.

Morris, deceased; allowance of Eliza J. Merris, widow, increased to $255. H. T. Conde vs.

G. H. Smith; proceedings dismissed at cost of plaintiff. Estate of James Culberson, deceased; confirmation of sale of geods and chattels. Estate of Ann E.

Van Doren, deceased; inventory and appraisement, and sale bill of goods and chattels filed. Estate of Rhoda Haines, deceased; sale bill of goods and chattels fled. Jehn McFadden appointed guardian of Harriet A. Wilkinson, minor. Will of Aaron M.

Fordyce probated. cer; et for tion of to et of 14-Fred. Hussey, Lena Morris. 16 C. C.

Clearer, Sallie M. Shank. 22-George H. Lieurance, Ella King. 14-W.

E. Conner, Jennie Gray. 23-Hiram Woodruff, Sabina Weller. 23-Mahlon Thompson. Carrie McBeth.

27-R. A. Jones, Edith Stephenson. 27-Wm. H.

Hudson, Alice Powers. 29-Alva Holaday, Susie Pearson. 30-E. L. Leadbetter, Maggie L.

Ford. AUGUST. 2-George Burns, Bettie Starks. 3-W. C.

McNemar, L. B. McCartney. 6-John Baker, Tamar Irvin. 6-Frank K.

Ruby, Mary Starbuck. 8-Edgar Stephenson, Lizzie Laymon. 10-A. P. Townsend, Della M.

Chaney. 13-John Drake, Irene A. Hockett. 17-Alexander Barber, Cora Adair. 18-Chas.

M. Charlton, Josephine Lee. 18-Edgar Turner, Cora Snow. 18-Isaac Fox, Delia Dixson. 18-M.

B. Snodgrass, Andre King. 20-Frank Robinett, Lucretia Warner. 25-Charley L. Riley, Kittie Traitt.

27-Alonzo Achor, Maria Stewart. 31-William Boring, Cora Early. 31-Jesse Kennett, Anna Lee. 31-Wm. Hubbel, Sallie Pennington.

SEPTEMBER. 1-G. F. Hill, Mollie E. Cowgill.

2-Wm. Garrison, Sarah E. Osborn. 5-H. B.

Farquhar, M. Ida Greene. 6-Thos. Longstreth, Addie B. 6-John C.

Hendricks, M.A. Jones. 7-J. E. Peterson, Viola M.

Farqubar. 7-Wm. Johnson, Ida May Bell. 10-G. H.

Nevergall, Anna Richards. 13-Frank Devanny, Biddie Merriman. 13-Chas. Farquhar, S. M.

Brackney. 15-Sherman T. Coons, Dollie M. Moon. 15-J.

C. Starbuck, Amanda Vandorn. 15-W. H. Farden, Belle Ledbetter.

16-George Carman and Nora Wire. 17-C. A. Matson and Ida Ancil. 21-A.

Rothwell, and Mettie Shaw. 28-0. C. Berry and Susie E. Andrews.

OCTOBER. 1-Levi Ellis and Emma Reynolds. 5-J. M. Garrison and Maggie M.

Welch. 6-Pat. Hallam and Anna C. Tooby. 7-J.

Thomas and America Taylor. 8-John Merchant and Almira Morrell. 12-C. B. Crane and Minetta Walker.

15-H. Runyan and Eliza Crampton. 15-Seneca Murphy and Lizzie Vance. 17-J. Dudley and Jennie M.

Davis. 22- J. Frye and Sarah Stokesberry. 24-Adolph Gramlick and Leona F. Skillman.

24-Oscar Fleming. Mary E. West. 26-George Little and Belle Sperling. 26-J.

S. Marsh and Jennie Sharp. 28-Jas. 0. White and Emma A.

Fox. 28-C. J. Wilson and Eliza Dempsey. NOVEMBER.

1-J. Denehy and Mary C. Waldron. 2-S. McFakden and Malinda Crites.

5-John K. Trickey and M. A. Rumbaugh. 7-J.

Lienenger and Emma Hamilton. 8-James C. Spahr and Emma C. Van Pelt. 11-A.

Davis and Hannah Swearinger. 11-J. H. Lappe and Clara A. Setty.

17-C. W. Swaim and Laura M. Rudduck. 17-Isaiah Gillespieand Rachel M.

Fox. 18-Stephen L. Demonge and Mary E. Tedrick. 19-Enos Reveal and Ida M.

Roves. 19-John Finegan and Ella Lewis. 19-John Slater and Anna Davis. 19-G. Morrison and Rosana Spreight.

22-J. Vance and Cora May Garrison. 23-A. H. Bette and Maggie Whitacre.

23-Charles W. Custis and Florence Johnson. 24-Ricard Houk and Lydia Rannells. 29-I. Smith and Martha J.

Miller. 29-Sanford Bogan and Harriet Gray. 30-Wm. E. Darby and Maria Doak.

DECEMBER. 8-Leonadis A. Holmes ard Hattie E. Whitacre. 9-H.

L. Lockhart and Anna Cook. 13-S. Johnson and Bertie Williams. 14-Joel Haye and Maria Walker.

17-S. G. Lindsey and Jennie Owens. 17-Samuel Baber and Hattie Gilkey. 19-John M.

Girt and Dellie Collins. 20-N. D. M. Culburn and Carrie F.

Hildebrandt. 20-C. 0. Bernard and Ella Tullis. 21-Wm.

Simonton and Sallie Brown. Rhonemus and Mary E. Lewis 21-C. C. Kelley and Mary A.

Simkins. 21-J. F. Gray and E. B.

Smith. 22-0. D. Stevens and Alice C. Shields.

23-A. Berger and Luella Smitheon. 23-F. H. Nordyke and Ada Tullis.

23-W. Hadley and E. Ollie Johnson. 24-Wm. Driskill and Clara Brewer.

24-S. P. Kellum and Flora B. Mills. 24-Stanley McKenzie and Maggie Lienenger.

24-Henry Pope and Lizzie Williams. 27-C. W. Turner and Cora A. Green.

Wall and Viola D. Kildew. 31-Albert E. Amos and Hannah M. Johnson.

31-S. Beal and Ida Stephenson. Closing Out. Having the stock of goods that belonged to George H. Smith, consisting of hardware, tinware, groceries and implements, I will now close them out at cost and carriage, for cash.

j4 JOHN SMITH. Furs Wanted. I am paying the very highest market price in cash for furs of all kinds. Give me a call before selling. L.

G. BANGHAM, At Coate Bangham's Buggy Warerooms, Wilmington, Ohio. No. 1 Timothy Hay, in mew, for (sale. M.

W. SHIDAKER- A SLAUGHTER SALE! -OFHOLIDAY GOODS For the Next 30 Days ATBROWN In order to close them out and get ready for invoicing. Now is your chance to get bargains, as we only have a few left. Call early. BROWN Druggists and Pharmacists, Wilmington, Ohio.

Real Estate Transfers. A. E. Moon to Mary A. Brandenberg, 55 acres in Jefferson Township; $1,650.

J. G. G. Adams to William Bungan, 412 acres in Marion Township; $500. J.

T. MoVey to J. P. McVey, acres; $3,225. Jacob Emmons to Alpha Gallup, in Wilmington, $40.

Frank Brandenberg to Eli Wilson, 10 acres; $900. Sarah P. Hoover to J. A. Stingley, 70 acres in Chester Township; $2,225.

Catharine Kibbey to Susannab Garrison, 4 acres; $1,310. Alf. Dun to Jacob McHue, 50 acres; $3,250. Sheriff to Nathan Henry, 35 acres in Wilson Township; $1,470. J.

M. Carter to Margaret A. Cahill, lot in Sabina; $100. S. R.

Mitchell to Daniel Stephenson, lot in Cuba; $500. Isaac Chance to John W. Plymire, 112 acres in Richland $1,050. Samuel Baldwin to R. D.

Shields, 62-100 acres; $475. Abner Briggs to David Doak, 55 acres in Washington Township; $2,500. W. P. Wolf to D.

F. McCoy, lot Wilmington; $135. S. F. Wescoat to Ellen E.

Stanfield, lot in Clarksville; $700. Sheriff to H. B. Dahl, trustee, lot Reesville; $161 18. George Hull to Henry B.

Lieurance, lot; $350. James Matthews to Isaac Chance, in Sabina; $700. Susan Fordyce to Thomas Fordyce, 15 acres in Marion Township; $450. Zimri Wall to C. P.

Martindale, 5 3-10 acres in Union Townsbip; Fifteen mortgages recorded during the week, securing $11,272. People From the Country Should understand that we do repairing the same day it is brought in. Your boots and shoes can be taken homo with you in the evening, when left during the day. H. R.

WALKER, The exclusive boot and shoe dealer. After January 1, 1888, I shall be obliged to require, in, all cases, cash when the negative is made. Pictures mast not be coneidered ordered until paid for. For the following reasons: First This is the custom in the leading galleries everywhere. Second -The business has become so extensive as to be unmanageable under the credit system.

Third-Accounte are always small and scattered, and troublesome to collect. 0 will these pictures be ready?" "Next Saturday." "All right, I'll call and pay you for them when I get them." But he or she does net come back. I lose more in a in this way than in any other. People have no idea how often I am imposed upon ID year this manner. Fifth -My own reputation for truth and veracity ought to be well established by this time, Persone who are afraid to trust me will go elsewhere for their work.

I shall guard my reputation jealously and spare no pains to obtain the very best resulte, and will guarantee good work in all cases. To my wealthier patrons, and especially to my personal friends, I would say please do not ask me to break this rule, as I can not do that and be honest with others. CHARLES BUTTERWORTH. Going, Going, Gone! Thanking one and all for their kind patronage for the past seven years, I remain yours, respectfully, A. NEWT.

MOORE, Furniture and Carpets. Will be the words uttered in a few days. Our elegant stock of Furniture and Carpets are going fast, and your last opportunity has come. The goods must go in the next ten days for what they will bring, as we do not wish to ship one dollar's worth of goods if possible. Take Them at Any Price! Remember, our stock must be sold by the evening of December 31.

Good of Rockers, Bureaus, Bedsprings and two elegant Parlor Suits, all. bevariety low manufacturer's price. Don't nut off until the last day and rash. Come the final rush and make your selection before all is picked over. Grand before farewell chance for bargains.

If you wait until January you will then say and regret losing such bargains. Come at once. A cordial welcome. gone,.