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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-29

At Court Of Probate holden at Torringlon
within and for the district of Torrington,
on the Gath daT of Jan, A. d. 1851.
Present. HENRY S. BARBOUR. Esq. Judge.
~ motion Of the administrators on the
~ estate of TRUMAN A. CURTISS,
late Of TorriDgton, within said district, de-
ceased. this Court doth decree that six
msnths be allowed und limited for the cre-
ditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims
against the same to the Administrators ::
and directs that public notice be given of
this order by advertising in newspaper
published in Litch6eld. and by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town Of Torrington, neares, the place where
the deceared last dwelt. Certiie from
Record.
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IRON BANK.-The President and Di>
rectors Of the Iron Bank have this day de-
clared a Dividend Of Eve PER cent ON tho
Original Capital Of said Bank, ont Of the
earnirgs Of tho last ak months: Aud have
also Voted to pay interest 81 the rate Of &
per cent per annum on the several Install
,nents due and paid in, on THE New Stock
If said Bank, all which is payable 10 tho
Stockholders on aud after the first Of Janu
AIRY next.
A. c. RANDALL, Cashier.
| Falls Village. Dec. %, 1851. 3w
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@ao REWARD

WILL be p'id !, any person who vii
w buy box Of DIR TeTrel's Healing
Ointment, and use it according 10 diree-
tions, IL they vii. call ut my ONCE and say
with a clear conscience. that Il does moi
comple,elyrure Chapel Hands. Chilblains.
Sore lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores %
ChilJren. and greatly alleviate, Il NOS en-.
TREY cure Salt Rheum, and most diseases
of the skin. See advertisement.
MONROE TERRELL.
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Architecture.
20. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS

20. d A. JORDAN ARCHIIECTS.
n 2l6 Main Street, Hartford. Conn,
inFFER their services to gentlemen a.
NJ bout to build, to committees of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell
ing houses. &c. actually built and 10 pro-
&ress, can at all lines be seen at their Of.
fee and as it is more economical and
sayes much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well matured be.
fore commencing. it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
Of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection Of
works during the progress as well as fur
nish designs for every style of interior de-
c0ration, fresco painting, monuments. tab
lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
dan. 90, 1852. 81
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DIED.

In Goshen on the 22d inst. Mrs Polly
Ives aged 64-wifs Of Samuel ives.
In Warren on the 18th inst. DnDiel
Besman Esq. aged 81.
In Barkhamstead, Levi Tiffany aged IS;
Captain John HawIey.
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N A4Ik&NUEIue
THE subscriber olfers Cor aels one ana
QUE half acres DC Land, en- The ease sills
nf North steel. i'm the village of Litch6eli.
lylng nexi adinlniNg the land and Dwelling
House nf the lieu. Judge Church.
Enquire III I. III. Hubbard. 0r the snbseAR
Der In Salisbury.
GEORGE G. DODGE
Jane L1lh. 1851. n1eA s.
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FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale his proper
= ty situated in Salisbury, Litchfield Co.
Conn.,, consisting Of an Iron Foundry, Grain
Mill. and about 10 acres OF Land. The
laundry and Mill are located on the outlet
0fshe Long Pond one of the best privileges
idthe county, having fall Of some so or
7o feet within half mile. The Land is of
a excellent quality and in high state Of
cuIsivation. with two dwelling houses stand.
inS on the same, and also suitable on,
hdildings.
The above property lies within about
aziEes Of the Harlem RailrOad, ON the west
- 3 miles Of the Housatonic Railroad on
d sast. with good roads TO either. This
Il xery superior opportunity for an invest
N capitalists or men of en,erprixe.
&ssired. most Of the purchase money
aS6 Il for term Of years.
ENA Foundry, Mill and privilege win be
! = separately u preferred, or with one
4 - and part Of the land.
NATH'L. BENEDICT.
Il z.'sbary, Jan. 18Th. 1852. ew37
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CMURCM & BATTE@SOM

VIZ W 4110tS4A ~ t9&aS ~ - Ge1lQ1ONy1N a
No. 1914. MAIN STREET. HARTFORD,
GRATEFUL for the humorous "sub-
" siantiaI" faVOrs from their friends in
Litch6Old County, during the past year. beg
leave to solicit continuance of the same
for 1852.
New and Beautiful JeWeIry
OF the latest importations constantly on
hand. and will be sold low.
Fine Gold and Silver Watches at the
lowest possible prices.
Shell and Buffalo Horn Combs, Dressing
Combs. Hair Brushes. Fine Table and Poe
ket Cutlery, and rich Fancy Goods.
STERLING SILVER WARE.
+ Forks, Spoons, Cups, Goble,s for presen-
tation, Napkin Rings, Pie. Fish and Cake
Knives, &C., &c., made of pme siluer and
eoQyr00ted.
A GOLD MEDAL was awarded them by
the Hartford County Agricultural Society,
in 1851.
LORENZO CHUECR,
HERMAN G PATTERSON.
jar. 90, 1852. p3m
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FOR SALE.
jar. %. 1852.

E!i! A Dwelling House and Lot
situnied in Meadow street in
this village. There is barn and other out
buildings on the premises. For further
particulars enquire of
AMANDA KILBOURN.
Liichfieid, JAN &c, 1852.
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KS1.. Sale.

A Conversions two story dwelling house
Aand harm, handsomely situated d few
rods below the Methodist ChurcR ia Meadf
Ow street Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On
be premises Of sAMUEL. CLOCK.
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Doctors could giVe no ETeIp

Mr. VIM. d Jennings merch:n. at Pierpont Centre
Ashtabula CO., Ohio wrote to October 2d 1913, anc
stated OF Cons UMPTIoN which tile use OF BRANTt
INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM had effected in 5fr. Val
lam CrOckrt OF an adjoining town. Mr.. Crockett bad
sought relief from the beet physicians and
medicines, but found none for the fatal hand of that
unrelenng monster Consumption. had taken fast hold
his vtHls, and was so destroying and facilitating
his body that he was skeleton. He gireR
up by his physician, and all friends who would
soon inhabit grave But in this aEt extremity.
strange and marvellous 1t may SEEM yet II Is trna
that the use Of only fac bottles Of BRANT's iEDIAs
PULMONARY BALsAM has unclinched tic hand OF the
destroyer, ind restored Mr. Crockett to healt, and he
Is now aHEaLTHY, HEARTY, RUoaED MAN.
BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS.
Mr. w. Chapman merchant Mddlebnry. state OF
Vermont stated to that his son wae afflicted with
bleeding al The lungs and after all ether remedies failed
and his physicians said he would de- he made Of
Branfs Indian Pulmonary Basan, which soon restored
him 10 health
Z SHE COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED.
Mr. James WINS merchant and miller OF Kirkland
Lake Co., Ohio, wrote, Sept 18th, 1888 Tint BRANT's
PULMoRaRY DALsAa was efectng astonishing
cures in that vicinity in particular was tho
wife of his head miller She mad been deceased for (ovy
ieca VeoTs and her husband had spent almost h his
esrnngA in paying doctors and In trying oil kinda st
medicines but to purpose She had not t0id or SLEPT
her bed for seusrol years. In consequence Of her dis
ease but after using (ep bottles OF Bronfs Ps
ponary Baisan she could lilo and Sjoy sleep In her bed
q well hs she could. y
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DIR. TERRHIISS
HEALTEG OINTMENT


LSoR The cure Of Ssltrheun, E1fssipe,ss.
L Chilblains. CHARGED OF Cracked HaLas.
buns and Scslds, Cuts, Wounds Of any kind.
Old So'ea, all kiEds Of breaking eut and ssI.s
u" chlld,en. Sore Lips, PimPles on shs face
and all diseases Of the skin.
o. For particulars. see sE.all bills ac:sH.
PsnS ing zach Bux.
To convince ME public that this Ointment
- 10 humbug. and that il will do what the ~.
c'mmendati"n says, invite any One troubled
With the above complaints to Gallon my ARenla
ard take a Box and try il. il il does not effect
CURE return il within thirty days, and lskv
back yoUr money.
N. b. can give Hundreds Of certificates
wEele this Ointment has almosi wrought nit
acles in The way of cures, but think il Of re
use. as il will recommend itself wherever il -
used. Prepare and sold BY
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, CT.
03-Ali Orders directed to the above address
will he thankfully received and promptly 81.
tended to- Sold also by the principal Drug
gisis and Country Merchants generally. Ptice
IS cents
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p. q. BARNUM

TWill lecture on Temperance and the
Maine Law at Cornwall, ON Tuesday,
February 80, 1852
West Cornwall. Jan goth, so.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-29

At Court Of Probate holden at New Mil
ford within aud for The District of New
Milford, on the 7lh day of Jan. $50.
Presen.,D c SANFORD Esq. Judge.
~ N motion OF the Admin soHator on the
" estate of AUGUSTUS WHEATON,,
late of New Milford, within said district
deceased. This Court doth decree that six
months from this dale be allowed and linn
tied for the creditors of said estate to exhi-
bit their claims against the same to said
Administrator. and directs that public no
lice &c given of this order by advertising
in newspaper published in Liichfeld, and
by posting copy thereof on the public sign
post in said town Of New Milford, nearest
the place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
DC SANFORD, Judge,
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RAISED FRoM The CRANE.

Messrs. Pratt & Foster, merchants of West Corn.
wall, Conn.,. called on Mt New York, April 2Itt le47
and said BrantS Ba'Son had Effected of such hope
less OF Consumption in their town. hat nu
other cough medicine could be sold there that il Ind
sised SONG II fran the g,aUe-soc that physicisns
and all the friends said niust die. One gentlemen IL
particular far gone TINT Ills physician told hin
1t useless to take any more medicine. lie then
rhem hope sbas ie,f, began TO take Branfs Bolsa
got well---eld : now NuN 90 be eyeI was.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-29

TNil.Es, 1909 Aoz. ". s. Butcher files con
L si>ting 81 every size aud kind, now "pen-
ing by HOLCOMN s. LION.
% Water street bridgeport.
CARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axlss.
s1,Sm,hgs. Shafts Carriage Rows, B'dis
Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory
dead Screws, Scanning Cord, &c.
tIOICOAB & LYON.
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District of New Milford, s..
Probate Court, Jan, Sd, 1852.

y STATE of STEPHEN WELLS. of
- New Milford. in said district, an as
signing debtor. The Court of Probate ios
the district OF New Milford hath limited
and allowed six months from The date here
Of for the creditors Of said estate, in which
TO exhibit their Claims thereto; ard has APP
pointed Harry Buckingham and William ]
Starr Commissioners, to receive and exam>
ire said Claims. Certified by
DAN'L B. BRINSMADE, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
snan meet at the dwelling house of James
=. Wells 10 said New Milford, on the 2lst
cay OF February, and the Sd day of July,
1902. a. O'Clock in the forenoon, on each
Of SAID days. fer the purpose If attending on
the business Of said appointment.
w. J. STAIR, lComm;s-
II. BUCKINGHAM, sioners.
AL persons indebted 10 said Estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 10
ALBERT N. BALDWIN, Assignee.
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CFIOLERA FNFANTUNN,

Vk2OA9&A8A&2 &AW&s &A1W - ~
are al.oays cured by this Balsann
THIs RALsAa is the best nst5yHe in the world to
soehs and quiet cross retiA children to Sleep and cause
them to rest gystiy and yet it does mt centa'n any
OPIUM LAuDANUM. rARE0oRfc and therefore, nev
=. INJURIES affects iis~ases the BRAIN as prepara""
of oniun do. WeaklN children will bccone fLEsE
HwAIrilY. AMI HEARTY. and grow rapidly w the use
this Balsaits. =,
No mother need ever mourn HE death q hsr en-
PuL MCNARf BAISAM be administered. J.
,htad be- TOR such cases. given ia larger than the on
tinary d,ses
MIR. z. s. Terry. merchant Byron, Gencaee County.
Y. wrote, Aug a. 1916: Rrant's Medicine 10 doing
wonders hereit has cured man of Consumption. thai
all the physicians had said must die. When he com
menced taking Brants Medicine. he could not is
haad to his head he bed at the lungs and every symp
tom seemed indicate that he must die but, aston
iahing to ALL he is able to labor and rides all
the county He used only fine bottles. will alec show
YOU when visit the city of New York in the spring
what great MsrRs Brant has done for 1t has also
cured young lady Of Consumption in Orleans county
which her father Gays doctor could cure.
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District of New Milford, IS }

Probate Court, Jan. 18th, 1852.
ESTATE Of MINER MOREHOUSE,
IA 81, Ia.e Of New Milford, in said dist;
deceased, the Court of Probate for the dist
Of New Milford hath limited and allowed
months from the date hereof for the credi
tors Of said estate, represented insolvent, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto; and
has appointed ALERT N. Baldwin and Mel
son Ford, Commissioners. to receive and
examine said claims. Certified by
D G SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the late residence of Miner
Morehouse in said New Milford, on the
18th day of March, and the 18th day of
July, 1859, at 9o'clock in the forenoon, on
each of said days, for the purpose of at
tending on the business of said appoint
ment.
ALBERT N BALDWIN. J Commits
NELSON FORD, (sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment TO
ELIZA MOREHOUSE,l Admins
81 LEVI MOREHOUSE. { traitors.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-29

4 En DOE hand, pannell, rip and back
leJUSaws, Of Butchers, Spear & Jackson
and Becket's, Il wholesale and retail BY go 3.
Sd HOLCOMR & LYON. ].
SO Water street, Bridgeport. ?
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CY0yrEA TNFANTUM.

No mother need ever mourn the death Of her child
hy Cholera IDantum, while tcethng, II DRANT'S
put MoNARY BALSAM be administered u
should be- for such given la larger than the ord
nary losss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-01-29
FEMALE WEAKNESSES 8 COMPLAINTS

No remedy offered to the public has ever been Asy
as certain and t.eiual In restoring 4LL the ncidont1
tahnesses and irregularities of the ms BnA.T'e
Pulmonary BALsAM. II makes 40 difference whether
the arrangement be suppression other wtak.
ness--it REGULATES ALL, by st'sneihening the Eye
trn, equal cling the cucnoti0n and SOOTHING and Ale
LAYING NERVOUS IRRlTABiLlrY. See PamPhlefs
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From the Girl 10 the Womsn and the Woman At mid.
die age-tie is accelerated and the other SO
gradssy suppressed 10 prevent any Of the fatal d's
Sases that frequently arise in consequence Vi such
change
Nervous Diseases and arrangements
Chrcd without faD DYsENTERY and SUMMER
COMP Amt, III thiidren and 0iuhs--aud
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PEMlLE MElENESSES anA COMpLAINTS.

No remedy that has been oatrsd to the public, has
hecn h0 certain and 6tctuai in restoring ALL
the Incidental and Irregularities Of the
RRAxr's PuLMoNARY BALsAM. Ii makes differ
whether the arrangement be suppression ercess,
other iucidc1tai soeakaeSS-it REGULATES ALL.
by strengthening tho system equ0siRg the c,rcMatioa
aid SOOTHING and ALI.AYiNG NERVOUS IRltlTA.
GilIi. See Pamphlets for proof.
CHANGE OF LIFE.
From tho Girl to the WOMAN. and the Woman at mid
de ags-t!,e is accelerated, and the other
gradually suppressed to prcyet any OF the fatal DIS
that frequently arise in consequence Vt such
change.
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q itFNIS - I.IDtHtl
PULMONARY EIilSAII,

Has cRrd without TIE beast ,,rsY Of t;,uii p,rS
many vi the most Ongiy developed rasrs of n.,at.d
AMI aiTessef fWagSsliciI y,r, meyer cured he
any other nedcincs-aud which ere 10 uI,ryy Lo,,.
ess, that tie deceased iersous we're prous,une.d -
physicians and friends to he AcTuALLY pisa
1t p,sses-s MI Tie Cennsr, and t,rii ,iny yrtne.
nearly powerful! aud active the preparation which
call
GRANTS INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that hecase this possesses sEvERAL
aTHEh AkDIcATIoSs which PecHiI4 " adopted ~
and essentially 'ssary, to care
COUGHS g. CONSUMPTlON6
md VII aiuesscs of pur ouary mature, such ds.ases
usually prove iaiiG under ordinary treatliient,
when they aHrk
The Breast, Throat, LnngS, aud Heart.
This Bdlss,a hrois amt ulcers la the LRags and
elsewhere Internally eer01ny and easily the PuRI
FLYING EXTRACT cures and heGix ulcers sztraay. 3hfs
HALsAM cures Mae cases OF Cough snd CansWsb iioa
ui o Tea after all other remedies hHvc aiitd gOVd
THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPYIUNS
and Chroaic Coughs. abundantly pEcvo its vnG.iiinE
sbftGcy in such Diseases aud lis uHdOnbcd curative
ro"er ald soothing, healing properties in the following
complaints and diseases. viz. Splitting Of BLOOD, BLEED
ing tks Lungs, Pai1 iae Bred aud Side, Night
SHsGtS Marcus Complaints, Papiiatisn VI the HrOrt,
Cholera in(aSUK DyseatsTy and SH:SeJ Complaints in
Children and A1nlfS--And ALL
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District of LRchfield, rs.

Published BY cider Of The President and Di
rectors, JOHN HINSDALE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22
CIyY TRADE REPORr.

TUEspAy. D8e 2I-e =. NJ.
AtHn.--The days sales embraced 80 bbh pots at
81 sen, and pearls 1t SIS rs per 100 lbs.
BRrAD6TrFFs.--Plour d. not vary much The demsnd
continued active at steady rates. The Transactions
amounted TO III 800 bbs. sour and supsrane No q at
s. rs . 81 0sn ordinary to choice State st IS A3x
So sax mixed to fancy Western At IS so So 8s MIX
ed 10 straight Southern at IS 61x fancy Gese-
and Ohio at SIS 62 IS 76 extra Western At S. 10
SO 12 extra Geaesee 81 So rs 50 Is and fancy south
err Al S. 81 80 81 per Dbl Tbs higa prices asked
for wheat rye and barley prevented operations in such
sale Of $3.50 bushels heavy canal oats reported ct
ste but most parties quoted State and Western as Low
NJ blo. . t3c per bu.hsl Corn seemed cheaper The
business lucluded 30 600 bushes Western and
Southern white and yellow at 66e a 700. per bushel.
CASpLHa--Wtre lese active at lilo lie, for mould
talowi &c zsc for aiamantins, and $50. for plata
sperm per ID
co1ror.-rhe taes 70 day 1900 bales a. prices /.
some Instances 10 higher.
CorrEr Small lote brought IL 80. for Java; exc for
Msrscaibo and 80. for Rio per ID.
CoypyR odd and eheathng In good request
ut $40. a Gee. per Id cash.
FisH = The ouy important sale reported was Of 0oo
quin;ala dry cod ~ 80 10
Fnurr we noticed Gales Of 900 bcree bunch raidn.
a. 50 s0 SEQ half aud quarter boxes do at private
trsct and 2b bales OF Lauguedoo almonds at 1910
Fnnonrs. This being packet day with Indictment
weather engagements we're light 10 Liverpool small
ots Of iour engaged al 3s Cd AZ. whest |
likd In ships bags Cotton was ncmuai ut "a To
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22

Ths New Orleans Pc0vsoe Of the 18th Instant says
"Th sale Of bonds completes all the arrangements
cesary for meeting al thsiAbties Of the city every
kind Of indebtedness principal and interest until the
fixed taxes provided for In tho charter int use
There are learn from the proper authorities
In the hands Of the csnnissisners Con deposit in the
Union Bank Of New York; ample funds Of the
sale Of the first two millions, pay al the Interest
pons which will become due upon the present and late
city and municipality obligations up to the LIST Of July
next The proceeds Of the sale Of the bonds awarded yes
tsrdsy are appropriated by law and they ample TO
pay every dollar Of the further Adebte dAess Of all de-
scrptioss Of the city and Its old subdivisions whether
for principal or interest which may mature during the
remainder Of 1852 including the interest which msy
up to and tho 1st Of July 1858. At that time
the Conioldated Loan Tax" which must be levied in
January must be collected and In hand, with which -
provide for the interest due the JANUARY uy
1854 ass thsscsforward the tax viii be available anuu
ally fer the Of iat.rest and tbs Of
funds With which to discharge the when nAtufed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-22


cl,feev sone -. -. assr wys 0gsgs9 . - 49,
70 Le.esa ana HaMs wsrs uncsanssa For ussssssnis
pss foot Son. oi.spss: s.ssiy sssiy .
all sbts1ed y - - Is - % TOT neur
bale: river have y ben ,aS Ssse'sa Of within
Hem No xsMsx,.s Siso s,ss - =. nsus ,,,.s
ofesse0 W.T. - ~ v.US -. ~ 49, ~
re nI. 30 psp H. . '''' -'' 'A-s' - ''
.o ihoS "A mSe s,h ,squn5 y" S'o'A ~ "
SSv per 'Oa, MA ~ .c.,ca and hsd at AZ s7 As 80
pei 100 lbs; ..,, ,,.. =. -,
=, L 1sn - Sh n'0Aian0 "s' 41"''
~ IA per DBL h.v. h.a, sso bbs Nav Orleans
'sxsn 80 PEI sRo.1 ana cruds turusnt,ns ruled
about the sane 50 bbs spirits turpcntise fetched $50
~ S., sns '.A' y ''- '
Pn M. a,v,a v.ovements embraced 5000 gallons
,,r.asS 4 sse Soo I9co Olive q ST 10, and 800 red
- ~ 80 rsuor sssS
P,ov.o.:r:rl varied little u. sales esmp,.sd ~
bbs es so ana .sv l. So rs.s hcg. sd h,s =.
msss - PIC ~ The s.iss Of lard rsscisd sao Dkss =
1910 New neet Wa IN coca requess ahH Pu,onsssa
to the extent OF 4o0 Dds e0untfy p,ne - 20 20
s. i. p csis:s: 90 It sis g. About 100
bbls beef hams nrouen. PIE pel SIv lDs :, a. TX
Rec "A limited business was trsnfsoseo' - % 70
- l2h per l0o Ids
REAL EsrAIE-sae Of Corporation property a. auc-
ton BY Anthony Beecaes u iot cornss o. Lex ,s
DO adjoiasg, each 2saso 81 - Zach; DO corner
fnty.seoona street; 1oxsV wy 90 Soaacs snsn
avenue anu IMty tnLo street zexlVs, $oAOSs ~ ~
Joining eash 21ls0 sa5So each a. on rear on FIFTY
thId street. each Iox!oo JOY escn az solaaans ao
81 900 esch 90 40 40 SLED sscn az 40 90 SLiso
each do DO Do ST. do 90 DO 1.-Two = DO do %
$le6e eash 40 40 90 SWo esen; 40 40 corner Fourth
avenue DO $2lbo 90 40 40 ~ sVe eacni 40 corner
Eighth s,eous and FIFTH street, % $xSOoi 40 adjon-
Ing DO $170o eech 40 On rear on bfty eghtn street
2sxieo SLIM; 40 adjoining each Zoxleo yvoo saon
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