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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

EASTEN YOUR WINDOWSI

No spring to break, cutting OF sash; cheap, du-
rable very easily applied holds sash at any place
desired and SELF fastener when the SASH Is Gown
send stamp for circular Circular and six copper
brOnzed locks sent 10 any address in the L. =, post
paid, on receipt Of B. IS Liberal inducements to
the trade. Agents wan ed. Address ReisInger sash
Lock Co. No us Market st. Harrisburg, Pa.
For illustration of mis- cheapest and best Cc, see
MOOd's HOusahl-d MaEaZifle. n. y. InQpp't. etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

A CARD. We are pleased to announce
that the Globe Rolling BIill Company Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, have again resumed operations
since the late disasterous fire in their works,
they having so far completed repairs that they
were able to commence the manufacture of
iron. steel. and wire, IN all their branches, on
Monday the Sd instant. They solicit orders,
which viii receive their prompt and careful
attention.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

LIKE lightning are the miraculous
cures effected with FIagg's Instant Relief
Aches, pains, sprains, bowel complaints, etc,
can not exist if this great medicine is used
Relief warranted, or money refunded.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
Address- he SUN. New York City.

FoR loss Of appetite, dyspepsia, indigestion
depression of spirits and general debility
IN their various forms. FERRO-PH OsPORATEE
ELTXIR of CALIsAYA, made by CAswELI., HAz-
ARD IL Co, New York and sold by all druggists,
is the best tonic. As a stimulant tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever or other sickness.
it has no equal If taken during the season it
prevents fever and ague and other intermit-
tent fevers.-Con3.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

CRIsrADORO's Excelsior Hair Dye IS
the most sure and complete preparation of the
kind in the world it's effects are magical, its
character harmless, its tInts natural, its quail
ties enduring.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

IT is a rare thing that physicians give
any countenance to a medicine, the manufac
tUre of which is a secret. About the only ex-
ception we know of Is JohnsOn's AnOdyne Lin
irnent This, we believe, all endorse, and
many of them use it in their practice with
great success.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause gripping pains, but leave the
bowels in a torpid, cOstive state. Parsons
Purgative Pills viii relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the system.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC CANDY

Embraces in a general degree the principles of
Scheneks Pulmonc syrup, and while as pleasant
the palate the puTeSt ConfectiOns, lis medical
properties render it efectuai in coughs, colds,
bronchial and catarrhal affections. etc II is the
most acceptable remedy for children infants. and
can he given with impunEy: while for professional
gentlemen those who suffer from loss OF voice il
Is indispensable. These candies are put up in ,
cent boxes. convenient for the pocket, and are for
& son. n. Z. cor Sixth and Arch streets. Phila-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
The Sweetness of Home.

He who has no home has not the
sweetest pleasure Of life; he feels not
the thousand endearments that cluster
around that hallowed spot to fill the
void of his aching heart, and while
away his leisure moments in the sweet
2st Of LIES JOY. Is misfortune your
lot, you Will find n friendly welcome
from hearts beating true to your own.
The chosen partner to your toll has
smile of appreciation when others have
deserted, hand of hope when all 9TH
ers refuse, and a heart to feel your sor-
sows as her own. Perhaps smiling
cherub with prattling gIee and joyous
laugh, viii drive all sorrow from your
careworn brow, and enclose it in the
wreaths of domestic bliss
No matter how humble that home
may be, how destitute its stores, or
how poorly its inmates are clad; If true
hearts dwell there, it is yet home-a
cheerful, prudent wife, obedient and
affectionate children, viii give possess
sors more real JOY than bags of gold and
windy honers.
The home of temperate, industri-
ous and honest man viii be his greatest
Joy He comes to it weary and worn,
out the music of the merry laugh and
the happy voices of childhood cheer
him. a plain but healthful meal
awaits him. Envy, ambition and strife
have no place there, and with clear
conscience he lays his weary limbs
down to rest IN the bosom of his family.
and under the protecting care of the
poor mans friend
One of the most entertaining of on,
younger essayists tells US that he once
heard a liberal clergyman extol the re.
pose of nature. ''Learn lesson, sale
the liberal clergyman, ''from the peace
full forest Why should we strive an,
more than the blowing grain" Blu
nothing could be further from the fact
To live is to contend. Each plan
endeavors, almost consciously. to des
troy his neighbor. to occupy his ground
TO feed upon his nutriment, to devou
his substance. There are armies an
invasions of grasses, barbarian inroad
and extirpations. Every inch of groun
is contested by the weeds; the forest
a struggle for precedence /; the wars c
the roses are n perennial feud. Tn
severest landscape, the stillest wood
land. are the mortal arena of vegetabl
and animal conflict. Every field is
battlefield. The spear and the blad
If war are foretold in the meadow grass
strife begins with life at the lowest an
culminates in the wars of competin
races and civilizations-the might
struggle in which the honor and life {
nations are the stakes.
THEY who act in the path of duty
and depend on the power Of God, equa
lv safe ut all times and in all cireun
stances no lessSafe, when surrounde
by enraged enemies, than when enen
cled by kind and assiduous friends.
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sacuritv of Farm Pronertv.

Farm property IS secure in yielding
constant and remunerative labor. When
a man hears that he can earn say 50 per
day in a boundary or factory, he saws to
himself that is 5000 per year-perhaps
half the value of his farm; he faneies
he can live upon $500 and save the bal
ance. and so infers that it is better than
farming. But living in connection with
manufacturing, cannot be reckoned in
this wholesale way. Setting aside idle
days, sickness, accident and cessation of
work that detract from pay, the future
of labor in trades is dark and unprom-
ising. The antagonism between labor
and capital in this country Is a fixed
fact, whether theoretically there can be
such an antagonism or not It is not
without significance that the Interna-
tionaI society is hereafter to have its
/ Headquarters in New York instead OF
Europe. This antagonism viii not de
crease. Whatever It's issue, it viii rem
der the life of the working man for the
next generation miserable and uncer.
tain by the contention III which he viii
/ be necessarily involved. It is said that
the strikes are ended, I do not believe
we have seen their beginning. The
/ only certainty before the labor of shops
/ and factories, is breaks, fiuctuatinc
/ wages and general uncertainty It can
not reckon on Unbroken time and steady
WAGES
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

OLD men, young men, but not mai
dens. should wear the Elmwood Collar. The
men will look well and the maidens viii see
they do.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

How DUCKS ARE Produced IN ENG
LAND.-We find the following state
ment in an exchange ''The early
ducklings that realize such high prices
in the London markets are the AyIes-
bury variety, distinguished by their
great size, white pIumage, and flesh
colored bills. If fed with an unlimited
supply Of oats glazed in a vessel Of water
and not allowed much room 20 swim,
the old birds viii lay freely IN winter f.;
then the eggs should be matched under
hens, and the ducklings literally fed
with Stacked oat-m meal and liue mid
dhngs. And afterwards with oats IN
water. Under this treatment they may
be ready for the table in less than two
months.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

INFLUENCE OF FooD UPON POULTRY
AMI. Fees. There is no better fattening
material for poultry than corn meal,
especially if mixed with milk; and we
notice that it has come to be used large
ly in some of the poultry yards of
France. When insects are not procura-
bic, animal food in some form is desira-
BILE, and here again we see that although
poultry devours the flesh of the dead
horses which have been Stayed in France,
it has been found to impart disagreed
BILE taste to the fowls so fed. Fowls,
like hogs, are supposed to be universal
scavengers but, as with hogs, neither
DELEGATE nor healthy flesh can be made
from them if fed upon garbage. Great
care should be exercised IN the matter,
for the influence of the food upon the
quality, not only of the meat, but of the
eggs, has, in too many cases, not been
duly appreciated.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

A farmer whose cribs werefulI Of corn,
was accustomed to pray that the wants
Of the poor and needy might be suppli-
ed but when any one in needy eircum-
stances asked for a little of his corn, he
said he had none to spare. One day,
after hearing his father pray for the
poor and needy, his little son said TO
him
ssFather, I wish I had your corn"
''Wbv. my son, what could you do
with it p asked the father.
The child replied, T would answer
your prayers -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

THEY who act in the path of duty,
and depend on the power Of God, equal
" safe ut all times and in all cireum-
stances no lessSafe, when surrounded
by enraged enemies, than when encIr-
cled by kind and assiduous friends.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14

Onn Aai NTs wANTED.-sAafpLEs SEM
tts UktkJ free Y NAL. Two mes arfiie. sslsliie
a. >four. AddTt ". II. WI fF- Sfr.ilf h. n b.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-03-14
Hand Hon1inY Mill

- 4 secret EloE Had 1c8 Z Dents 49,
- Sent free f8r . Stamps. Ad1-ce5 - =
DE-. EonaparGe - Co.. Cincinnati q.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
STATE OF WIS CONsIN.
County of KenOsha. re

STATE OF WIS CONsIN, - t~@ y@@tt V tA@
County of KenOsha. rs
"a Office ls hereby given, that so nncb ~ eocb
parcel of land, city, or village lot des ,rihed
~ the following lists az may be necessary for that
day of MAY Al n 1873, and the ncy3 ~ ,o,n
days thereafter bessol0 by the un IL rsigned Coun
~ Treasurer fsaid County. public anction Of hrs
delinquent taxes Of 1872 due TO the county of K".
nosha also the delinquent taxes due the cItv of
k"nosha+ for the wear 1879, as returred to me bv
oier OF the city Of Kenosha. according TO law. :.
Gwen under my hand az my Office in the citv Of
Kenosha, this 4th day nf April, 4. d 1874.
rww a 1WEJUHN ENGLISH.
County Treasurer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
WASHINGTON ISLAND
Stllle lot 6 blk 5 or sec n sec 81 t2r23 al
CITY OF KENOsH AID. WARD

Lousia Dlcky lot blk or sec w sec 5 t1r23
John Dempsey lot ID blk 2qr acc n w acc 5 t r %
do do lot II blk or sec n w sec st 1r %
With Laner lot g blk or sec n w sec 5t1r23
J NJ Dnelly lot % blk or sec n w see t1r23
p mcAlynn lot % blk or sec n W sec 5 ii 1873 r.
John Hogan com rod 2 and 229 It w.f e cor r
80 or sec thence e al sN2ft thence s rds thence
VA 8 l2ft thence n 5 sto beg or sec n 9 acc 6
T II Wood com 4 rds offs cor, of lot is thence
eA5rds thence 5 rdsl Z # thence " toKenosha
Stthince n to beg or sec II e sec 6 IL t23 tr
E SElkina com 81 rdS of stw cor of LOT IS thence
G TO sec lire thence rds thence w to Ken ST
thence 5 rds Is # TO beg or sec n aces / r %
James Chase com 67h rds p Of wcor Or lot IS
thence to sec line 'hence ~ rds thence W to
Ken " thence ~ rds to beg or sec n sec s
t1r23 81
G @ Lewis com IS rodss of w cor Of lot Is thence
e TO 9 C line thence g 81 rds thence W to Ken,
Stthence 81 rf- to beg or sec ne sec 6 til %
Est of Phelps com AZ e,e,cor oflot 10 the nee n
on lire Of al lo' "a It thence acr ga lots 70
l9 IA 20 W line Of lot Ia thence g IN eaid W
ii e "a IT thence etc beg lots 10 ID ii Or sec
sec IRIS Ia EHat.HI0J ak1&J tslt
Mrs Nickl O'Noill com rds and 43 I'd offs e
cor Of lot II thence Al 1t thence So rds thence
AT thence 81 rds TO beg or sec e sec Ct 1
g.ssfrtDtA4 % 90 }1EA941
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
JENNE'S ADDITION.

Mickl Naloney lot l. blk I Or sec s sec 8, 81 a8
% W George lots blk 3 or acc w sec 81 2r 90
do q" lots 3 Q blk Or sec W sec 81 Is 23
do 90 LOT lO blk B a. Rec srw sec 81 to r23 s 5~
Christmnn com 81 rds n and IDS Of cor
of sd or sec theme ~ IS rd- thence 2Srds thence
is rds thence s % rds 20 beg or FEC N w sec.3l
II T O'Farrell com 20 rds n and 60 rds n ifs q
cor of sd or sec thence n Is Erds thence W
2Ogrds thence = IS rds thence G % grds to beg
orsec w stc31 t2r23
ATrangott Frank fractional block com at corr
of"d 'rcI blk thence W 99A IT thence II It
thence 3 "a W to Pine 81 thence 12ltt thence
26i 10 peg Dix " or sec sec 81 ~ r23 i, /
HUDSON Bac0n. kept d1 ii in width offs end of
lot . DIX % Or sec ~ q sec 81 2r23f gcA
n f SCH ftot 6iblk SO or see n q sec 31't 2r23
Mary 9. Myers com on lheof sd blk 265| few of
secoi thence'w os cor thence n 10 a point So
ftr % u " corsthence1e7 rdr thence 8 Al ct TO a
point otn lihce II g hi OF I'D blk rds from W
l'ne OF sd 81 Splk thepcesiosb g blk So qrsec N
Blinn LOT 8, blk, Sc or sec rec sIlt2 reg
NtcG Ills lot blk vr sec n sec 3It2r23 a
do d" lot blk or sec M sec 81 ti2 90 3l1' t"1
Ed hngailln com NJ cor nflnt 80 blk lin, sd or
sec thence 9 TO lake sh re thence along I'd lake
thoie 70 pier thence ~ along I'D pier t1g sec
lac thence n on I'd line to point opposite to and
W OF NV cor of loi4 thence efO n w Cor IF lot
81 tn nee stO 8 " COR of lot thence on line
of lots BIB and 81 TO @ cor of lot SO fence n
to beg except Strs or sec n sec 32t2r23
Loren Sykes lots s blk or sec ne sec 81 2
%
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
y, Mono ne., suffer with t5o1I s.
,sgat ,na.era m sqonYo
Neuralgia Or Rheumatism,
NEURALGIA CURED INSTANTLY ilt1A Nj !, J !
to>h iw dobaaaH A2d e@ st'Ss'.i 80
!. = TarbeaIIIIs Magic Balm. .5..,.

Is a sure cure for Neuralgia. Nervous Headache,
Toothache, Rheumatism, Lame Back, SDraInf or
Br uses, Pain in,the stomach, Cramps o5l8olie
o any nervous pain No Medici eHnals = 4
the reliefof any pain. 1t is entirely etable
Frvit. and If not satisfactory your MOI ey ehab
refunded .as9
sold byal Druggists.
II. H.TAR6ELL Prop. Kenosha,
2-s3mtf46 Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
Two Hundred and Thirty Acres

and small tenant house, also Barns ami ,heds. in
gooG repair. wo orchards IN Be.rnr, there
is an nnfaling sprng of d waicr, and
plenty of wood on the place. The place IL well
stocked wit cattle, sheep, snd horIes ard viii
be sold with, or. without the stock, and imple-
ment+, to- nit the purchasers. For pariicu ars
apply to John Gates, upon the premises, Bristol
April 10Th 1878.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01

Dennis Casey lots blk IA or acc Nw sec 80 2ri2S
Jas farley lot blk IS Or sec 8 W sec. 32t2r eS
90 90 "a OF lot blk IS or p9c, Wsec 32at4r23
90 do fot 9blk Is or sec = w sec 81 2r23 ~ ~
do do lot 10 blk 15qr sec " sec 32t2r %
es DURKEE'S WESTERN ADDITION. 5ani
2 G Runals lot blk 81 q.ostcls w.ssc 81 t2r Pa
Mcoafferty lot SO blk 1866 or sec W sec 81
II Tarbell blk 159 ar sec s.w sec s1tar2a
Dill 10 FIsK'S WESTERN ADDITION u y ~
Unkn9wn alfsof RR Of lot 10 blk 12qrlsec wv
Do. ds ais Of 81 r. of4ot tpSlk 10 Or secs " sec
VIM Davis com at & . cor oof lot / blk ii thence
VITO line of lot thence ysto SIC cor laf lot
thence to w Mai st thence II to beg or sec 9
" sec 81 e rr33 If8n 9dE T9dmGr19I UOV
II Head all within the city limits OF lot 8 blk II
Or sec . w soc 81 E2 r % .lEElU GIl3 ~ @oA4Nti
Johusonal OF lot within city, limits lot / blk
IL Or sec W sec Sit Or 23 "0iI A'~,''
3aasd9 MeLAUGLIN'S ADDITION. w DHA
Lorenzo Thomas lot IS eb)k8 or sec 8 W rec 81 t 2
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d, n EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES.
j & 2 Hawley lot 3 blk IS or sec n eec 6t1r
d % = =. -
Josiah Bond lot hlki3 or sec n w sec t r. %
do do lot blk Is or sec n W sec tt 3fr.rtnu
do do lot 6blk IS ar sec NV rec 6 t1r %
Josiah Bond lot 2 blk l6 or sec n w sec at r %
d. d. lot" 3 q BLK 1f Or sec n sec Ct 1 reg
do do lots 5 rs blk Is or sec n w sec 6t1r28
Me khle lot blk 16 or sec = sec { r,23
Josiah Bond lots 2 blk % Or sec W Rec6 tt r
Is %
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aa9 been before the American public
OVEN. THIRTY years. 1t has never vet
'alled % give perfect satisfaction. and has
lustly been styled the panacea for all ex-
:ernal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings.
sSprains, Bruises, &C., &C., for Man and
Beast. No family should be single day
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
cry OF KENOaHAr2D WARD.

VIM Eewhousey com rods d nsof eg Of OF blk
thence rods thence W rods thence d rod,
whence to beg blk 30qr sec sc sec 30 to r23 81
henry "pades con 81 rds w of Sc cor OF sd blk
thence 1917 rds thence " rdAtbence 1tz rds
thence rds to beg blk 81 qrsec e sec go 2
J BY com SO rds W Of 9 ec"rof cd hlkJthence N
16H rds thence va rds thence 6 1917 rdS thence
e. rdT to beg nix st or sec esec 3lt2r23
Unknown lot l23 blk IS or sec sec 30 r % ess
DO do LOT nix 81 Or sec e sec S9t2 r %
no do lots 8 g. tlk 86 or rec o @ sec 3ut 2r23
Est OF Muller hf of blk d Or sec . sec 80 r
E N Darlington lots & Q blk 81 ar sec g sec 81 t
lA2r23 rr E-,s.rr, -ferr r., f-.ItI] 6@3T175It
W Newhouse So It in width OF W end OF blk &C.
I+eqr sec II g sec 81 to r2S 83Il3 80 itJ@0 VI S>t
Matthias Annen lots ! 2& blk 81 Or sec n G sec 81
t2r23 ~ ~ f'@
NJ Smitz lot blk 81 qrsec n o sec Sit s.r2s
John Sefert lot-2 blk 62 or sec n ser 81 1873
Joachim lot ia blk 65 or seen G sec 81 2r23 ~
Shml Hale lots g. blk CD or sec n G rec 81 r23
+ Walker lot blk SO or sec sec 3, ar % y
uat Wash5i-h let nix % ar sec ne sec23t 3 r %
Adam Dckhaut lot4 blk rs ar aecn src 81 2r
T D Bond com54n rils W OTIS cor Of I'd nix thence
1rH rds thence w TO W line of blk thences to .
W cor of same Exct K blk 81 or sec 3 sec 80
IZr ID el sTu "Tn e t9Y DOS fWDtE04 81
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GOutational,

address all Communications for this coLstam
10 the Editor Of the EdMcation-
at. KcRoshG, Wisconsin,.
The Superintendent Of schools will be i'll
his Office at johnson IS Bookstore every Sat
urdsy during disqualification of this notice.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01

The undersigned offers HIS farm for sale to any
one whining TO buy 1t is situated IL the south
prn part of the Town OF Bristol, County Of Keno
: HI, and two miles from he mineral Spring, also
half a mile from school house. It contains
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-01
CITY or KENOsmA-ATH WARD

ANTHONY Ripple com 1909 IT. of n cor OF sd
blk thence e. TO e line of blk thence 40 Fl
thence W TO W line IF blk thence n 40 IT to beg
= blk or sec SIC sec 81t2f23 '" ~&A
Coleman lots IL blk - or sec sec s1t2 r
do do !nts3 4 blk 10 or sec e sec 81 t 2 rl23
do do lot blk ~ or sec r e sec 3lt2r23
Unknown lot z blk 10 or sec g. esec tt2r23
II + Schoff or of blk 10 or sec 8 e sec 81 ia r
Sarah 2 Balm except III # lot 1oblk i or sec e
G g NV r r Co ut between RR track on the e
blk OF Fisk's addition on w and and Gardner
st on the or sec II w sec 81 tl9r23 3"a3a Hffl
Est Of G IL watkins com rds w and 30 rds of n
g cor of sd or sec thence w rs rds thence n rs
rds thence l6 rds thence 16 rds except r
track or sec w scc31 9 90 '.'2 ~
Bishop d Stewart com rds w and 30 rds y of n e.
cor of sd ar sec thence W rs rds there g 10 rds
thence IS rds thence n 10 rds except pt taken
% " Ia ..t ..4ag m G8F.
Ephraim Mariner cofn rds and rds Of n. G
cor ct al or sec thence 1e rds th"nce IL rds
thence is i'd thence n to beg except pit used
and occupied by X Roo for track and depot
building or rec 81 tar %
Mickl Forrey or blk ur sec sec 81 81 %
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BOND & STRONG s ADOPTION.

Unknown lot blk Is qrsPciIi sec 6 ttrSf ANEt
L N Dtvis lot blk 1917 sec n e sec s t1r2 %
Josh Howard htk 20 or soc n G sec 6tlr23 4J5 D.
Unknown lot blk % or eer sec 6t1r23 81
~ HOLMES 8 NIOHo{ss' ADDITION. "a
Emily Z Bond lot a blk qrsec n es &c 6 4 283tE
do do lot blk or acc n sec 1r23
r d Bond lot blk or sec St ] %
Jas auligan lotS5 blk qrsec n SIC 81 1r %
II Pershing com rds w and rds of cor OF
3 "a or sec thence parl with or rec line 81 rds
thence W rds ~ Inks thence to line Of
Prairie Ave thence to beg or acc n W sec stir
Unknown com 20 rds a and 90 rd- ofne cor Of
sd or sec t!ence's rds on g line of Fremont Ave
thehce-e 10 rfe tfgncen rds thence W, to beg or
Gee sec 6t1r23 -g -
4 Peckham com 45 rds II Inks aud Q rds of
cor OF I'd or sec thence e 10 rdr tn elce IS
rds thence w ~ rds thence n IS rds to beg or sec
NV sec I ! 90 s.. .. - .-+ti +. IS - f.#fT ai
Emily Bond com on W line Of u e ar OF sd or sec
and 90 rdsIs of n line Of same and thence to 9
cor of ne or. of ed or sec thence e 81 IDS
thence n go rds thence w 81 rds to beg
except that pit sold to W, Fl Bell ex-
cepting tie following ! piece com W
cor Of G DnraLts gho nestead on sd or sec q
rdsto n hoard fence on the inside Of Pomrov at
extended due along I'D hoard fence IL rds n
rds 10 sd Duraats lnew IL rds to beg which
was paid by Ellen Clark or sec wsec 6t1 r
90