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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14
A CARD FROM HAMPTON.
He DenOunces Chamberlain as a
Liar, Traitor and Disgrace to his
Rank

Liar, Traitor ana Disgrace to his
Rank.
COLUMBIA, December General
Wade Hampton has issued the following
card to the public: THE fOllswing para
graph appears in the address of D. H..
Chamberlain delivered in the capitol to-
day: The gentleman who was my oppo-
nsnt for this Office in the late election,
has recently declared, as am crsditably
informed, that he holds not only the
peace of this city and State, but
my life in his hand. l do
not doubt the truth of his state
msut, neither the public peace nor the
life of any man who now opposes the
sonSummstion of this policy of fraud
and violence is safe from the assaults of
those who have enforced that policy
pronounce this statement UNANIMOUSLY
false. |, by my renewed exertions, have
endeaVored to preserve the peace of this
State, and have thus contributed TO
shield from popular Indignation one W ho
has proven himself disgrace TO his rank
AID a traitor TO his trust His conscience
may make him tremble, but reither
nor the men with whom l act, counte-
nance the hand of the assassin.
WADA HAMPTON"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

Twenty-four buildings, on the Centeu-
NAL exposition grounds, at Philadelphia,
sold the other day, realized two hundred
and ninety-six Thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars. The cost of construc-
ticn of these buildings amounted to
about two and half million dollars.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14
THESE GOODS

have been purchased at the low
est Cash rates, and will be sold
cheap for Cash. Examine the
following items of interest :
Best brands Calico, 81 cents, cash.
Dress Goods, Melanges, Dsbeges, Ser
ges, CashmerSs, black and colors, in all
the ew shades in fine -assortnents.
Black Alpaca and Mohair.
White and Red FlanRels for $4,000
cents.
Good assortment of Opera FIanDels.
Check Linseys.
Corsets, 80 cents TO $3.50.
Ladies' Hosiery. Cotton and Wooden
Fine assortment OF Misses and Chill
dfen's Cotton and Woelen Hosiery.
Bleashed and Brown Canton FIan7
IU925 cents.
Jeans. $1,000 cents, cash.
Tweeds and Casslmeres.
Bleached and Brown 1914 Sheetings.
Bed Tick ings, all grades.
Blsaehed Domestic 6Sl23 cents
cash.
Brown D mestics. SOLO cents, cash
Boots and Shoes, ali kinds and quail
tiles.
Lowell Carpets,
Gents Furnishi Goods, all kinds.
Msrino Undershirts, 5O@s2. 90, ca sh
Linen Bosom Shirts, $LOO@2 so, cash
Paper and Linen Collars:
Linen Handkerchief.
Umbrellas.
Full Stock of Clothing and Hats.
Hardware.
Qaeens1are.
Farmers and Ne chanics' Tools.
Saddlery and Harness.
Trunks:
Blankets, brown, grey and white:
Gum Betting, 3 to inches.
Grass and Cotton Rope.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

A PRINTER named Humphreys took off
the hsst PIKE at tae recent type-setting
tournaments in Montreal, Canada. He
Is a eonpOsitOf on the Montreal Star.
ana sings up" a "stickfnI' of type from
editorial copy in II minutes and fifteen
seconds. The type passing from the
ease to his stick look like visitation
OF grasshoppers or a storm OF single
nails firing at a mark.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

A Boston paper, noticing the priPe of
Young men entering business life, says
100 many Of them wish 70 retail high
toned strawberries instead Of peddiing
plain Goldfish.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14
JUST RECEIVED.

We have just received fom
the East a large and varied
Stock of the most desirable
Goods.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

THn Democrats of Florida baSYs not
given up the ship. They are preparing
20 receive the cong ressional comm ittses,
and prove by pOint.blank testimony the
Radical frauds.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

Senator Morton expresses the belief
that the situation is very critical, and
that temperance will be necessary on
both sides to avoid dagger.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

Long experience in Merchan-
dizlng Justlfies US IN saying we
are now prepared to offer the
best and cheapest stock ever
seen in Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-14

such as have been pracsiced upon them
in many places within the last sleyen
years, whole communities would have
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

Among the tide Of people pouring islo
the circus was a bensvolent-lookIng 90
mau Of forty, carrying nfumorolla on
her shoulder and a shin.plastsr IL her
fngers. She handed out the quarter and
was pushed along, when the ticket agent
called:
See here, madam. must have fry
cents.
It's all right-rm good Democrat,
she replied, making another attempt TO
get IN.
Another quarter, madam, be said ~ I've
detained her,
/ say l'm good Republican, aud J
say two shillings is enough, she exclsim-
ed, beginning TO look mad.
Moro money or yoa must stand aside,
said the doot.keeper in commanding
voice.
Now won't do i'll she blun,ly replied.
I've walked four ieiles TO see the 'how
and I'm going TO see IL, II seems TO me
you're mighty high nosed abos, IL, aud
seems 10 nc that am just as good as
YOU are, II don't own no msmHoth as'
grivation Of animals.
Two shiIlings more, madam, was his
song.
I'll say thirty, she remarked, feeling IN
her pocket.
Can't do il, madam.
Then IN say thiriy-one.
Can't do il.
Thirty-two.
Don't block the way,
See here, mister shownan with cage
of h,enas, that's my last offer. II you
want the cash, all right, II You don't,
say the word.
Stand aside, madam, II you please, was
the reply, and she stood. She went over
TO a stand and bought glass Of red LEM
onade, aud then look scout along the
canvass. just as the show began some
boy caught sight Of pair OF shoes Kick
ing the air under the edge OF the tent,
aud some people inside were surprised 10
see woman's head come up between the
benches. A body followed the head, aud
an umbrella followed the body, and as
she got seat and brace for her back, she
smiled benignly and remarked:
Thirty-two cents saved to buv pickles
for winter, and now let the performance
60 on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
woulD nor nx,.iEvk a,n >

The following dialogue rccsntiy oe-
earred IN one Of our rural jas'ioes'
courts
10 you knew The prisoner, Mr. slip
up
Ies, TO the bone,
What IL his eharaeiers
Dida'i kuow he bad any.
Does he live near yous
SO near that be has spent Only I've
shilling. Tor dfe-wood 10 over eight
years.
Did be ever come Ia collision With You
in any matlefi
Only once, and then be WA drunk and
mlstook me for = lamp post.
From what you know Of hlm, would
YOU believe him under oathf
That depends upon Circumstances u he
was 20 much intoxicated that he did not
know what he was saving, ! would; y
not, | wouldn't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
VOLUME XVI
asAvs Jon or ruu,sa,e

Boya are boys. even "a far away a.
Madras. Some Of The students of The
Devotion Protestant College Al Vspefy
recently eat out ,be bottom q The acting
priScipAis chair and replaced Il IN iis
frame rslher ipgeniously by means OF =
iew pieces OF rattan When the worthy
gentleman assembled the platform aud
sealed himself In the chair the bottom irli
oct, and be Was iorocd to assume : most
angular and awkward attitude As soon
as The boys recovered from dtllnnm
Of oonvulsiVe emotion lhe ge0a man set
10 work to discover tbs oaspjte, but
was aslonished by ihe dcn.iy OF gnof.
Auce which was manllc.ted stuycrt desk
lie enAlly deerced that there should be
no Saturday balt.holidsy until the mis-.
ehisf makers We're discovered When
Saturday came thirty Of the senior boys
absented themselves On the following
Monday the principal, with vengeance Ia
his eye, gave every one Of the trum,s
trsnsndous lhrashing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
a wIFE's nAao I.or,

Dunbar's wife listened to 4 bong poltl.
eel discussion while riding down town
yesterday morning. aud At dinner she 10.
marked TO her husbands
Well, eight or nine days morc viii de.
eide lhis election.
lnA measure, was his guarded reply.
I'm awful'glAd, ahe continued You
commenced going out nights about the
hrst Of March, and you've kept II up ever
since. IN be one happy woman about
the s,h OF November Wen have cheer.
ful ires, games, comfort and
Charlotte, soiemnly interrupted the
husband. can't you understand this
thing! The election will oceur ON tho
9TH prof.. oi course. Afler that date
must help count up the returns, verify
then, put our clubs % training tor he
next campaign, examine the Hue of the
opposiliom, aud 50 forth, and il may be
next April before get through. You
must have patience, for everything Is
working All right.
What could she do bnt burst Into tcarsS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
wE1sTEm AND rnr pnlvGn.

Ga owe occasion Mr. Webster was
his way 10 his dutie. AT Wa.liugtOH. 80
was c,,upslled tu proceed Il ngbt
stage from baltimore. lie had no &.
cIing c mpsniuns, aud the driver had q
sori .i tpl0nious L,uk whicti produced q
colv4iderable alarm .iih The senator
endeavored 10 trasquiIize ny self,
Mr.. Webster, Ani bad partly succeeded
when We reached the dark woods
twesH Bisde1.burg aud Washington
proper scene for murder OF outiage) t
here. confess, my courage again des
cd me. just then the driver taruri
nae, aud with gruH voice, inquired
maine. gave il TO him Where are q
goingI said he. The reply was 20 y d
iHgtos. am "a seuAtor. Upon thit
driver seized as leruentiy by the ! ndi
and exclaimed. bow glad am. W
been trembling 10 my seat iof The list
hour; fDf when ! looked at you u"pk
you to be highwaymau Of E uf g
| both pArlie. were relieved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
HINTs FoR A UNIvERsAL LANGUAGE.

Yesterday afternoon young man much
given to the use of slang Of the day called
on Squire Smith, sHd announced that he
wanted warrant for the arrest Of sa-
loon-keeper who had assaulted him, and
this is the way he made his want known'
Look here, | wn, warrant for
feller.
What did he do 10 your ashoi the
squire,
lie fired me out.
lle fired you outS What ds you mean
by that!
Ohl well, he stond ne on my head.
DO YOU rueau 20 soy ihs, he stood you
on your head? lldw did he do ~
Ile didn't exactly do tat. but 10 sl' :
y,trd ne Kinder r,tis0 mr aud sild ue
cf on ny ear
" Al did he do that fort
/ Wh,, | Asked hiu Tor drihk aud
4 wl.sn | told hirA 10 chaik Il ia his head,
aud that when cams round sgais ia
4 kick Il out, he told iHe 20 pull doss ,Sl
vest. told him TO cni-b his hair, aud bs
1 last then boosted me.
lie obtained u warrant for Asssult auC
battery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
a SMALL uELL aArE,

They were Ia the back yard One was
a boy of twelve, aud the other had seen
only half as many years The Younger
one sat on barrel, aud the older one
had two ounces Of powder IL one hand
aud burning stick Ia the other
dou't want TO be blowod mp, whned
the boy on The barrel, trying to get down
Keep right still, bub, commanded the
other. This thing has been figured right
down to science. II forly-6ye thousand
pounds of explosives raised Hell Gate
twelve feet, two ounces Of powder will
raise yen lust exactly the lfticth part of
OF an inch. Don MAKE an Hn.aiInst OF
yourself
But twill hurt, persisted the small
boy.
1t can't, say, haven't figured on III
You may unbutton your coat and keep
your mouth shut, but that's safe guard
enough. Now, then, keep quiet, and
listen for rumbing noises.
The powder was well confined under
the barrel. Figures were at fault. The
head of the barrel went up, the small boy
went up, the big boy went endways, aud
when the smoke cleared away, things
we're badly mixed up. The big boy bad
sore legs, the little boy was black a.
coal and choking with the odor, aud
woman ran out and shouted:
III blow you, you good-ior nothing
There's shilling barrel all split to piec
es, two pairs OF pants to be patched, ont
coAt.taIl on the roof and the other ID
hanging, and the poor dog is wedgcd II
drilled out by machnist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
aS.eoorp OF onsA, .onssos.

Moss people have heard Of Abernethy's
Rruffness; here is an antcd1ir which
shows how truly Kind aud liberal he
could be Al times In the year 1873
Ltent. fell IRON his horse, Ia LONDON,
and sustained fracture of the skull aud
ann. Mr. Abernethy wss the nears't
surgeon. aud, being sent for. continued
his attendance daily ior months. When
The patient became convsiesceni, be VA
enloined by Abernelhy TO proceed 10
Margaie aud adopt sbsii.6sh diet. The
patient requested TO knew the extent OF
his pecunisry liability. Who 10 that
yosng woman inquired Abernethy
smiliugly. She 10 my wife What il
your rank IN The armyi am bali pay
lieutenant. Oh, very we'll; wait till yoa
are a general, thea come and see me, sBc
We will talk about Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
oSn ov PAsnos EatowNLoy'S.

Parsou Browslow tells good story OF
an old PreAbyterisn bachelor preacher,
knowu almos, - a womal+hster until be
was nesrIY afty years old. vhcn he mar
tied ana settled somewhere among the
mountsins Of Worth Carolina TIE par.
son says, Oar bachelor friend vss preach
ing ON ihe siansr's exeasss. have
bought piece OF grosnd and vish to go
aud see II. said oAe. Here was a want
OF inclin.tion TO attend to divine ihiugs,
said the pr@cher, Another said, have
I've yoke Of oxen. and must aeeds 90
and prove them. This seems a case OF
necessity. A tslrd said. have married
me wife, aud therefore cannot come,
Heres case Of sstursI inpossibilityi
from which we may iuier, continued ouI
/ bachelor preacher, that one woman vii
pun mau fuHhef from the Lord thar
ten steers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

According u q Cologne newtp
tAsrs 10 in that eity booth Ia VIII
exhibited "a b. Ardrd lady AZ "a
tsance is stationed gir 10 take ~
Recently visitor, having ietste ns
,yes on the strange pheuom a. u, think
10y, on his departure, 70 have joke with
the little money -lakef, said 10 her f3nd-
ling her under ihe ehi1 the white. Nol,
little one, suppose the belrde woin 80
s your mamrna, ehl No, sii repl the
child. .be !. M papa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
Photographs 5FerrotypeS

Il losssl pay4g prices Caildfen shoa.a ~
t.sasAi 6 tie ieEsntt4 ib FlFaasht Nes'ssf
{ shall EetR tke paftftsi negHiAfts iAeet ~ =
suphsfiir a this p4Aas, sise LIE nAeittstH
. e.as ~ n MzHtllsstsf ssd hafsst saa esa fnfhlsb
fr.ss. ff5as tt,tuA ~ aaF tlns. lAt a. attss-
n8a alsen u etFy.ng snA talsfgsag psesI'es.
Il e ALLEN,
70 F2story reini, terment.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

An IrishmAu's friend having fallen into
a slough, the IhshmAn called loudly TO
another for assistance. The latter, who
was busily engaged in cutting log, and
wished to procrAstinaie, inquired;
How deep 10 the gentleman inl
Up 10 bic snkles.
Then there is plenty Of time, said tie
other.
No, there 10 not, Fsjoinsd the arst;
forgot 10 tell you hs's Ia bead arst.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
NVHITNAN L. GODDARD,
W 3apufsc,ur@s of
CARRIAGES, e. SLEIGHS,

s0UTe LsAposSaAEL NsHNAf
Keep constantly % hant or build to order
every description Of CsrusEss, from eov'rsd
phsion 70 skestyn bnygf fss second hAnd
e.y,',e. stool roo4taHtlY oa hssd for sals Re-
r.Irins done on Yhon sotiee GAd satisfaction
gu.r.ntssa. Ns sl0v " nsierlAl ~ sn sr a
sagri.sa oF sleigh thst Il ssi ~ the very best
aasitv. s,A hAa Dot pssa thoroaghlv tested.
fypRY FKIIOk BoiBkD II ldNshho oil.
rk,bktal fsf pact patronage. ws hope % mart
: eoatnuAnes ai she same by dong good N,'rA
a reasonable prices.
Mayfo. isTs. ply
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
Sor 20 vERY PLEAsAST.

One friend to another. who has just re-
turned iros a trip abrssd.
Did you etj jjy your European tsuFf
Very muck indeed.
Did you call on any Of tbs big ones.
Yes. called on two queens. one even
ing
Called on two queens? Was 1t pless-
ant affair?
No, not very; for after ! called fosnd
the other chap had three kings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

Pat bought sleeps bead, wa l
Ing down the receipt for cook #,
whsu dog made n with il. ~ stya
chase, shouting, Come back wiz me
sheep's head. 20 robbcr, yel bat fef
slii run be had 10 give 10, dead beat,
when be e0nsoled himsslf ~ith ,he re-
marx: Never moind be hasn't g9t lie
resate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
PHOTOGRAPHS

Hasitg leased tbs raouis rsosnisF - lt1sa ~
Mr. q SahesrAH 10 Adsnlt hAil, snAA -
,,,s,5 ~, sssd sft&r N0Y 70 90 nsAke afsiselats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
CHEAP AND RELIABLE.

UsvlN. - deliver OYSTERS % Manchester
% lgas4la - AEd fsSurdsss Aesi liea-si tha
haaggf CsaufFa % eednesa@yAl h.et ~
fi,ir..s.t. aeiau, Easi Afingt1a aud snFi .
8arlkna uu ftf8Ats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23
Pure Malt Yeast.

n, c.,fgk.s made srfane emsni- g deliver
lsat. Mstf Ys4sf f9 hsust ketpefs 10 Asathcsief
fssuIsflt "a radfAsss sid Ffldsys. For atia ~
6ss hoHse lh Rast4Fs isiuL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

A white boy meeting > coierei
other day asked h4m what be had
short nose for. sgecls - it woa =
ilseif ialo other people. business.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

The baltic Of life. Courtship is the
engagement or siege, ths proposal is The
assault, and nsirimoBy the victory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-23

When man AttsIns Tie age Of ninety,
be may be termed XC-diugly old.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

ccmeats Mary l. sri to BenJ1nin A'r'' ., $4,000
Cowan Geo r. to Jacob HaTrfs, No ~ cocnress Slip o
tsseb John and wife 20 Cicrmaiia Insurance %,
w Of WasilngiOnst, ot Um"aaYc gam ""F')j non
| year A'''
GEesre AHdrcas 5s sia w11 T$ 70 Geo weiss 1000
Jol,usnu Alrsn ard vile n " BrunsJn en, sN COT 49,,
of Fr IIlnay aud l10tli at l23d Warc; dtAa!a "'V
MeNa;r' VIM H. eN 20 A"S fono''', VI C5Oo
g >, s3,,, q = Of iIayas: 3yeass.......... GOO
Monroe Henry J. ,I.l,s sS e iL' 81 1909
PEI & SrSrss s c1 y aed % "i ycS2 s ' VI l2 100
shaw al, and nd va S5.,, - Gf"5S Years s'yt 100
sirpPs france. o q q 90 sye sean 1s A ~. $500
stone Madeline aPG husband 9S;r 70 James sn 500
worden tshs ". &C. and vac % JOSEPH Dos' 1850
iOEi0aL j. l.SA'A"ts i"'p"'' '''r'',-.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
5aies on Au1u0u
II B. HERIS 4 SONS, Auetloneers.

II Il. HEItIS * SONS, AucuODccrs
GREAT PHILADELPHIA LXiuHTI0N SALE
Of goods rmpvci from The Centennial at Chckerns told
llsu u Eat; I'm -.
, mn inc Tho Gf.lfs OF ThE IXuiITTICE. sold under
mo o r,.ilal .arr, iou ho yarols eHLiDsi'lrs,
wEuN4-DAY. Dec 20. q n. al.
FIFrH rALE OF JAPAHES GOODS,
,,,n..r rising Large A.a Sasicl selection Of
sAI~JMA, Anita, TUklu. kAGA. hiOIo, A"Aul
E,Nl-o uIzLH. EUrANI. CottEAS, IAKU,
and .i,er .r,eIn ceramlc RoL ac4uerH. hne bron1os
,c,-u. q c. b.lg o,s c'hiiiei al FhhalfipA1A
b Mc,sr X azbro NIyc GlsEI GIi5uD " Japan. under
whose rfsuu0i supervision the sais ~'l tAc pace on
TUESDAY. Dee. 20. at 2 ?.
By special r"quest
ruE ENTIRE ELEGANT EXHIBIT OF RICH AND
VALUABLE DIAMUSD JENELIY,
c,pusnC all tr 8 TeiudaaE uLsO.d ~ tic Arehcl DC
1ctt s,nlg 81 ch sIL be :OGnd sOta.To Stones weigh
pr fro o t5 twenty IA every VARIETY VI seihHg
tn-e.btr Win th, cutlrc exhibit oi
ZINE GOLD ASD SILVER WATCHES
Manufactured aud c1utod ly Jas Nuun jules Jurgcnson
Br,tirr Fr,r,s, A. HuTuin & sous, Joseph sc~eii'
Ia.ou,s f,oslri l. & auknoDl IL. hontaIdon,
l. Ius.4n. paul Mathcy Do.eL Jos JaooI
0gcr1pV a rarc opportunity 10 pirglase
VALUABLE AND ELEGANT HOLIDAY fhE9ENiS'
A. ever lot will b.
-oLp POSITIVELY WITHOUT ANY BLSERNAlloN'
,xJlmIrIoN OPEN FROM 10 mt ulOpn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
REAL ESTATE.
EwYork. Monday, Dec. ls. 1876
The following foreclosure salcs were made

NEW York. Monday, Dec. 1s. 1876
The following foreclosure salcs were made
the Exchange SalosrOom to-day:
81 E'Dl. ReIs,ellV
fHursioy brick tenement house, WITH lot, OF East
66h si 2l86 Il e OF 7tl+gve, lot 10 II by y block
thrce-siory and basement hIown-sione house with
10 ,ss West b3ds 1873 IL east OF ihaNe' iot 30
lS8XlUg.5 a Holly. 'o'
Sci ". q. E0DsSa.
three story and basement br0wnstone house win eI
II Of West SlstSI, 2l26 # c 9ui+'Ve. lot la'k
Ry Scott Hpsgs.
tvro story and attic frame dWeIig aud store. with
lot no s5s Grand S. n bet Norfolk ana Essc1es' 90
By Lottgs Hss3eT.
thTee-story and basement brow StOnt mouse, Win
lease -. iat u of East 6dtiIHt, 3I3 81 OF lSiHNe,
lOt 20xSl 10 leased for l9- ycsIe ir'n Nov. l, -
1870 ground 500 pcr FRnun fG"f N0oiot - Sn''
~ 4. a Ss9ls' a so@I.
two story frame house with tot; Oi fast l24tls',
81 Il 0f SdGve, LOT 16ex COLL MeyT flnii..'' ~
In T.. {. GdJEsN
Mot of laAd west lSGthEt " cor 81 OthaVc, zoo
EyL. 4. LTUTence & o..
plot of land on e : Of GeTartaye. extending thIoukn
10 Butterut-st known lots 44 and 4VJ on map OF -
IVES; MoTnsnla III .Gx15s n MoTra ~
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
OFFICIAL RECORD Or REAL ESTATE TilAEsFEi

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3Sth.st i q lTIS v Of Madison ave. 2i9K9s % Also
3Bth s 40 fJW of MailsoH-ave, 2IESeS: JnO - .o
ard wife 10 = Denny S"''Vu
SSih..5 & ~ "a u h o h,erp tSag 10000
thst.; " = ~ ~ n nts VI - Nominal
SIN ave vs. 76iI Il OF I24.lst 2jxI00; 'Sane to u
Waiter. ;s 80 ''
ietis SS7 7ia fl Of Aveiiae 4. 49, -XlOoii o,o
Mar Ncn loon aud husband 10 = kCeisi - . ."''V'
li6 as & S. :, =, = y yah % I,S Eslo 1905
n " 81 l2oiuet i7A"J-44 <NH"a
wife "a a SFnltsl u
ls,ayei s cgr "i 'i '.,NN - 10000
5SlSi n : i; 70 rl, q " ol ''i'i. 1900
cenISnl No .ooi r1i''- i''''' 90
l$5ih , st. 4 8 S5 ne II 70 = = oA 1900
~ q - sr . -, - . - ~ e-a,9ae ~ .ti' 10000
Cl,amhetssf. II 2 302 Il " OF O@htfost. St.oA2 y
also CtaTnJcrs 81, n q, 595 10 v ~ CcEirfs 81. S3-
1911; aSzl Iicada-st, 2n2X6lBi David Ahrftoi
6otn-st > <oS % II ,s1 y 81 g ave- OVAi''O 2eooo
ssd 81 n = 9sl . II gti,.ave, l8SxlGZ2: G G BIZ
4Ss, g. r.ta,Cs lo y 70 q a FarrGi 5000
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