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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-14
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Area assessed, 1888 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, so 81 7-1O.
MONROE sTREET SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of Monroe street
16 feet westerly from west line OF Washington street
thence westerly through centre OF Monroe street. a
distance of 537 feet to east line of Anderson street
thence on curve to right distance Of q feet to old
sewer in Anderson street.
The first 105 feet is 70 inch glazed pipe remain
der OF IL inch cement pipe, laid feet deep at point
OF beginning, feet deep &C west line of Greeneaf
street. feet deep at Anderson street, and feet deep
where it enters old sewer. Total length 5Si feet.
Cost of Sewer, S235 90
City's proportion, SIS 4}
Sum TO be assessed, 156 ST
Araa o nso
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BUSINESS CHANGES. The following are I

BUSINESS CHANGES. following are re-
cent business changes in this state
Portland-Howe & Small, grocers, dissolved
A. f. Luut & Co., junk; A. f. Lunt de-
ceased.
Bangor-F. M. Rowe, drugs, sold TO W. s
Nickerson.
L. j. Morse
Caribou-Swaet & Lincoln, general store,dis-
solved.
Houlton-E q. Blake, boots and shoes, sold
to Samuel Lane
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Supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE VIRGIN.
The following divorces have been decreed:
Emma M. Hall VS.. John Hall. Custody of minor
child decreed to libeant.
Lucinda II. Shoal VS.. Philip L. Shoal.
Sarah E. Hanson VS.. John W. Hanson. Custody of
children decreed to libelant,
Ida 81. Trckey VS.. Henry D. Trckey.
Catherine Harmon VS.. VIM. K Harmon.
Rose Demers VS.. Louis David Demers.
% Flora Richards VS.. Chas. f Richards.
Louise Galcomb VS. Louis Gatcomb.
Idella Theresa Merrill Elbridge Gerry Merrill.
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In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN,
,nn October 7, 1878. !
w. foregoing report of the City Civil Engineer, be
made upon the lots adjacent to the sewers therein
described, towards defraying the expenses of con-
structlng and completing the same. and that the
CITY Clerk give legal notice OF such assessments,
turnaole at the Aidermens Room in City Building,
on MONDAY, the fourth ~ day of November next,
to the City Treasurer for collection.
And 1t is hereby determined that the lots assessed
as aforesaid are benefited by such in proper
ton to the rate of such assessments and that said
assessments do not exceed such benefit, nor do they
exceed in the whole two-thirds of the cost of said
sewers, and we deem them just and reasonable.
Read and passed.
Attest, H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
true copy.
Attest, FL. I. ROBINSON Civ CIers
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YORK STREET. SEWER.

Beginning at point in the centre of York street
% feet westerly from east line of Tyng street, thence
easterly through centre Of York street distance of
1855 feet to old sewer.
Total length 266 feet. Sewer is 10 inch cement
pipe laid 10 feet deep at point of beginning 10 feet
deep at point so feet below line of Tyng street.
g3 feet deep at point $50 feet below east line OF
TSng street, 9 feet deep at point 200 feeti from
east line OF Tying street, S3 feet deep at west line of
State street, and feet deep at terminus.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer is of inch
cement pipe covered with a flat stone about test
below the surface N'
Cost of sewer, Sl5O97
City's proportion, S5,32
Sum to be assessed, 1O065
asSassed me ,u,ro g..
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Superior Court.

SYM0NDs, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-In the case of Howes, Hilton & Co.
We. B. Gray, the was given to the jury at half
past twelve yesterday. Jury disagreed.
Strout g. Holmes for plaintiff.
c. Hale for defendant.
No session of court to-day.
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DISAGREEMENT The jury in the Howes,
Hilton & Go. Gray case which went out Fri
day at about half past twelve, after being alb
sent more than twelve hours and being unable
to agree were dismissed. 1t is understood that
they finally stood four for plaintiffs and eight
for defendant.
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JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Charles Robbins. Intoxication.
Fined S. and costs. Committed.
James Allen. Assault and battery. Probable
cause. Ordered to recognize to State with suretes
in the sum of $500. Committed.
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THE PRESS.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTO Der IL.
TME PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Grand Concerto. o. S. of A.
Music Hall-John Stetson
A Monster so Feet Long.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Receivers Loan-Woodbury g. Moulton.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
f. LatDer-2.
Walter Baker & Co.
Feel Young Again.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
City of Portland-Sewer Assessments.
Rumford Falls & Buckfield r r.
English Cured Fish-Curtis & Davis.
Kellogg lrs-H. l. Nelson & Co.
Last Call-Portland & Ogdensburg R. r.
In Bankruptcy.
Millinery opening-Mrs. I. P. johnson.
Sleriff's Sale-2
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REAL ESTATE IMPRovEMENTs.-Thew wei
known livery stable keeper, Daniel f. LARA
bee, at q India street, has about completed
upon the site where his wooden stable formerly
stood large three-story gravel-roof, fancy
trimmed brick stable which makes very inn
posing appearance. The walls around it are
about $50 feet, and required some 10000 bricks
in their construction. Part of the building
over the stable proper is fitted up for tene-
ments. 1t leaves him with one of the finest
livery stables in the State
The outside of the residence of Hon. Geo. w.
Woodman, near the Western promenade, is be-
ing reprinted, thus improving its ever splendid
appearance.
Stiles & Hierlihy have commenced the build
ing of two story and half, pitch roof wooden
dwelling house on Thomas street for Mr.. Jona-
than Clay.
The work of repairing or virtually rebuilding
the middle pier and the large, long freight
house that occupies it at the English steamers
wharf, which has been going on nearly ever
since the steamers stopped running, is large
job, but it will, when completed, give the Grand
Trunk Railway Company, By whom it is owned,
q splendid wharf and building.
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name of Michael Haley was arrested by the
Deputy MarshaIs Saturday morning, for steal
ing copy of the PRES from the door of one of
its subscribers.
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HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is welcome visitor to the parlor
bircle. The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hail. and d. Wentworth, 553 Congress, cor
ter of Oak street.
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JUST OPENED, 300 doz. Kids in the latest
fall and winter shades. Also operas, button,
40, 90, 20 and 800. per pair; 8 button colored
and operas 70c., 81 and 81 25 HAIRLESS best
Seamless button 81 30; button, 81 So; 20 doz
real kids closing at SIC. per pair Don't delay
as the above are the best bargains ever offered
in this city. F. LATNER $50 Congress ST..
Al our other goods at proportona;ely low
prices.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
October 8, 1878. (
NOTICE is hereby given that hearing will be had
land upon the subject matter o soove described
assessments at tue Aldermens Room in City Build
lug, on MONDAY, the fourth day of November next,
A d., 1878, at O'Clock p. NJ, when and where any
person dissatisfied with the same NAV appear and
OBJECT thereto. Per order.
II. I. ROBINSON, City Clerk.
OCH d1awiwM
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Sewer Assessments,
BROWN STREET SEWER.

Beginning at a point Ills feet nortbery from
north line of Free street; thence noItherly through
centre of Brown street 149 feet, to south line of Con-
gress street; thence with to right distance
of 46 feet, to old sewer. II inch cement pipe.
The sewer at point of beginning is feet Deep SO
feet deep at line of Congress street, and $50 feet deep
at terminus.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer is of 6 inch
cement pipe, covered with fat stone feet below
surface of street.
Cost of sewer. $1O4 rs
City's proportion, S3i 81
Sum to be assessed, 50 81
Area assessed, II 100 square feet.
Rate mar 0sou faatG
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ELEGANT Button Kid Gloves, in autumn
colors and opera shades, only 45 cents, at
Leach's. 1874 Middle Street. oc12 st
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100 Pieces Black and Colored Silk Web Ve,-
vets for Hat and Dress Trimmings, selling at
81 20 per yard and up. 22-inch Black ST. 80 per
yard. Velveteens, the handsomest shades in
black and colored, from Coo. and up at
LATNERs's, $50 Congress street.
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Area assessed, 14,S57 square feet.
Rate per 100 square feet, so 81 9-10O.
MONUMENT sTREET SEWER,

Beginning at point in the centre of Monument
street ll6 feet westerly from west line of Sheridan
street. distance of 3f7 feet to east line of Mount
fort street; thence to left 81 feet to old
sewer 10 MountfoIt street.
IL inch glazed pipe laid feet deep tIhoughout ex-
cept at terminus, where it is 10 feet deep. Total
length, 37S 5.
Cost of sewer, 1852 1S
City's proportion, S54 06
Sum to be assessed, 108 -
Area assessed, 1898 square feet.
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lrea assessed, 81, 464 square feet,
Rate per 100 square feet, $0.26 07-10O,
WEST sTREET sEwER

Beginning at point in centreIof West street POI
feet westerly from manhole in centre of Pine and
West sreets; thence eastery through centte of West
street POI feet TO above ma ned manhole.
The sewer is S.5 feet deep throughout.
II inch cement pipe.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer is of inch
cement pipe covered with fat stone about foot be-
low surface of street.
Cost of sewer. Sa3 az
Cty's proportion, S3i 70
Sum to be assessed, 62 26
Area assessed. IL 622 square feet.
Pata
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ONE case all wool Blankets will be sold one
dollar less than the manufacturers price for a
few days at Leach's 1874 Middle Street.
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Sill SO
sa7 10
FORE AND DANFORIH STREET
SEWER

Beginning in the centre of Dauforth street at a
point 1856 feet easterly from line of Maple street
and opposite Mrs. Thzsimmons' house; thence east
erly through centre of Danforth street las feet to
centre of York street, thence easterly through York
street 100 feet; thence curve to right IS feet to
sewer in Center street.
IL inch cement pipe laid SO feet deep at point of
beginning. 82 feet deep at centre of Danforih and
York streets, feet deep at point of curve and "a
feet deep at terminus. Total length, $40 feet.
The flush pipe at beginning of sewer is of inch
surface of street.
Cost of sewer, $50 46
City's proportion, $50 Is
Sum to be assessed, 12O 81
Araoa u eaa&
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30 PIECES all wool Merinos just received, and
will be sold fer only 30 cts. per yard at Leachs,
1874 Middle Street. oc12 81
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FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.

my mother was sffiicted long time with
Neuralgia and dull, heavy, inactive condition
of the whole system; headache, nervous pros
tration, and was almost helpless. No physi
clans or medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop Bitters, with
such good effect that she seems and feels
young again, although over 70 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fit to
use in the family. "a lady, Providence, r. L.
oc14-d1w
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No DOUBT you can buy Flour lower at L. A
Bachelors, No. 10 Market street, than any
place in town. On hand at all times: "Sun-
rise," best Haxail; "Sea Foam," fancy do;
sTulip," st Louis; "Plants Extra do; "Morn-
ing STAR" do; "White Rose" do; and all
other grades of Choice Family Flour, which L
can and will sell by the barrel or bag lower
than same grades can be bought elsewhere.
An2 aAe
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VIcKERY & LEIGHTON are selling Opera
Kids and also variety of shades in Three But
tons for Is cents oct12f
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ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE.

DORTLAND, MAINE, for young men, and boys
Il over 10 years of age The first year begins
Sept. 23d, 1878. For circulars, terms &c. address
MISS MARTHA A. SHARP,
sep9dtf Portland, Maine,
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PHYSICIANS recommend DR.. Balls Cough
Syrup when all other medicines fail, as GER
tain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat and
Coughs or Colds of long standing. For Sale by
all Druggists.
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Mr.. II. I. NELSON has just retired from
New York with line of four and six button
Kid Gloves, fine quality. Every lady should
have pair for the Kellogg-Cary Couc TT this
eysrinp.
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The KelIogg.Cary Concert.


This evening the grand Kellogg-Cary concert
takes place at City Hall. There is little need
of advising people to go, for most music.lovers
have already secured seats. Those who have
not certainly will alter reading the annexed
programmed:
Duet-"The Lady of Killarney. Benedict.
Messrs. Rosnat and Comfy.
Harp Solo-Boero. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Labarre
Mime. A. Maretzek.
Piano Soo-Prelude ct Fugue. .Haberbier- Guilmant
Transcribed by Nine. Rve-King)
Mme. Rive.King.
LYNNE Santa MARIA .......................F aure
Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Romanza-"Mia madre mori'. .Luzzi
Signor Rosnati.
Polonaise-"Mignon," Thy requesD. ......... Thomas
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg,
Song-eIl Monaco" Gbe Nonk). 1900. Meyerbeer
Mr.. Geo. A. Comfy.
Piano Solo-"Rhapsode Hongrose,'' No. b.. List
(Mme Rive-King's Cadenza)
Nine. Rve-King.
Song-"Jamie''. .Molloy
Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Romanza-ssNon ever .....................M Mattel
Signor ROsnati.
Song-"Meeting and Parting. Clay
Composed expressly for and sung by
Miss Clara Louise kellogg.
Harp Solo-"Souvenir dIrland".... ....... Bochea
Nine. II. Maretzek.
Aria-"EIqani" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...Verdi
Mr.. Geo. A. Comfy.
Quartette-"M Flotou
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Miss Annie Louise
Cary, Messrs. Rosnad and Comfy.
conductor. MT. Geo. W. Colby
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WALTER BAKER & Co.'s Chocolate has
been awarded Gold Medal at the Paris Elk
hibitiop
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pNRTIANn sTREET WEIR

Beginning at point 1905 feet easterly from east
line Of that portion of Alder street, south of Portland
street, and ls5 feet norhery from south side line of
Portland street, thence westerly parallel to and 1856
feet n0rthery from south line of Portland street
distance of 1915 feet to sewer in Alder street.
The sewer at point of beginning is feet deep, and
81 feet deep at terminus.
10 inch cement pipe,
Cost of sewer, Sill SO
City's proportion, S37 10
Sum to be assessed, "a 40
Area assessed. 81 ,175 SQUARE feet
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Area assessed, 29,01S square feet.
Rate per LOO square feet, 50 81 69-I0O.
NORTH STREET SEWER,

NORTH STREET SEWER.
Beginning at point in the centre of North street
113 feet northerly from north line of Cumberland
street; thence southerly through centre of North
street distance of 2l7.5 feet to old sewer.
Total length 217 8 feet.
Sewer is IL inch cement pipe laid 8 feet deep.
Cost of sewer, 1882 rs
City's proportion, S4i25
Sum to be assessed, So 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-16

An Irish matron enters a law office: as
this the place, sur, where people get divorces? -
YES, occasionally we engage in that kind OF
business What can we do for you, MADAME
Faith, sur I'd loike to gita divorce from
me husband Pathrick.'
What is the matter with Patrick, madam
"Shure and Patrick gifts drunk, sur
That's bad. But hardly think that alone
will be sufficient cause. Have you no other
cause?"
"Indade have, sur; Pathrick bates me-
Yes, YES, see. That adds cruelty to drunk.
cnness. But, madam, you do not seem to SUI.
fer much in your appearance from Patrick's
cruelty. think you must find a stronger rea-
son before the court will grant you divorce
We'll sur, besides all that, | fear, sur, that
pathrick isn't thruc to me"
"Ah now, madam, you begin to talk bust
ness What reason have you for thinking that
Patrick is uniaithful to you!"
well sur, | may say that it's meself that
has a sthrong suspicion that Pathrick is not
the father of me last chOild."-Hdrf1rd
Times.
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1t takes plckpocket to dlspece crowd

4 man never uses his thumb-nail for a screw
driver but once.--OU city Derrtck.
The rabbit is tmid, but no cook can make
it quail This is fact in natural history.
The only safe way to keep diary is to put
it in the stove, and this is the time to do it
Rochester DemOcrdt.
Good resolutions are like horses. The first
cost is an item of less importance than the
keepng.-Rome Sentinel
81 can't undertake, wife, to crafty all your
whims; it would be as much as my life is
worth" "Oh, sir that's nothing
If them man who writes anonymous letters
mas never stolen sheep, it is probably the fault
Of the sheep-BridgepOB Standard
1t is confidently believed that every modern
hackman was in the cavalry service during
The war, and hence his audaclty in charging.
A New York barber has parrot which
shouts next" and thus the thread of the bar
ber's discourse is not interrupted-IForcester
Press.
The man with little brown jug has to
watch 1t nowadays, or his wife will paint ii
all up and store it away on the mantel-piece
for u ceramic
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That's Where You're Fooled,

Mamma" said little Harry C, II saw
twenty rats out in the back yard today
"Oh, Harry" answered his mother, gravcly,
you could not have seen as many as that.
Now, tell the truth, my boy; how many did
you really, truly see:
We'll, mamma, | saw ten, anyway"
Hush, hush, pet ten rats are great many"
well, now, mamma, guess did see five"
Did you count them Harry? Now think
again are you sure YOU saw five?"
Harry studied for few minutes and then
asked:
Mamma, do you believe saw one:'
ooh, yes, my SON. answered his mother, Il
60 believe you saw one
well, then" said Master Harry triumph
antly, that's just where you're fooled; | didn't
any rat at all ~
4 severe application OF the maternal slip
per subdued the young mans imagination inn
nediatclv.
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B. T. LINCOLN.

MoIR,TG5A5AGfM:, ,s Al lon Ed
aT Es Fay of the Of and ssts s ns of fS SsT
day Of October I a. D. is Which was recorded in the Record
crs 1Ge Of La sale county Illinois, in Book 49, at PAGE
t. Fay the following described real esnie situated in the
county Of La Sale and state of illinois, to wit; The west
teen in the Original own Of ottawa in the city Of ottawa
w n I o Gee was sSe d aa 10 w sa e a
deed made and executed by said Aonzo Edwards payable
bred dollars with interest the of per cent an
num- payable annually said note being due and payable
wood, in Ottawa. Illinois;
And whereas it provided in and by said lnpreage
deed other things that in of default In the pay
men Ct said note or interest at the rate aforesaid or any
or interest should become due then the said Edwin T. Fay
his heirs or assigns were authorized In and by sad mort
gage deed by said Aonzo Edwards and Emeline his WIFE
to sell and dispose OF said premises any part thereof ana
all right benefit and equity of redemption Of The SAID Aon
Edwards and Emeline his wife, and their heirs and as
signs therein at pubic auction, at the south door of TIE
Of rois for the highest and best price the same would
bring in cash four weeks public notice having been pre-
Of the newspapers that time published in the said
county of La Sae and 10 make execute and deliver TO the
deeds of conveyance of the premises sold ana apply M
T ri SS sai Ps n OF on s mot" at said day
sale with all attorneys fees, of advertising taxes and
ANY, ;u to said Aon1a EDWARDS T and Em In" his wife,
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
October 1876 which default continues to and exists at
the present e and there Is now due on SAID note te sum
of hundred dollars and interest thereon at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum from and after said eighth day OF
October A. u. 1876;
And whereas said and mortgage deed have been here
tOOre assigned to James Reed the undersigned, by said
Edwin r. Fay and said James c. Reed is now the legal
thereof and lawfully entitled to the money due ana
TO become due thereon: .
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned assignee of said mortgage and note, Will on
Thursday the twenyeighh day of February D. lS's al
the hour Of o'clock In the afternoon of said day sell at
public auction the south door of the County Court House.
In the city of ottawa said county of La Sale and state OF
Illinois, for highest and best price the same Will bring
in cash all the above described premises and al the right
title benefit and equity redemption of the said Aonzo
Edwards and Emelne Edwards. ms wife. and their heirs
assigns therein and apply the proceeds in said mort
gage deed directed and upon the making OF such sale
deed deeds will be executed and delivered 10 the purcas
or purchasers and By said mortgage deed directed
authorized and empowered. JAMES L. REED
Assignee of said Note and Mortgage.
b. +. LINCOLN. Attorney. jan26-td
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Zegal.

TAN SALH, NOTICF..-Nottce is hereby 81 ven
La sale county in the OF Illinois delinquent lands
Town lots ana parts Of town lots held at the County Court
House. IN ottawa. In said county and state for the stare
county and other taxes and costs due thereon for
D. 1919 ana previous years commenced on the l2t uy oi
nne ID. 1876 and continued from day 10 day IN purse
ance OF law VIM, p. Henery. the 18th day OF june lo
bcnc the purchaser Of the following described property
10 wit
Lot in Block town of Crotty, taxed in the name OF Dc
CrOtty. ,,
Elg Of lot r. in BLOCK l. of Croy, taxed in the
name of John Murphy , ,,,
Lots .d 5, in Block s. in Hossack Addition to crotty'
taxed in the name of T. VI. Austin. 49, 49, 49,, t.,
Lot 81 In Block s. in Crottys 2d Add 10 tfoy' hN'u III
the name of George kiersted. , - . 49,.
OutOt g. in UndcrilIs Outlots 10 the to"h"l ,Io'9'
taxed in the name of L. Cantwell. 49,
Ouut IT, in UnderhiS Out. lots 70 the town OF 'ro'y
taxed in the name of ID. c, Underhll; No. %, 80 -
Lot H. in CrOty's SubdiY. of VIZ SWa sec % J. 81, IL
5, Ia ed In the name OF George Lee
And M said aforesaid sale the I'D day OF June SAID NJ
p IIenpry became the purchaser of Lot l. in Block H. in
Green Add to Ottawa taxed in the name OF Eliza 1utte;
and on said sale he became the purchaser OF
Lot o. In Block t. in Green's Add 10 ottawa taxed III the
name of u. {. Okine
And at continuation of said sale above mentioned
wit 18th day of July 1916 said VIM 7. ienery pur.
chased Lots and in Block 30 in Ottas Centre taxed in
me name of Heirs {. Hayward.
All the above described property being in the
La sale and state of Illinois.
And further notice is hereby given to all whom il may
dOncer. that the time of redemption from said sale will
pire in two years from the respective dates thereof
WIN. Z. HENERN.
Ottawa, Ills, February 9th, 1873 ,3w